Topic: FED announces it will stick with stimulus program---how will this impact BTC? (Read 3549 times)
September 23, 2013, 12:58:33 AM
I think that Bernanke is just kicking the can so that there is a neat dividing line between his policy and the next chair's. I would expect an extra quick reduction in asset purchases ~20bn USD after the first FOMC meeting with the new chair.
September 19, 2013, 03:19:25 PM
It may not matter what the FED does... World Bank Whistleblower, Karen Hudes, seems to think that economic collapse is fast-approaching for the USA. In fact, she's telling people to start using Bitcoin. 
http://wp.me/p2FKR4-hv
It seems like that guy wanted to pump gold.http://wp.me/p2FKR4-hv
He kept interrupting her when she mentioned bitcoins.
I just watched that video. The bolded part you said is true. It's hilarious, especially in the end (no more mention of bitcoin), but Hunter keeps pressing her to say people should buy gold and she doesn't, because she believes the world will get their shit together and gold wont be needed.
This Karen Hudes girl really is something. Very insightful watch.
Also absolutely hilarious: "The FED is fired". lol
Like the FED is blowing money out of there printing machines, they system must fail. Better for us all.
They increase there balance in money every month about 85 billion dollars. Stock markets are in euphoria, driven away from fundamentals. companies don´t invest more in the economy because of Ben Bernanke, they only borrow money to pay their debt, so what is the advantage for the whole economy ?
Bad fact: Yellen will continue the policy of Ben Bernanke....
Like the silver and gold standard, fiat standard will fall in this century. Only changes and innovations in economy keeps the system of capitalism, otherwise it will fail effectivly.
September 19, 2013, 03:03:30 PM
It may not matter what the FED does... World Bank Whistleblower, Karen Hudes, seems to think that economic collapse is fast-approaching for the USA. In fact, she's telling people to start using Bitcoin.
http://wp.me/p2FKR4-hv
It seems like that guy wanted to pump gold.http://wp.me/p2FKR4-hv
He kept interrupting her when she mentioned bitcoins.
I just watched that video. The bolded part you said is true. It's hilarious, especially in the end (no more mention of bitcoin), but Hunter keeps pressing her to say people should buy gold and she doesn't, because she believes the world will get their shit together and gold wont be needed.
This Karen Hudes girl really is something. Very insightful watch.
Also absolutely hilarious: "The FED is fired". lol
September 19, 2013, 12:27:21 PM
WTF is going on today BTC down, bonds up shouldn't it be to opposite???
Bitcoin is decorrelated. Duh. This has always been the case.
Decorrelated is another way of saying btc is purely speculative, drive by whale manipulators.
you chode.
September 19, 2013, 12:21:33 PM
Bitcoin is far too tiny and disconnected to be affected by any real world events. There are much greater factors of volatility within its microcosmos. I still see Bitcoin trading purely by itself.
September 19, 2013, 12:17:47 PM
WTF is going on today BTC down, bonds up shouldn't it be to opposite???
September 19, 2013, 12:10:07 PM
http://www.forbes.com/sites/halahtouryalai/2013/09/19/london-whale-fail-jpmorgan-chase-smacked-with-920m-fine/
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
where do all these fines go...
The "public" - with emphasis on the quotes...
September 19, 2013, 12:09:15 PM
http://www.forbes.com/sites/halahtouryalai/2013/09/19/london-whale-fail-jpmorgan-chase-smacked-with-920m-fine/
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
where do all these fines go...
September 19, 2013, 12:07:36 PM
More money looking for a home.
September 19, 2013, 12:07:27 PM
http://www.forbes.com/sites/halahtouryalai/2013/09/19/london-whale-fail-jpmorgan-chase-smacked-with-920m-fine/
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
This makes me smile.
Why post this? Mtgox / Bitpay is the JPM of Bitcoin.
September 19, 2013, 11:04:19 AM
One important factor people forget that is in the US dollar's favour: sovereign/currency collapse in other countries around the world. If they are in any significant debt to the World Bank, or amenable to IMF bailout money, what currency do you think the bailout will be denominated in? Helicopter Ben might need to upgrade to concorde.
September 19, 2013, 08:23:29 AM
Don't listen to Walsoraj, Jaroslaw has invaded his anal canal catholic church exorcist style and he's panicked and hoping for a minicrash to go back in.
Half the Gox wall tracker thread seems to be similarly possessed. Panic sellers indulging in wishful thinking.
September 19, 2013, 07:43:11 AM
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It's always fair to say, "nothing lasts forever" but the USD isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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You realize that this is the universally accepted "trust me" argument, not? It's always fair to say, "nothing lasts forever" but the USD isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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September 19, 2013, 07:31:09 AM
^^^^ This +1
Agree with this.
Agree with this.
September 19, 2013, 07:21:07 AM
What many fail to realize is foreign currency exchange is a $5.4 trillion/per day industry. And the USD is on one side or the other, of 87% of those trades. It's always fair to say, "nothing lasts forever" but the USD isn't going anywhere anytime soon. And the masses belief in the longevity of the USD isn't soon to fade either. So as with any "currency" that aims to be successful, BTC should focus on mass adoption and not betting it's success on currencies and/or countries, failing sometime down the road. Not only is it morally bankrupt to bet ones success on another's failure, it's just plain stupid and speaks more about its weaknesses, than it does about its strengths.
September 19, 2013, 07:15:13 AM
The dollar may not crash, for a couple of reasons.
One reason is that it is very integrated with the real economy.
One reason is that it is very integrated with the real economy.
The reason it is very integrated becaused it is being forced to. The USD is being backed by the world strongest military.
September 19, 2013, 06:38:21 AM
Adding to that, the time shifting function of money: On the individual level, you can choose to save money in the mattress ( for no reward, money value raises for others to spend), lend, thereby let others spend or invest in stead of you, deposit in bank (thereby letting others loan, and letting the money supply expand as well), or invest directly.
On a global scale, with money factored out, there is only a question of who can spend or invest directly, it is not possible to generally save, except to invest.
It seems this is obvious for the members of bitcointalk.
On a global scale, with money factored out, there is only a question of who can spend or invest directly, it is not possible to generally save, except to invest.
It seems this is obvious for the members of bitcointalk.
September 19, 2013, 04:18:55 AM
The dollar may not crash, for a couple of reasons.
One reason is that it is very integrated with the real economy. The reason bitcoin is volatile, is that there is not much of a real economy using it for transactions in trade. Dollar is, which means that when new dollars come into being, they will be traded maybe thousands of times before all the prices in the dollar economy are adjusted. We can only speculate on the lag, but it may be many years.
Another reason is the existence of local fiats, or dollar altcoins. Some are supposedly pegged somehow to the dollar, some are supposedly not pegged, but in reality all are to some degree coupled to the dollar. These dollar altcoins is like a buffer to the inflation, it will happen in the altcoins first, just like a leaf in the autumn fades on the edges first.
One reason is that it is very integrated with the real economy. The reason bitcoin is volatile, is that there is not much of a real economy using it for transactions in trade. Dollar is, which means that when new dollars come into being, they will be traded maybe thousands of times before all the prices in the dollar economy are adjusted. We can only speculate on the lag, but it may be many years.
Another reason is the existence of local fiats, or dollar altcoins. Some are supposedly pegged somehow to the dollar, some are supposedly not pegged, but in reality all are to some degree coupled to the dollar. These dollar altcoins is like a buffer to the inflation, it will happen in the altcoins first, just like a leaf in the autumn fades on the edges first.
September 19, 2013, 03:37:23 AM
Don't listen to Walsoraj, Jaroslaw has invaded his anal canal catholic church exorcist style and he's panicked and hoping for a minicrash to go back in.
funniest thing i've yet read on this forum!!!! September 18, 2013, 10:11:55 PM
The dollar won't crash, of course it won't. That's just the kind of shit godlikeproductions or Alex Jones would peddle. It won't crash because it or other national governments will feed more money into itself. But it not crashing doesn't take away from the fact that anyone with money has to come to the logical realization that by being invisible, BTC is the safest store of value out there...
Don't listen to Walsoraj, Jaroslaw has invaded his anal canal catholic church exorcist style and he's panicked and hoping for a minicrash to go back in.
Don't listen to Walsoraj, Jaroslaw has invaded his anal canal catholic church exorcist style and he's panicked and hoping for a minicrash to go back in.
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