Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 17862. (Read 26609902 times)
January 16, 2017, 11:03:07 PM
total bull trap, right? dump incoming, right guys? please, oh god
January 16, 2017, 10:58:10 PM
BACK ON THE TRAIN EVERYONE
January 16, 2017, 10:53:22 PM
Trump will officially be president this Friday.
I think this will be a excuse for a short term rise in the price, specially if crazy things happen like assassination attempts or terror attacks or riots, or wars.
I guess at least $900+ will be reached until the end of the weekend
I think this will be a excuse for a short term rise in the price, specially if crazy things happen like assassination attempts or terror attacks or riots, or wars.
I guess at least $900+ will be reached until the end of the weekend
January 16, 2017, 10:27:27 PM
I like this $10 rise, small but steady!
January 16, 2017, 08:28:51 PM
Honestly, I'm not sure if any really knows what these banks plan to do
January 16, 2017, 08:10:37 PM
Bwaahhahahahahaha!!!!
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Are you basically saying it's only a matter of time before bitcoin is used OR do you think they are using it (trialing it) instead of "utility settlement coins"
Both.
1. Fairly quickly, they will discover that bank-created "utility settlement coins" are fairly useless. Unless this is just a cover story, a lie to deceive the public.
- but -
2. I suspect that secretly, they are really building the infrastructure for Bitcoin long term, and may even be testing it. Some day they will have no choice but to plug into the Bitcoin blockchain.
So both hilarious (short term) and bullish (long term)
I'm just a simple hodler and not up to scratch technically compared to you guys (but better than normal folk) but how do so called settlement coins work for banks? What's the incentive exactly with these coins? How does it all work?
I can't figure out how they can create their own coin and hey presto all working well.
Honestly, I'm not sure if any really knows what these banks plan to do with their supposed "blockchain" services. They already have the ability to transact and do settlement with each other in a trusted fashion, seamlessly and fairly frictionlessly, so it's a complete mystery why they would need "blockchain integration" for that purpose.
My bet is on them creating blockchain-enabled (sidechain?) derivatives for new/emerging commodities, hedge markets, etc. Bitcoin seems like a perfect fit. Sure they could create and pre-mine a new PoS like coin and create a market for it, but who would trust it? Who would purchase and trade it, and why? Just using it 'internally' within a small network of trusted banks won't really do anything amazing for them.
January 16, 2017, 08:02:05 PM
Is 833 the new 420?
January 16, 2017, 07:59:08 PM
as far as i can remember, the solidx etf has insurance for their coins, the winklevoss one doesn't. i wonder whether any of these policies have been properly put to the test though. bitpay's 'hack' was down to a moronic employee which their insurers were only too happy to reject.
January 16, 2017, 06:43:58 PM
The ETF is targeted at extremely rich people and investment funds. They have to consider the scenario below if they have invested in millions of dollars worth of coins. The ETF will be insured against theft.
This cartoon is godamn right!
Never forget that the biggest weakness of any security system is the human!
You can get the most complicated and sophisticated security system, as long as a human got the code to go through it it's not safe at all :3
The good thing would to then store the cold storage paper in a bank I guess... In a safe.
So that you have to go in a secured public place to get it back.
January 16, 2017, 05:53:41 PM
Be nice if it was £1100
January 16, 2017, 05:47:33 PM
January 16, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
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January 16, 2017, 04:56:05 PM
Bwaahhahahahahaha!!!!
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Are you basically saying it's only a matter of time before bitcoin is used OR do you think they are using it (trialing it) instead of "utility settlement coins"
Both.
1. Fairly quickly, they will discover that bank-created "utility settlement coins" are fairly useless. Unless this is just a cover story, a lie to deceive the public.
- but -
2. I suspect that secretly, they are really building the infrastructure for Bitcoin long term, and may even be testing it. Some day they will have no choice but to plug into the Bitcoin blockchain.
So both hilarious (short term) and bullish (long term)
I'm just a simple hodler and not up to scratch technically compared to you guys (but better than normal folk) but how do so called settlement coins work for banks? What's the incentive exactly with these coins? How does it all work?
I can't figure out how they can create their own coin and hey presto all working well.
January 16, 2017, 04:40:23 PM
Bwaahhahahahahaha!!!!
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Are you basically saying it's only a matter of time before bitcoin is used OR do you think they are using it (trialing it) instead of "utility settlement coins"
Both.
1. Fairly quickly, they will discover that bank-created "utility settlement coins" are fairly useless. Unless this is just a cover story, a lie to deceive the public.
- but -
2. I suspect that secretly, they are really building the infrastructure for Bitcoin long term, and may even be testing it. Some day they will have no choice but to plug into the Bitcoin blockchain.
So both hilarious (short term) and bullish (long term)
January 16, 2017, 04:12:58 PM
^ Thanks for the wise words old man, I like the temporary pawning thought.
I thought the next top would be around $6k, but some of the Elliot Waves guys disagree:
https://medium.com/@coinscrum_75299/the-fractal-relationship-between-bitcoins-first-two-bubbles-and-what-they-might-tell-us-about-a-acd81d3b2b92#.qfe8ak8xg
I am getting convinced selling almost guaranteed makes you miserable: You sell too early or too late.
Greed is a bitch.
I thought the next top would be around $6k, but some of the Elliot Waves guys disagree:
https://medium.com/@coinscrum_75299/the-fractal-relationship-between-bitcoins-first-two-bubbles-and-what-they-might-tell-us-about-a-acd81d3b2b92#.qfe8ak8xg
I am getting convinced selling almost guaranteed makes you miserable: You sell too early or too late.
Greed is a bitch.
Nice article, it tells me what I want to hear.
It also agrees with masterluc's projection from a few months back (which isn't a surprise since they're both EWers): https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/MrwPhbog-Long-Term-Bitcoin-price-extrapolation/ January 16, 2017, 03:42:50 PM
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Hey guys, can someone give a link for the slow turtle I am?
You're all talking about "ETF" and I don't have a clue on what it is.
And your article isn't better Fakhoury, I bet it's fucking interesting but it only details the effect of ETF approval or refusal and how ETF could change bitcoin worlf and maybe even financial world in a more general way but without ever saying again what ETF means because xD
Here's an old article explaining what a bitcoin ETF is.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/041114/why-winklevoss-twins-new-bitcoin-etf-matters.asp
Quote
The Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, currently moving towards regulatory approval, could be approved by the end of 2014 and will be a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), with each share representing an amount of bitcoin held by the Trust. Currently, such an investment vehicle is only available to wealthy investors, through funds like the Bitcoin Investment Trust. The Winklevoss ETF will allow people with a brokerage account to invest in Bitcoin without having to worry about the challenges of buying, storing, and safekeeping bitcoin.
Thanks for the link but...
I don't see the point.
Bitcoin is one of the easiest things in the world to buy and store no?
Why on earth would it be necessary to through a funds company?
" Furthermore, secure storage of bitcoins by placing them into cold storage - that is, in wallets that are kept disconnected from the internet - can be technically challenging and investors may not want to take the responsibility of handling this.
"
Like seriously? Challenging? xD
A kid could do that after a couple of tries, don't tell me it's "challenging"!
The ETF is targeted at extremely rich people and investment funds. They have to consider the scenario below if they have invested in millions of dollars worth of coins. The ETF will be insured against theft.
January 16, 2017, 03:36:10 PM
^ Thanks for the wise words old man, I like the temporary pawning thought.
I thought the next top would be around $6k, but some of the Elliot Waves guys disagree:
https://medium.com/@coinscrum_75299/the-fractal-relationship-between-bitcoins-first-two-bubbles-and-what-they-might-tell-us-about-a-acd81d3b2b92#.qfe8ak8xg
I am getting convinced selling almost guaranteed makes you miserable: You sell too early or too late.
Greed is a bitch.
I thought the next top would be around $6k, but some of the Elliot Waves guys disagree:
https://medium.com/@coinscrum_75299/the-fractal-relationship-between-bitcoins-first-two-bubbles-and-what-they-might-tell-us-about-a-acd81d3b2b92#.qfe8ak8xg
I am getting convinced selling almost guaranteed makes you miserable: You sell too early or too late.
Greed is a bitch.
Hodling is hard work. The sentiment of the market gets to everyone. I can imagine the regret of those who survived the $2-$32 bubble and then sold before the next spike amidst the doom. The threat of failure is always there but as you pass through the boom/bust phases your downside becomes less and less. Im always trying to reinforce the train of thought that the amount of people who have heard of Bitcoin is still relatively small and further those that know more than they hear on the news is even smaller.
January 16, 2017, 03:34:34 PM
Bwaahhahahahahaha!!!!
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Deutsche Bank Joins Venture to Offer Blockchain Products
https://global.handelsblatt.com/finance/deutsche-bank-joins-venture-to-offer-blockchain-products-682447
A choice quote:
"Some banks are already using blockchain technology to conduct security trades with utility settlement coins, a digital currency, instead of traditional bank transfers. By going digital with blockchain, banks don’t have to keep as much capital and liquidity on hand for financial transactions."
Are you basically saying it's only a matter of time before bitcoin is used OR do you think they are using it (trialing it) instead of "utility settlement coins"
January 16, 2017, 03:34:17 PM
-snip-
Hey guys, can someone give a link for the slow turtle I am?
You're all talking about "ETF" and I don't have a clue on what it is.
And your article isn't better Fakhoury, I bet it's fucking interesting but it only details the effect of ETF approval or refusal and how ETF could change bitcoin worlf and maybe even financial world in a more general way but without ever saying again what ETF means because xD
Here's an old article explaining what a bitcoin ETF is.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/041114/why-winklevoss-twins-new-bitcoin-etf-matters.asp
Quote
The Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, currently moving towards regulatory approval, could be approved by the end of 2014 and will be a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), with each share representing an amount of bitcoin held by the Trust. Currently, such an investment vehicle is only available to wealthy investors, through funds like the Bitcoin Investment Trust. The Winklevoss ETF will allow people with a brokerage account to invest in Bitcoin without having to worry about the challenges of buying, storing, and safekeeping bitcoin.
Thanks for the link but...
I don't see the point.
Bitcoin is one of the easiest things in the world to buy and store no?
Why on earth would it be necessary to through a funds company?
" Furthermore, secure storage of bitcoins by placing them into cold storage - that is, in wallets that are kept disconnected from the internet - can be technically challenging and investors may not want to take the responsibility of handling this.
"
Like seriously? Challenging? xD
A kid could do that after a couple of tries, don't tell me it's "challenging"!
January 16, 2017, 03:24:00 PM
-snip-
Hey guys, can someone give a link for the slow turtle I am?
You're all talking about "ETF" and I don't have a clue on what it is.
And your article isn't better Fakhoury, I bet it's fucking interesting but it only details the effect of ETF approval or refusal and how ETF could change bitcoin worlf and maybe even financial world in a more general way but without ever saying again what ETF means because xD
Here's an old article explaining what a bitcoin ETF is.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/041114/why-winklevoss-twins-new-bitcoin-etf-matters.asp
Quote
The Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, currently moving towards regulatory approval, could be approved by the end of 2014 and will be a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), with each share representing an amount of bitcoin held by the Trust. Currently, such an investment vehicle is only available to wealthy investors, through funds like the Bitcoin Investment Trust. The Winklevoss ETF will allow people with a brokerage account to invest in Bitcoin without having to worry about the challenges of buying, storing, and safekeeping bitcoin.
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