I have a feeling that most of the people who talk about Bitcoin in any capacity have already bought in, especially if they're aiming to pump it and not take away from it.
For any big names that never really talk about it, chances are they have some of their wealth hedged in it but it likely isn't anything sizeable or serious compared to their other assets.
Topic: Do you think the big names are invested already? - page 5. (Read 3449 times)
Bitcoin is still relatively "unknown" in the Wall street crowd.. Yes, they might have heard of it, and dismissed it as a fad or a Ponzi scheme... but I
think they will take it seriously once the ETF is approved. They cannot dismiss a technology that has been the best performing currency/commodity
in 2016.
.... and as a currency for two years before that... 
think they will take it seriously once the ETF is approved. They cannot dismiss a technology that has been the best performing currency/commodity
in 2016.
.... and as a currency for two years before that... 
I think the big names are in now yeah but most of them didn't get in before 2014. When you are super rich you haven't got time to waste of a tiny project like bitcoin pre 2014 right. So yeah it might cost them more to invest past 2014 but their time is more valuable and cash they have plenty of.
I think many big guys have bought bitcoin but in very small amount to test it and i am quite sure they will happily put few millions in bitcoin if ETF get passed.
Hell yes, definitely. I read about a famous entrepreneur who had made millions of dollars off of his investments in bitcoin, but I can't remember the exact name or article. I'll try and see if I can recall it.
Meanwhile, here's a CoinDesk article on celebrities who back bitcoin: link.
Meanwhile, here's a CoinDesk article on celebrities who back bitcoin: link.
Any business man worth his salt, especially those who basically have endless funds should be investing in bitcoin. I would guess that even tho they are dissing bitcoin they have probably stuck a few bitcoin into the portfolio just in case, i know i would.
for example i think most altcoins are going nowhere but i still have a few in paper wallets just in case.
for example i think most altcoins are going nowhere but i still have a few in paper wallets just in case.
I think the big names are in now yeah but most of them didn't get in before 2014. When you are super rich you haven't got time to waste of a tiny project like bitcoin pre 2014 right. So yeah it might cost them more to invest past 2014 but their time is more valuable and cash they have plenty of.
Guys like George Soros are too smart to not see the importance of bitcoin, but are they too old to get it?
I know that Warren Buffet said a couple years ago how bitcoin makes no sense, obviously showcasing how old and deprecated his investing decisions are when it comes to cutting edge technology.
But I can see guys like Soros getting involved and learning about it and secretly taking a position.
I can also see Donald Trump, which has appointed bitcoin guys in his team, holding some in his portfolio already.
When the ETF passes, I can see tons of Wall Street people joining in as well, with some serious investments beyond for testing purposes.
I know that Warren Buffet said a couple years ago how bitcoin makes no sense, obviously showcasing how old and deprecated his investing decisions are when it comes to cutting edge technology.
But I can see guys like Soros getting involved and learning about it and secretly taking a position.
I can also see Donald Trump, which has appointed bitcoin guys in his team, holding some in his portfolio already.
When the ETF passes, I can see tons of Wall Street people joining in as well, with some serious investments beyond for testing purposes.
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