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Quote from: crocko on October 09, 2014, 07:41:59 AM

Hello !

I saw post from that dude, "faillling" that ETF for Bitcoin proposed by Winklevoss brothers it is stopped.
Can anybody confirm this ?

If BTC was capable of extending life by two centuries while simultaneously fellating you he'd still be denying it while shooting his load into crypto oblivion.

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Quote from: crocko on October 09, 2014, 07:41:59 AM

Hello !

I saw post from that dude, "faillling" that ETF for Bitcoin proposed by Winklevoss brothers it is stopped.
Can anybody confirm this ?

That's a lie.

PS: The Winklevoss brothers will speak at the world largest ETF conference in January.

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Hello !

I saw post from that dude, "faillling" that ETF for Bitcoin proposed by Winklevoss brothers it is stopped.
Can anybody confirm this ?

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Quote from: Elwar on October 09, 2014, 07:12:31 AM

Most major funds cannot purchase bitcoins until they are on a stock exchange.

Hence...the ETF.

Some people who work on Wall Street have been buying through SecondMarket.

But when the funds start buying...that will be the kicker.

If some big time hitters are buying, we should have know by now and price of btc will never get this low.

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Most major funds cannot purchase bitcoins until they are on a stock exchange.

Hence...the ETF.

Some people who work on Wall Street have been buying through SecondMarket.

But when the funds start buying...that will be the kicker.

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Quote from: Torque on October 08, 2014, 07:45:44 AM

Quote from: gentlemand on October 08, 2014, 07:44:04 AM

The current infrastructure for buying is unacceptably shaky. A lot of them are going to be prohibited from putting any money in until there are properly regulated options.

They're going to be pretty conservative compared to the hedgie types who are taking a risk.

It's a miniscule market that could be wiped out with ease.

They're not here to make anyone but themselves rich.

But no!!! Barry Silbert said they'd be coming in second half of 2014! He promised!!

/s

They promised a lot of thing.
My personal opinion is that they wont do it yet but i think that they buying from somewhere some amount and they are keeping it so when big jump come out they will make huge profit.

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Quote from: gentlemand on October 08, 2014, 07:44:04 AM

The current infrastructure for buying is unacceptably shaky. A lot of them are going to be prohibited from putting any money in until there are properly regulated options.

They're going to be pretty conservative compared to the hedgie types who are taking a risk.

It's a miniscule market that could be wiped out with ease.

They're not here to make anyone but themselves rich.

its a miniscule market they could take control of,

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Quote from: gentlemand on October 08, 2014, 07:44:04 AM

The current infrastructure for buying is unacceptably shaky. A lot of them are going to be prohibited from putting any money in until there are properly regulated options.

They're going to be pretty conservative compared to the hedgie types who are taking a risk.

It's a miniscule market that could be wiped out with ease.

They're not here to make anyone but themselves rich.

But no!!! Barry Silbert said they'd be coming in second half of 2014! He promised!!

/s

gentlemand

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The current infrastructure for buying is unacceptably shaky. A lot of them are going to be prohibited from putting any money in until there are properly regulated options.

They're going to be pretty conservative compared to the hedgie types who are taking a risk.

It's a miniscule market that could be wiped out with ease.

They're not here to make anyone but themselves rich.

Sakarias-Corporation

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hello, could anyone please explain to my why Wall street has yet not invested in BTC ?
sure its risky with this unstable exchange rate, but wouldn't prices go up ALOT with some 10M Dollar investments. can't see how 10M would be a lot for one of the bigger corporations to lose.

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