Topic: Bitcoin to hit +$10,000 on Bitstamp this weekend... - page 2. (Read 12130 times)
Seeing as I don't want to hold any more bitcoin while we are still in a downtrend, and I don't want to wait for the SEPA withdrawal process on Bitstamp, I've decided to sell some BTC through localbitcoins - and after every sale, immediately buy the same amount of BTC back at stamp with the dollars I have there. Hopefully I'll be able to get a decent amount of fiat out that way.
Just ic case, I've also taken all my $ and coins out
Unicredit Slovenia needs an additional €14m.
That's not that bad
Austrian Hypo Alpe-Adria has ~€25bn of NPLs..
Slovenia's smaller lenders are starting to announce how much money they'll need to raise, under the recapitalisation plan being announced this morning.
Unicredit Slovenia needs an additional €14m.
Unicredit Slovenia needs an additional €14m.
Jörg Asmussen, a member of the executive board of the ECB, stated that if required a troubled bank needs to shut down over a weekend. Slovenian banking stress test incoming 
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2013/12/11/asmussen-bank-muss-ueber-wochenende-abgewickelt-werden-koennen/
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2013/12/11/asmussen-bank-muss-ueber-wochenende-abgewickelt-werden-koennen/
Latest news:
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/dec/12/markets--fed-tapering-slovenia-bank-clean-up-business-live
In its new report, just released, Slovenia's central bank gives some details of the €4.758bn cost of cleaning up the banking sector of its bad debts.
The country's biggest three banks need €3.12bn, which will be paid through government funds and bonds.
Another five banks need a total of €1.6bn - and have been given until June 2014 to raise the funds on the private markets.
Slovenia's central bank also said that the operation will take the country's national debt to 75.6% of GDP.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/dec/12/markets--fed-tapering-slovenia-bank-clean-up-business-live
In its new report, just released, Slovenia's central bank gives some details of the €4.758bn cost of cleaning up the banking sector of its bad debts.
The country's biggest three banks need €3.12bn, which will be paid through government funds and bonds.
Another five banks need a total of €1.6bn - and have been given until June 2014 to raise the funds on the private markets.
Slovenia's central bank also said that the operation will take the country's national debt to 75.6% of GDP.
Bummer I transferred 10k to BS an hour before reading this. Last time I got same day processing, hope I can get it out quickly enough.
I've gone all BTC and transferred out for this reason. Probably unnecessary, but I'd rather play it safe.
I did the same, better to be on the safe side.
Any updates here? Once again CNBC is magically ignoring it, if this wont affect BTC price, then it definately will affect (for the worse) my XIV. Want to get out of there before the shit accidentally hits the fan.
I've gone all BTC and transferred out for this reason. Probably unnecessary, but I'd rather play it safe.
Sometimes it pays to read speculation forum. My fiat on bitstamp has magically transformed itself into BTC.
Is the btc transferred to your own address? If it were me, I would worry that if they freeze their bank accounts, the might get a clue and freeze their hot and cold wallets (or just turn off transfers out).
Better to have it out since you can transfer it in later than not.
I agree, but when you actively trade, you have no choice. You have to accept this possibility
Definitely true, but if they are really worried about something this weekend, it might be prudent to take a break.
:-)
Edit: sickpig makes a good point.
Sometimes it pays to read speculation forum. My fiat on bitstamp has magically transformed itself into BTC.
Is the btc transferred to your own address? If it were me, I would worry that if they freeze their bank accounts, the might get a clue and freeze their hot and cold wallets (or just turn off transfers out).
Better to have it out since you can transfer it in later than not.
I agree, but when you actively trade, you have no choice. You have to accept this possibility
sure right you are, but another possibility is to move a part of your btc to another trade market? no?
Sometimes it pays to read speculation forum. My fiat on bitstamp has magically transformed itself into BTC.
Is the btc transferred to your own address? If it were me, I would worry that if they freeze their bank accounts, the might get a clue and freeze their hot and cold wallets (or just turn off transfers out).
Better to have it out since you can transfer it in later than not.
I agree, but when you actively trade, you have no choice. You have to accept this possibility
Sometimes it pays to read speculation forum. My fiat on bitstamp has magically transformed itself into BTC.
Is the btc transferred to your own address? If it were me, I would worry that if they freeze their bank accounts, the might get a clue and freeze their hot and cold wallets (or just turn off transfers out).
Better to have it out since you can transfer it in later than not.
Banks with problems in Slovenia are mostly banks, which are in the hands of state... Our country is still in a hands of old politcs and they (their figures) are/were giving big credits to their rich and greedy friends without insurance. Now they can not return them.
Unicredit Slovenia is a branch of Italian Unicredit Group... As I know this bank is not on a list...
Unicredit Slovenia is a branch of Italian Unicredit Group... As I know this bank is not on a list...
Sometimes it pays to read speculation forum. My fiat on bitstamp has magically transformed itself into BTC.
The great and the good of Slovenian politics have converged tonight to decide who's going to pay for the bailout.
Ljubljana, 11 December (STA) - The leaders of the four coalition parties will meet on Wednesday evening to be briefed about the results of stress tests carried out at eight Slovenian banks, according to unofficial sources. The results are expected to be presented to the public on Thursday.
http://www.sta.si/en/vest.php?s=a&id=1956752
How exciting!
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Ljubljana, 11 December (STA) - The leaders of the four coalition parties will meet on Wednesday evening to be briefed about the results of stress tests carried out at eight Slovenian banks, according to unofficial sources. The results are expected to be presented to the public on Thursday.
http://www.sta.si/en/vest.php?s=a&id=1956752
How exciting!
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