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Topic: The biggest bubble of history being deflated? (Read 159 times)

newbie
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Also, I hear that not only are volatile stocks, Longfin and Long Blockchain facing some legal difficulties. Last week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission ordered a freeze of more than $ 27 million in proceeds from the sale of Longfin shares. Officials also are investigating Longfin's acquisition of Ziddu.com - a startup Longfin describes as "a provider of microfinance loans in the form of coin."
legendary
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Cashback 15%
Uhhh what?

Actually, the bubble is just doing its cycles: inflate and deflate, inflate and deflate and it goes on and on.. If you look closely at the price history since 2010, you'll see that bitcoin had been through some pumps and dumps up until very recently. Do note that there aren't "bitcoin companies" that existed yet back then though the behavior had been very similar. Also, are you referring about the futures as bitcoin companies? Because if that's what you're referring to, they'd really go out once in a while depending on bitcoin's price, only to come back again when it's the bulls who are in charge of the price action.
newbie
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The bubble or bubble phenomenon in bitcoin is now beginning to look broken along with the fall of the virtual currency exchange rate when compared with peak period.
But I strongly believe the future bitcoin price will rebound again.
newbie
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I was surprised! In line with the bitcoin hot momentum in December, a number of companies have sought blockchain technology and money as a remedy for their stock price hikes, although their previous businesses were very limited. or even not related to blockchain. Long blockchain rose 500% and trading volume rose about 100% to more than 15 million in last year's bitcoin fever. Eastman Kodak shares have been missing for many years on the stock market also rose sharply after the company announced its own digital release plan, KodakCoin.  Roll Eyes
newbie
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I read the news and I know very well: In the latest move, the two companies that were renamed blockchain bussinesses to benefit from the surge of bitcoin has officially been removed from the Nasdaq stock market. Long Blockchain (formerly Long Island Iced Tea Corp, a beverage company) was faced with a possible delisting in December last year, after the company shifted its business focus from iced tea. business money number. Recently, Long Blockchain announced its listing on the Nasdaq on April 12, according to an agreement allowing the exchange to be unilaterally canceled when it detects wrong doing.
legendary
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There is trouble abrewing
i am sorry to disappoint you but the bubble has not been in existence for a very long time. i am afraid you fell for a big FUD and missed out on buying bitcoin while it was cheap. now you have to learn from this mistake and watch the price grow as you lose money.
legendary
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A series of bitcoin companies disappeared on the stock market, the biggest bubble of history being deflated?
I follow some newspapers for getting information but I scare about its reliability.
Please share any piece of information about it, which is helpful for this question. Moreover, you also can show your thought or your expectation.
Thank you very much! Cool

Which 'Bitcoin Companies' disappeared from the stock market? 
newbie
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Merit: 0
A series of bitcoin companies disappeared on the stock market, the biggest bubble of history being deflated?
I follow some newspapers for getting information but I scare about its reliability.
Please share any piece of information about it, which is helpful for this question. Moreover, you also can show your thought or your expectation.
Thank you very much! Cool
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