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Topic: Why a hedge fund not to corner Gox to gain for arbitrage? (Read 798 times)

hero member
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imagine a hedge fund buy tons of coins (i.e $20m worth) in other exchanges, ship to dump in Gox to arbitrage, then hire a team of legal counsels down in Japan to ensure they can collect fiat back within one month or two; this should still be a relatively safe strategy to take 15% plus gain despite labour some and maybe one off. is there any activist hedgee looking at this?

Has anyone confirmed that Japanese bank accounts are/are not receiving the same stone walling on deposits?

According to this thread (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtgox-yen-withdrawal-thread-for-japan-residents-428242), the JPY withdrawal is working pretty good.
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imagine a hedge fund buy tons of coins (i.e $20m worth) in other exchanges, ship to dump in Gox to arbitrage, then hire a team of legal counsels down in Japan to ensure they can collect fiat back within one month or two; this should still be a relatively safe strategy to take 15% plus gain despite labour some and maybe one off. is there any activist hedgee looking at this?

Has anyone confirmed that Japanese bank accounts are/are not receiving the same stone walling on deposits?
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 lol wut?
newbie
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imagine a hedge fund buy tons of coins (i.e $20m worth) in other exchanges, ship to dump in Gox to arbitrage, then hire a team of legal counsels down in Japan to ensure they can collect fiat back within one month or two; this should still be a relatively safe strategy to take 15% plus gain despite labour some and maybe one off. is there any activist hedgee looking at this?

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