............ do you even bitcoin?
I'm not even sure what this means... but thanks for the sarcasm...
Centralized.. Bitcoin.. its just a no.
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I'm not even sure what this means... but thanks for the sarcasm...
Centralized.. Bitcoin.. its just a no.
Here's my issue with BTC. Unlike stocks and currencies, there's no centralized exchange for BTC verses fiat. I was looking at the BTC to USD rate and everyplace is different.
Google = 477.17
Coinbase = 479.92
BTC-E = 475.01
GHASH = 501.18
Obviously I'm not even touching the spread. Each exchange does whatever they like without reporting via common framework to tie buy/sell prices together.
Google = 477.17
Coinbase = 479.92
BTC-E = 475.01
GHASH = 501.18
Obviously I'm not even touching the spread. Each exchange does whatever they like without reporting via common framework to tie buy/sell prices together.
There might be arbitrage opportunities here. Think about it!!
............ do you even bitcoin?
I'm not even sure what this means... but thanks for the sarcasm...
............ do you even bitcoin?
ETFs are probably going to offer what you are looking for: a centralized platform offering definitive bid/ask price sets to institutional investors and that will be where to look for a valuation of Bitcoin from the financial world.
Here's my issue with BTC. Unlike stocks and currencies, there's no centralized exchange for BTC verses fiat. I was looking at the BTC to USD rate and everyplace is different.
Google = 477.17
Coinbase = 479.92
BTC-E = 475.01
GHASH = 501.18
Obviously I'm not even touching the spread. Each exchange does whatever they like without reporting via common framework to tie buy/sell prices together.
Google = 477.17
Coinbase = 479.92
BTC-E = 475.01
GHASH = 501.18
Obviously I'm not even touching the spread. Each exchange does whatever they like without reporting via common framework to tie buy/sell prices together.
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