Topic: When Stamp re-opens will the price rise or fall? (Read 980 times)
rise pretty heavy, the quickest way out is via bitcoin withdraw, i think we will see a huge pump $40 up
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
If they even open at all. If they lost as many bitcoins then I can't see how they can operate any longer.
It will be gox all over again, we expect a 70% drop.
we as in "kwukduck and his mom"? ok, noted.
It will be gox all over again, we expect a 70% drop.
Bitstamp drama will probably be the catalyst to the unavoidable total collapse that was about to happen soon anyway.
Lost funds, panic, we've seen it all before.
Bitstamp drama will probably be the catalyst to the unavoidable total collapse that was about to happen soon anyway.
Lost funds, panic, we've seen it all before.
I think a lot of people will not trust anymore bitStamp , so I've voted for "Fall".
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
What if the hacker sells the 18k BTC on Bitstamp? (if they're stolen)
his plan then is to buy xrp and then
if there are 18 k stolen coins the thief will for sure not go to an exchange which operates under KYC
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
What if the hacker sells the 18k BTC on Bitstamp? (if they're stolen)
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
What if the hacker sells the 18k BTC on Bitstamp? (if they're stolen)
Then the folks at Bitstamp will thank their good fortunes, seize the funds and sic the cops on the hacker.
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
What if the hacker sells the 18k BTC on Bitstamp? (if they're stolen)
that would be stupid thing to do, dont you think?
better to offload coins in a distant land like China.
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
What if the hacker sells the 18k BTC on Bitstamp? (if they're stolen)
If they open for trading but there's suspicion they're no longer fully solvent, withdrawing BTC will be the fastest exit. BitstampBTC may therefore trade higher than other market's BTC IOUs.
prices keep falling for many more months. Nothing to do with bitstamp though. Has to do with bitcoins inherent problems which cause the endless dumping.
When Bitstamp starts allowing trades again will the price jump up or down?
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