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Topic: Who was behind the bitcoin and some alts movement (Read 588 times)

legendary
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People that know how "rinse and repeat" LOL


~BCX~
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ninjas... or whales... i forget...
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Next swing will be something with India

India? They still don't even know how to feed their own people

Doesn't matter. The rich know where to put their money, regardless of country borders or circumstances
legendary
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Invest in your knowledge
Next swing will be something with India

India? They still don't even know how to feed their own people
sr. member
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Next swing will be something with India

Do you think big banks and funds will jump in one day?
legendary
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Next swing will be something with India
sr. member
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So Wells Fargo accepting bitcoin.
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Last  few months bitcoin and some alts risen dramatically. So who really caused the big movement? The average people? If average people moved them this far how dramatic would be the movement after big  banks join in?

First jump was when US SEC identified BTC as a currency.

Then Chinese government decided that BTC is no good for its banks so that brought the price down.

The current rise is because of all the interest I gather. Not too sure..

Overstock.com just accepted BTC as payment last Friday. So.. now the trend starts for online retailers, then we see BTC to the moon and the alts follow suit shortly thereafter. (I hope)



But who's the main buyers. Average joes?
legendary
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My mule don't like people laughing
Last  few months bitcoin and some alts risen dramatically. So who really caused the big movement? The average people? If average people moved them this far how dramatic would be the movement after big  banks join in?

First jump was when US SEC identified BTC as a currency.

Then Chinese government decided that BTC is no good for its banks so that brought the price down.

The current rise is because of all the interest I gather. Not too sure..

Overstock.com just accepted BTC as payment last Friday. So.. now the trend starts for online retailers, then we see BTC to the moon and the alts follow suit shortly thereafter. (I hope)

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Girls dont crypto?
one thing is for certain. insider trading.
sr. member
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Last  few months bitcoin and some alts risen dramatically. So who really caused the big movement? The average people? If average people moved them this far how dramatic would be the movement after big  banks join in?
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