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Title: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: LiteCoinGuy on June 11, 2014, 05:44:46 PM Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101750918 Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Mayuyu48 on June 11, 2014, 05:49:15 PM Quote We are currently in stage three, Silbert said, which is the capital phase. This phase started in 2013, when venture capital money started pouring into bitcoin start-ups. waiting for fourth phase, i'm sure this will make BTC boomingBitcoin will enter the fourth phase this year, which is the "Wall Street phase," he said. Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Ron~Popeil on June 12, 2014, 01:52:09 AM Quote We are currently in stage three, Silbert said, which is the capital phase. This phase started in 2013, when venture capital money started pouring into bitcoin start-ups. waiting for fourth phase, i'm sure this will make BTC boomingBitcoin will enter the fourth phase this year, which is the "Wall Street phase," he said. Yep. Get it while you can because it is going to get pricey. Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Mayuyu48 on June 12, 2014, 02:14:38 AM Quote We are currently in stage three, Silbert said, which is the capital phase. This phase started in 2013, when venture capital money started pouring into bitcoin start-ups. waiting for fourth phase, i'm sure this will make BTC boomingBitcoin will enter the fourth phase this year, which is the "Wall Street phase," he said. Yep. Get it while you can because it is going to get pricey. buy more BTC today, hope this is good choice ;D Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Ron~Popeil on June 12, 2014, 03:02:33 AM Quote We are currently in stage three, Silbert said, which is the capital phase. This phase started in 2013, when venture capital money started pouring into bitcoin start-ups. waiting for fourth phase, i'm sure this will make BTC boomingBitcoin will enter the fourth phase this year, which is the "Wall Street phase," he said. Yep. Get it while you can because it is going to get pricey. buy more BTC today, hope this is good choice ;D It is actually still down a bit today so definitely grab some if you have the funds. Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: kjlimo on June 12, 2014, 06:14:18 AM Quote We are currently in stage three, Silbert said, which is the capital phase. This phase started in 2013, when venture capital money started pouring into bitcoin start-ups. waiting for fourth phase, i'm sure this will make BTC boomingBitcoin will enter the fourth phase this year, which is the "Wall Street phase," he said. Yep. Get it while you can because it is going to get pricey. buy more BTC today, hope this is good choice ;D It is actually still down a bit today so definitely grab some if you have the funds. Or will all the merchants cash into their local fiat using payment processors such as Bitpay (https://bitpay.com/?oid=1058_1) thereby lowering the "exchange" rate for fiat? Or are people not worried about this? Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Parazyd on June 12, 2014, 06:16:24 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all...
Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: kjlimo on June 12, 2014, 06:36:35 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all... Care to elaborate? Are you worried that if big money gets involved, the "spirit" of the bitcoin "project" will change? Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Parazyd on June 12, 2014, 06:38:06 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all... Care to elaborate? Are you worried that if big money gets involved, the "spirit" of the bitcoin "project" will change? If Bitcoin hits Wall Street, it becomes a stock. A bond people will trade, not a currency as it's supposed to. There will also be a LOT more market manipulation which could lead to Bitcoin being doomed. Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Ron~Popeil on June 12, 2014, 06:43:48 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all... Care to elaborate? Are you worried that if big money gets involved, the "spirit" of the bitcoin "project" will change? If Bitcoin hits Wall Street, it becomes a stock. A bond people will trade, not a currency as it's supposed to. There will also be a LOT more market manipulation which could lead to Bitcoin being doomed. There is no reason it can't be both. As the price rises it will become more affordable to buy stuff with bit coin than currency so there will be a natural progression. Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: kjlimo on June 12, 2014, 06:55:43 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all... Care to elaborate? Are you worried that if big money gets involved, the "spirit" of the bitcoin "project" will change? If Bitcoin hits Wall Street, it becomes a stock. A bond people will trade, not a currency as it's supposed to. There will also be a LOT more market manipulation which could lead to Bitcoin being doomed. Are you saying Euros and USD are not currencies because they are traded on wallstreet??? Title: Re: [2014-06-11] Video CNBC: Wall Steet welcomes bitcoin in 2014: Secondmarket CEO Post by: Parazyd on June 12, 2014, 07:53:54 AM No! This is not good. This is not good at all... Care to elaborate? Are you worried that if big money gets involved, the "spirit" of the bitcoin "project" will change? If Bitcoin hits Wall Street, it becomes a stock. A bond people will trade, not a currency as it's supposed to. There will also be a LOT more market manipulation which could lead to Bitcoin being doomed. Are you saying Euros and USD are not currencies because they are traded on wallstreet??? I'm just saying this isn't what Bitcoin is meant to be. Nevertheless, if this leads to a $5000 surge, I'll gladly welcome it :D |