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hero member
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April 08, 2018, 05:36:48 PM
#4
The mega-rally towards the end of last year was, in part, due to things like CME & CBOE futures and LedgerX options launching. There was a sense that institutional money was about to get in the game and people wanted to front run that money. However, volume stayed relatively flat after those launches and new money didn’t flow in as much as some people expected.

Now, Coinbase is in the process of launching a custody solution and some other groups will be launching custody offerings later this year as well. This narrative that custody is right around the corner could reignite the news cycle around institutional money entering the space. Will institutionalization actually happen now? If people try to front run that money again, will we see a bull run this coming summer as these custody products get set to roll out?
There is a bull run going on already. Institutional money or not, the bullish period is apparently set to continue and this year seems like any record won't be broken.
However, I would like to see the strategies of these institutional buyers in the crypto world. These custody solution seems to be a important thing now, prices may fluctuate based on this easily. Must keep an eye on this.
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April 08, 2018, 05:14:12 PM
#3
Will institutionalization actually happen now?
Probably not but instead, institutional money might be entering crypto space now before that plan of coinbase happens. They will probably short at the day of the Lau ching or hours after it.
If people try to front run that money again, will we see a bull run this coming summer as these custody products get set to roll out?
We might not see a bull run because people, mostly traders have accumulated at low prices and at BTC is starting to recover a little(which is probably caused by some people buying). They might or might not sell it after the launching of  those custody solution.
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April 08, 2018, 01:47:54 PM
#2
The mega-rally towards the end of last year was, in part, due to things like CME & CBOE futures and LedgerX options launching. There was a sense that institutional money was about to get in the game and people wanted to front run that money. However, volume stayed relatively flat after those launches and new money didn’t flow in as much as some people expected.

Now, Coinbase is in the process of launching a custody solution and some other groups will be launching custody offerings later this year as well. This narrative that custody is right around the corner could reignite the news cycle around institutional money entering the space. Will institutionalization actually happen now? If people try to front run that money again, will we see a bull run this coming summer as these custody products get set to roll out?

Seems like institutional money was entering before the release of futures, through some unknown channels. After the launch of futures they started to short it. Made good money. Now there are news coming about soros starting to trade...
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April 04, 2018, 02:18:36 AM
#1
The mega-rally towards the end of last year was, in part, due to things like CME & CBOE futures and LedgerX options launching. There was a sense that institutional money was about to get in the game and people wanted to front run that money. However, volume stayed relatively flat after those launches and new money didn’t flow in as much as some people expected.

Now, Coinbase is in the process of launching a custody solution and some other groups will be launching custody offerings later this year as well. This narrative that custody is right around the corner could reignite the news cycle around institutional money entering the space. Will institutionalization actually happen now? If people try to front run that money again, will we see a bull run this coming summer as these custody products get set to roll out?
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