if a fuckup murderer like McAffe can give financial advice to the bitcoin community, so can anyone
Market Cap at 108 million
still holding at 3,369.01
not too bad, still has room for a big fall
I think we should be heading to below 1,000 before new year
Bloomberg Analyst Bearish, Expects Bitcoin To Fall To $1,500
https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/12/06/b...1500-possible/
time to buy, it's a steal
Blythe Masters Quits As CEO Of Fin Blockchain Startup
"A little over three years ago when bitcoin was trading in the low $200s, we first recommended purchasing the cryptocurrency for two main reasons: as we said at the time, it was only a matter of time before the Chinese started using it as a means to bypass China's capital controls firewall (this took place less than a year later, launching Bitcoin's stratospheric ascent which eventually culminated with Beijing's crackdown on crypto and bitcoin hitting a price of $20,000); the second reason was the involvement of the notorious brain behind Credit Default Swaps then at JPMorgan, Blythe Masters, whose mere presence was - to us - assurance that with such a deep "institutional" backer, it was only a matter of time before bitcoin exploded, to wit:
We bring all this up in case there is any confusion why Bloomberg just carried a huge centerfold piece explaining why CDS-inventor Blythe Masters has suddenly become the digital currency's most vocal pitchman and is betting it all on bitcoin, in "Blythe Masters Tells Banks the Blockchain Changes Everything."
Yes, bitcoin may be slowly but surely leaving the domain of the libertarian fringe, but in exchange it is about to be embraced as the most lucrative and commercial "blockchained" way to capitalize on what may soon become the largest capital outflow in history, with "pioneers" such as Blythe front and center to capitalize on each and every outflowing Bityuan.
And just like that, a little over three years later, the fairy tale is over, at least for the person who was meant to "tell the banks Blockchain changes everything", because as Bloomberg reports, Blythe Masters is leaving her role as CEO of blockchain startup Digital Asset Holdings, slightly more than three years after arriving to run the financial technology firm and being on the cover of Bloomberg magazine to provoke curiosity in what at the time was a technology - and asset class- only a handful had previously heard of.
Why is she leaving?
According to a release, Masters asked to step down for personal reasons, which naturally means that the true reasons she is leaving are anything but personal and may have something to do with the unprecedented collapse in cryptocurrency from their all time highs exactly one year ago. AG Gangadhar, who joined the board this year, will become chairman and acting CEO until the New York- based company finds a permanent replacement for Masters who will remain a board member, strategic adviser and shareholder."
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...kchain-startup
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
^who cares
I really miss plastic seals on bottled water. Every cashier likes to touch the top of my water bottles with their filthy hands.
even the loons are starting to see the light,
I wonder if Baldrick is still in his bitcoin dream, probably, still haven't seen the light, until it hit him hard in the face
Bitcoin puzzles...
Your Bitcoins Are Hidden in the Painting
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-can-find-them
Until recently, most hidden-crypto-key artworks had been known only to nerdy collectors, their images circulated on websites such as Reddit and BitcoinTalk. Now they’re starting to enter the mainstream through galleries, museums, international exhibitions, and even video games. Many of the puzzles are also getting a bit easier to solve, giving more people a chance to crack the code and claim the coins. Some collectors are buying the art even after the puzzle has been solved and the [at]digital currency extracted.
how is your ASIC board ?
Exchange are starting to think about dumping Futures with Bitcoins, not looking good people
institutional money leaving the "emerging" bitcoin business, only the fraudsters are staying
It was the futures which caused this bear market
Manipulation was obvious every time expiration was due
I thought it was more people selling than wanting to buy.
Other markets also have futures.
don't bother, Baldrick is a miner
Manipulation of the price just before the contracts close. Been illegal with stocks but no regulation and a total market cap of less than 100 billion they can bang the close
The Chicago exchange created the futures for this reason. Seppos Cnuts should be first against the wall
^ i put those blueberries on my credit card
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