After billionaire George Soros is believed to have invested in Bitcoin. Venrock, a $ 3 billion venture capital fund of the Rockefeller family, is also entering the crypto market.
Topic: George Soros , who is about to join the cryptocurrencies ? (Read 96 times)
Need to keep your eyes wide open for him. You can bet there will be some massive whale fuckery going on when he steps into the water.
Definitely. He's not the most trusted man and for a good reason. I'm not sure if this is good for crypto overall.
The market needs new money to grow. Let it be the institutional money. Of course, big money can short the market eazy but they need to pump it first
I'm not saying he will be bad for $Crypto. A rising tide lifts all boats. But he will not have anyones best interests at heart but his own. He is a financial mercenary.
Need to keep your eyes wide open for him. You can bet there will be some massive whale fuckery going on when he steps into the water.
Definitely. He's not the most trusted man and for a good reason. I'm not sure if this is good for crypto overall.
The market needs new money to grow. Let it be the institutional money. Of course, big money can short the market eazy but they need to pump it first
This is very interesting information, because this cunning fox appears in those projects, and in those countries where you can earn milliards of dollars. There is an opinion that a fundamental upswing will soon begin, there can not be an event to be an accident, because there are no accidents in the world of finance.
Need to keep your eyes wide open for him. You can bet there will be some massive whale fuckery going on when he steps into the water.
I think so, let's wait for what happens when he joins this market Need to keep your eyes wide open for him. You can bet there will be some massive whale fuckery going on when he steps into the water.
Definitely. He's not the most trusted man and for a good reason. I'm not sure if this is good for crypto overall.
Need to keep your eyes wide open for him. You can bet there will be some massive whale fuckery going on when he steps into the water.
If George Soros is joining in the crypto game then a lot of other investors will follow. This is going to be the catalyst to drives the market to recovery. His investment company has billions of dollars at its disposal so we can expect a big injection in Q2. The time to buy is now 
“Normally when you have a parabolic curve, eventually it has a very sharp break,” Soros said. “But in this case, as long as you have dictatorships on the rise you will have a different ending, because the rulers in those countries will turn to Bitcoin to build a nest egg abroad.”
George Soros thinks cryptocurrencies are a bubble. He’s about to start trading them anyway.
George Soros vs. the British Pound
The British pound shadowed the German mark leading up to the 1990s, even though the two countries were very different economically. Germany was the stronger country, despite lingering difficulties from reunification, but Britain wanted to keep the value of the pound above 2.7 marks. Attempts to adhere to this standard left Britain with high interest rates and equally high inflation, but it demanded a fixed rate of 2.7 marks to a pound as a condition of entering the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM).
Many speculators, George Soros chief among them, wondered how long fixed exchange rates could fight market forces, and they began to take up short positions against the pound. Soros borrowed heavily to bet more on a drop in the pound. Britain raised its interest rates to double digits to try to attract investors. The government was hoping to alleviate the selling pressure by creating more buying pressure.
Paying out interest costs money, however, and the British government realized that it would lose billions trying to artificially prop up the pound. It withdrew from the ERM and the value of the pound plummeted against the mark. Soros made at least $1 billion off this one trade. For the British government's part, the devaluation of the pound actually helped, as it forced the excess interest and inflation out of the economy, making it an ideal environment for businesses.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/08/greatest-currency-trades.asp#ixzz5C4ndWNsK
George Soros thinks cryptocurrencies are a bubble. He’s about to start trading them anyway.
George Soros vs. the British Pound
The British pound shadowed the German mark leading up to the 1990s, even though the two countries were very different economically. Germany was the stronger country, despite lingering difficulties from reunification, but Britain wanted to keep the value of the pound above 2.7 marks. Attempts to adhere to this standard left Britain with high interest rates and equally high inflation, but it demanded a fixed rate of 2.7 marks to a pound as a condition of entering the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM).
Many speculators, George Soros chief among them, wondered how long fixed exchange rates could fight market forces, and they began to take up short positions against the pound. Soros borrowed heavily to bet more on a drop in the pound. Britain raised its interest rates to double digits to try to attract investors. The government was hoping to alleviate the selling pressure by creating more buying pressure.
Paying out interest costs money, however, and the British government realized that it would lose billions trying to artificially prop up the pound. It withdrew from the ERM and the value of the pound plummeted against the mark. Soros made at least $1 billion off this one trade. For the British government's part, the devaluation of the pound actually helped, as it forced the excess interest and inflation out of the economy, making it an ideal environment for businesses.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/08/greatest-currency-trades.asp#ixzz5C4ndWNsK
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