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Title: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: digitalgrow on February 21, 2015, 01:28:16 AM Only been around since the last bubble in 2013 and was wondering what the source of the money was from the previous bubbles in 2011 and the two in 2013
Has there ever been a bubble where the big money from institutions and big traders ($1 million and above) come into the market? Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: monsanto on February 21, 2015, 01:46:08 AM Only been around since the last bubble in late 2013 and was wondering what the source of the money was from the previous bubbles in 2011 and the two in 2013 https://i.imgur.com/urmpgOp.jpg Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: Morecoin Freeman on February 21, 2015, 02:16:51 AM My bank account.
Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: ajareselde on February 21, 2015, 02:49:41 AM Only been around since the last bubble in late 2013 and was wondering what the source of the money was from the previous bubbles in 2011 and the two in 2013 Has there ever been a bubble where the big money from institutions and big traders ($1 million and above) come into the market? you should check out this thread, its here in speculation section also. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=961340.0 It suggests that most of the rally in 2013 is created and financed with fake non exsistant funds @ mt.gox, which made other exchanges prices to also stampede. cheers Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: Bit_Happy on February 21, 2015, 02:55:39 AM Only been around since the last bubble in late 2013 and was wondering what the source of the money was from the previous bubbles in 2011 and the two in 2013 Has there ever been a bubble where the big money from institutions and big traders ($1 million and above) come into the market? The 2011 bubble was started by positive news (major magazines) covering Bitcoin as an exciting development. The amounts of money needed to make the market quickly go up ~30 times was not what you would call "big traders". Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: 1Referee on February 21, 2015, 03:56:28 PM At that time an average size trader with at least $100K could make a significant impact on the price.
The amount of money needed in 2011 to cause a huge pump is just play money for whales nowadays. Currently a $100K wall would get eaten in just a second without anyone noticing. Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: LewiesMan on February 21, 2015, 04:16:10 PM At that time an average size trader with at least $100K could make a significant impact on the price. The amount of money needed in 2011 to cause a huge pump is just play money for whales nowadays. Currently a $100K wall would get eaten in just a second without anyone noticing. But not $100k worth of bitcoin from back then. Which is like 100k bitcoin. Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: WhatTheGox on February 21, 2015, 04:40:58 PM Only been around since the last bubble in late 2013 and was wondering what the source of the money was from the previous bubbles in 2011 and the two in 2013 Has there ever been a bubble where the big money from institutions and big traders ($1 million and above) come into the market? The money came from youngsters in the know who spend much time on the internet previously. Next up perhaps we will see bigger money from multiple sources. Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: 1Referee on February 21, 2015, 07:13:25 PM At that time an average size trader with at least $100K could make a significant impact on the price. The amount of money needed in 2011 to cause a huge pump is just play money for whales nowadays. Currently a $100K wall would get eaten in just a second without anyone noticing. But not $100k worth of bitcoin from back then. Which is like 100k bitcoin. I know, I said $100K wall would get eaten without problems now. Back then $100K was like a nuclear bomb. Now, nothing more than a hand grenade. Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: ajareselde on February 21, 2015, 09:18:54 PM At that time an average size trader with at least $100K could make a significant impact on the price. The amount of money needed in 2011 to cause a huge pump is just play money for whales nowadays. Currently a $100K wall would get eaten in just a second without anyone noticing. But not $100k worth of bitcoin from back then. Which is like 100k bitcoin. I know, I said $100K wall would get eaten without problems now. Back then $100K was like a nuclear bomb. Now, nothing more than a hand grenade. Unless if that hand grenade triggers a cascade with other grenades, did u forget how this is working ? Let me remind you http://www.horace.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/book-buy-sell-sell-sm.jpg Title: Re: Where has the money come from in previous bubbles Post by: Brewins on February 21, 2015, 11:02:43 PM Also put China into equation.
For some time BTC could be used to send capital out of China without much restrictions, increasing greatly the demand. Until PBOC entered the game and started the BTC ban season |
