The NYSE stuff was priced in long ago. It's been baked into the price all along.
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It did make a impact... My neighbour knows I am Bitcoin Crazy, and he stopped me in the street, to tell me, he noticed the Bitcoin price ticker on the NYSE.
His next question was... Is Bitcoin getting that big now? {This put a smile on my face... He always shot anything down, when I spoke about Bitcoin}
I anticipated his next question... Where do you buy your Bitcoin?
People start to notice, and need to figure out where to buy at the lowest price... So it will take time. {Education}
His next question was... Is Bitcoin getting that big now? {This put a smile on my face... He always shot anything down, when I spoke about Bitcoin}
I anticipated his next question... Where do you buy your Bitcoin?
People start to notice, and need to figure out where to buy at the lowest price... So it will take time. {Education}
People here think good news should trigger insta bumps. Are you new into this?
First of all: ALL markets are manipulated. Ask yourself, do whales benefit from a huge BTC price right now? Nope, because we are still very early in the game, regular folk has still tons of doubts about it, there are tons of random BTC millonaires out there holding tons of coins that they mined/holded by pure luck. They want all that wealth of those nerd's pockets and they know they will end up panic selling if they keep this mental feeling of a down trend.
Manipulation + BTC still very early developed (its like early 90's internet) explain anything.
In other words, buy, hold, or cry later.
no sry 4 u
more useful than your filthy trolling.
Oh my. 
more useful than your filthy trolling.
Oh my.
sry, i meant the other one, not you
There is a short document somewhere in the NYSE site that describes the their bitcoin price index. It is some kind of day average, computed (by a secret formula) from data provided by an extensive list of bitcoin exchanges whose names begin with "Coin", end with "base", and are at most 8 letters long.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
lol. This was good.
more useful than your filthy trolling.
Oh my.
There is a short document somewhere in the NYSE site that describes the their bitcoin price index. It is some kind of day average, computed (by a secret formula) from data provided by an extensive list of bitcoin exchanges whose names begin with "Coin", end with "base", and are at most 8 letters long.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
lol. This was good.
more useful than your filthy trolling.
I think that good news is expected.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
so the good news that work now, is to make bitcoin not worst in the price
in the end bad news drive the bitcoin dumping, good news prevent that, then my question is , what we need to raise?
Price will rise when people learn about bitcoin and btc almost free transaction
If accounts are in usd that would enable big fiat players to simply leverage short Bitcoin to hit $10 then take profit.. Now imagine a bank doing this with almost unlimited fiat paper.. It skips the need to buy the coins to short them if fiat is allowed to be used as collateral.
I now firmly believe that bitcoin price is manipulated by whales and nothing more.
Well that can't last forever. Only 21 million coins max, there's not enough to go around if bitcoin gets big. What happens if coinbase or circle run out of bitcoin to sell during a huge influx of newcomers? They go to their supplying miner or exchange and buy some. Eventually the whales will run out of coins or decide to stop selling.
There is a short document somewhere in the NYSE site that describes the their bitcoin price index. It is some kind of day average, computed (by a secret formula) from data provided by an extensive list of bitcoin exchanges whose names begin with "Coin", end with "base", and are at most 8 letters long.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
Usage for the index could be for futures contracts and options.
Those are smart people, unlike the majority here that's just looking for a get-rich-quick scheme.
They know a scam when they see one.
They know a scam when they see one.
There is a short document somewhere in the NYSE site that describes the their bitcoin price index. It is some kind of day average, computed (by a secret formula) from data provided by an extensive list of bitcoin exchanges whose names begin with "Coin", end with "base", and are at most 8 letters long.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
lol. This was good.
So your one of those that wants the price to go up. I mean it be nice if it did , but a few still want the technology to continue not just the price.
I now firmly believe that bitcoin price is manipulated by whales and nothing more.
Well that can't last forever. Only 21 million coins max, there's not enough to go around if bitcoin gets big. What happens if coinbase or circle run out of bitcoin to sell during a huge influx of newcomers? They go to their supplying miner or exchange and buy some. Eventually the whales will run out of coins or decide to stop selling.
I think that good news is expected.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
I doubt the average Chinese bot gives the tiniest shit about good news or lack thereof these days.
I think that good news is expected.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
If there wasn't any good news, everybody would sell.
There is a short document somewhere in the NYSE site that describes the their bitcoin price index. It is some kind of day average, computed (by a secret formula) from data provided by an extensive list of bitcoin exchanges whose names begin with "Coin", end with "base", and are at most 8 letters long.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The price is updated daily at 16:00:00 UTC (4 pm London time), weekdays only.
It seems very useful, for what I cannot say.
The NYSE stuff was priced in long ago. It's been baked into the price all along.
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