In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Bubbles?
The way you said it really sounds like fun.
Topic: Wall Street To Bitcoin: Does It Really Matter? (Read 2136 times)
Bubbles?
The way you said it really sounds like fun.
I noticed that more and more EX/Former Wall Street guys are taking their talents to Bitcoin-related businesses.
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I mean..Bitcoin was built in the first place to avoid these guys..
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I mean..Bitcoin was built in the first place to avoid these guys..
Bitcoin succeed without the help of these guys.
Now that they notice that bitcoin's popularity is skyrocketing, then they jump ship.
Well, we all know what will happen if Bitcoin sinks, they will jump ship again.
Hell yeah it does, these people have money. Money in bitcoin = good.
Yep, time for us to get plenty of all the bailout money back from these guys. The rest, however, will come from those at the later entry points via the FOMO sentiments.
Hell yeah it does, these people have money. Money in bitcoin = good.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
My English is not sufficient enough to understand what you tried to tell me.
Bitcoin is indifferent to these shenanigans. Like a black hole, bitcoin waits with the eternal patience of the cosmos for the fiat train to fly off the rails.
All empires crumble in time. All imperial money has a limited lifespan, usually measured in the hundreds of years.
You have a lovely way with words and you are right with much knowledge, how much money from wall street is waiting to feed bitcoin is kind of interesting to me would love to get some potential figures. The thing is when they arrive i believe it will e very fun times the craziness that will come with them is a once in a life time. Will regulations not be to far behind them though i wonder and hope not
Sure it matters. Institutional investors will bump the price, of course, as they begin funneling client funds into Bitcoin hedge funds and the like
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
My English is not sufficient enough to understand what you tried to tell me.
Bitcoin is indifferent to these shenanigans. Like a black hole, bitcoin waits with the eternal patience of the cosmos for the fiat train to fly off the rails.
All empires crumble in time. All imperial money has a limited lifespan, usually measured in the hundreds of years.
You have a lovely way with words and you are right with much knowledge, how much money from wall street is waiting to feed bitcoin is kind of interesting to me would love to get some potential figures. The thing is when they arrive i believe it will e very fun times the craziness that will come with them is a once in a life time. Will regulations not be to far behind them though i wonder and hope not
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Not everyone thinks it's just another asset. Some of them are privately buying and holding for long term use because they see a potential scenareo where Bitcoin becomes a new standard of digital payments.It will indeed that is when the guys who scream interstellar maybe right and i would hunt back to find there threads and give them a tip for not believing in them.
Op the fact at these guys have chose to come and hustle bitcoin does not really matter, well it does but there is absolutely nothing we can do is there and it is also a tool for freedom so anyone can use this even the wall street thiefs hopefully it doesn't end up to bad for avarage investors.
I just hodl hodl most of mine where ever we go i am there
) In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Not everyone thinks it's just another asset. Some of them are privately buying and holding for long term use because they see a potential scenareo where Bitcoin becomes a new standard of digital payments.In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Not everyone thinks it's just another asset. Some of them are privately buying and holding for long term use because they see a potential scenareo where Bitcoin becomes a new standard of digital payments. In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
For sure.
They are seeing this as an opportunity to make more money and not help Bitcoin/digital currency itself.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
My English is not sufficient enough to understand what you tried to tell me.
Bitcoin is indifferent to these shenanigans. Like a black hole, bitcoin waits with the eternal patience of the cosmos for the fiat train to fly off the rails.
All empires crumble in time. All imperial money has a limited lifespan, usually measured in the hundreds of years.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
My English is not sufficient enough to understand what you tried to tell me.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Exaclty. It's rather unhealthy for Bitcoin.
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
Just like we doing all the time
. I can't blame for that. 
In Wall Street's eyes, bitcoin is just another asset that they can make bubbles upon and earn lots of fiat
They are certainly IN. Lots of interest building up behind the curtains. And look at all these positive news on TWSJ.
Wall Street asking if Bitcoin matters is tantamount to passengers on a ship asking if an oncoming tsunami matters.
I noticed that more and more EX/Former Wall Street guys are taking their talents to Bitcoin-related businesses.
http[Suspicious link removed]c-blythe-masters-swaps-wall-street-for-bitcoin/
I mean..Bitcoin was built in the first place to avoid these guys..
http[Suspicious link removed]c-blythe-masters-swaps-wall-street-for-bitcoin/
I mean..Bitcoin was built in the first place to avoid these guys..
I can understand your views and I'm also somewhat afraid of these gift bearing Greeks, however bitcoin primarily been built as cheap unregulated money transfer system. Until these guys are playing accordingly to btc's embedded rules I think they can be useful.
I'm much more afraid of politicians then bankers. Bankers used to be sensible ppl...
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