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If you will live 100 years then it is only 36,500 days. So you cannot visit Pluto 1,000,000 times because you will have to travel Earth - Pluto (and back) 27 times per day.
And same is impossible with Bitcoin. Number of Bitcoin private key is 2^256 variations. There is only 2^256 atoms in whole universe. => To destroy bitcoin is as impossible as collect all atoms from universe.
Topic: What happens when Hedge Fund managers get involved? (Read 2369 times)
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)Bitcoin is not obsolete nor unfunctional. And bitcoin is not unforeseen. Bitcoin is very precisely created. Please do not spread FUD if you cannot approve.
Everything can happen in the future. So there is a chance I'll visit Pluto (probability 0.000000000001) ... and there is probability 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 for your FUD to happen.
means I'll visit Pluto 1,000,000 times. :-)
And I think it is possible. (why not?)
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)Bitcoin is not obsolete nor unfunctional. And bitcoin is not unforeseen. Bitcoin is very precisely created. Please do not spread FUD if you cannot approve.
Everything can happen in the future. So there is a chance I'll visit Pluto (probability 0.000000000001) ... and there is probability 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 for your FUD to happen.
means I'll visit Pluto 1,000,000 times. :-)
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)Bitcoin is not obsolete nor unfunctional. And bitcoin is not unforeseen. Bitcoin is very precisely created. Please do not spread FUD if you cannot approve.
Everything can happen in the future. So there is a chance I'll visit Pluto (probability 0.000000000001) ... and there is probability 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 for your FUD to happen.
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)Bitcoin is not obsolete nor unfunctional. And bitcoin is not unforeseen. Bitcoin is very precisely created. Please do not spread FUD if you cannot approve.
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)Bitcoin is not obsolete nor unfunctional. And bitcoin is not unforeseen. Bitcoin is very precisely created. Please do not spread FUD if you cannot approve.
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
It is FUD (did you short?)
It's something unforeseen which will make btc unfunctional or obsolete.
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
And why is that? Bitcoin allegedly is the money of criminals. It should have appeal to the mother of crime.
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
And why is that? Bitcoin allegedly is the money of criminals. It should have appeal to the mother of crime.
Short selling requires someone to lend you bitcoins to sell.
An exchange might allow it -- i.e. accept your order and execute it, but Bitcoins would actually have to be delivered by someone -- possibly the exchange.
There's nothing special about hedge-funds shorting stuff, except that they like to do it , and have deep enough risk pockets to do it in reasonable size.
Any decent sized hedge-fund has a pretty strict set of assets that can be traded. I'm not aware of any big funds that have bitcoin on those lists -- but if the funds and trusts arrive as promised, many hedge-funds will be able to trade them simply as they are listed-shares.
It would be very beneficial to have someone lending bitcoins to allow shorting -- it brings stability and liquidity to a market.
The only real problem is that there are not enough coins to go around at current prices -- but this was always true.
An exchange might allow it -- i.e. accept your order and execute it, but Bitcoins would actually have to be delivered by someone -- possibly the exchange.
There's nothing special about hedge-funds shorting stuff, except that they like to do it , and have deep enough risk pockets to do it in reasonable size.
Any decent sized hedge-fund has a pretty strict set of assets that can be traded. I'm not aware of any big funds that have bitcoin on those lists -- but if the funds and trusts arrive as promised, many hedge-funds will be able to trade them simply as they are listed-shares.
It would be very beneficial to have someone lending bitcoins to allow shorting -- it brings stability and liquidity to a market.
The only real problem is that there are not enough coins to go around at current prices -- but this was always true.
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
Lol
Why wouldn't big money be 'allowed' to get into it? Big money is 'allowed' to do pretty much whatever the heck it wants.
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
Bitcoin is unstoppable.
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
And why is that? Bitcoin allegedly is the money of criminals. It should have appeal to the mother of crime.
tldr
zomg next stop $100m
zomg next stop $100m
If 1% of Hedge-Funds capital would flow into BTC the price would instantly rise to 1300$, but that was a calculation based on the Bitcoin Conference 2013 in May, so it would go even higher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0&index=2&list=PL-UG6I1BTHcD0x5rjtFXdjPOr7DD84ugf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0&index=2&list=PL-UG6I1BTHcD0x5rjtFXdjPOr7DD84ugf
I would imagine that what is happening now is the tip of that iceberg. Some of the smaller, more flexible funds are allocating 1% of their capital to BTC. They are small enough to get through the door without moving the market too much and can afford to lose all of that 1%. Meanwhile they see the upside as huge and the bet as one well worth taking.
If 1% of Hedge-Funds capital would flow into BTC the price would instantly rise to 1300$, but that was a calculation based on the Bitcoin Conference 2013 in May, so it would go even higher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0&index=2&list=PL-UG6I1BTHcD0x5rjtFXdjPOr7DD84ugf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0&index=2&list=PL-UG6I1BTHcD0x5rjtFXdjPOr7DD84ugf
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
LOL
It's already in, and there is more coming.
You really think hedge funds give much of a f*ck about what the US gov says, especially the smaller ones that fly mostly below the radar and are based offshore precisely to avoid regulations?
Bitcoin is doomed to fail. It's not something big money would be allowed to get into.
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