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Title: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: Grand_Voyageur on June 30, 2015, 03:57:35 AM Will Grexit Force Bitcoin Price to Spike like the 2013 Cyprus Collapse? (Op-Ed)
Quote Bitcoin prices are on the move upward. Bitcoin volume trading is on the move upward. Greece is on the move downward to a total collapse. Coincidence? I think not. Why? This has all happened once before, over two years ago and maybe we can all learn from the experience, especially all the day traders and speculators out there. Full story: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114693/will-grexit-force-bitcoin-price-to-spike-like-the-2013-cyprus-collapse Title: Re: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: MikeMike on June 30, 2015, 06:19:12 AM Will Grexit Force Bitcoin Price to Spike like the 2013 Cyprus Collapse? (Op-Ed) Quote Bitcoin prices are on the move upward. Bitcoin volume trading is on the move upward. Greece is on the move downward to a total collapse. Coincidence? I think not. Why? This has all happened once before, over two years ago and maybe we can all learn from the experience, especially all the day traders and speculators out there. Full story: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114693/will-grexit-force-bitcoin-price-to-spike-like-the-2013-cyprus-collapse Greece should peg the Drachma to Gold and/or Silver. BUY Greek stocks to new highs and short squeeze the banksters. ;-) Title: Re: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: Kprawn on June 30, 2015, 07:38:01 AM The Greek people are so deep in debt, it will take their children and their children's children to pay it off.
I feel it's our duty to provide these people, who are in trouble already, with as much information as possible to secure what money they have left. Protect them against scams / hacks and point them to the most secure ways to store their money. You should not see this as a opportunity to stuff your pockets with a higher price spike, BUT a opportunity to strengthen the Bitcoin community. Pay It Forward guys and girls... We have loads of information to share. If you see a scam, point it out. http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/index.htm Title: Re: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: Grand_Voyageur on June 30, 2015, 03:59:15 PM Will Grexit Force Bitcoin Price to Spike like the 2013 Cyprus Collapse? (Op-Ed) Quote Bitcoin prices are on the move upward. Bitcoin volume trading is on the move upward. Greece is on the move downward to a total collapse. Coincidence? I think not. Why? This has all happened once before, over two years ago and maybe we can all learn from the experience, especially all the day traders and speculators out there. Full story: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114693/will-grexit-force-bitcoin-price-to-spike-like-the-2013-cyprus-collapse Greece should peg the Drachma to Gold and/or Silver. BUY Greek stocks to new highs and short squeeze the banksters. ;-) With their economy, entreprises, etc. being bought by Russian & Chinese investors...they may peg Greek drachmas to the XDR (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights#Currency_peg) - IMF's Special Drawing Rights (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights) - instead. Title: Re: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: bryant.coleman on June 30, 2015, 04:40:53 PM Greece should peg the Drachma to Gold and/or Silver. That is not possible right now. The Greek gold reserves amount to around 3,617,000 oz right now. The total value of these reserves are estimated at €3,816,000,000. So it is clear that they don't have enough gold to peg the new currency. And at this point of time, it will be foolish to think that they will consider buying more gold. Title: Re: [2015-06-29] CT: Will Grexit Force Btc Price to Spike like the 2013 Cy Collapse? Post by: jjacob on July 01, 2015, 01:35:15 AM The uncertainty in financial markets is certainly helping Bitcoin. If it is driven by fears of a Greek exit, then an actual Grexit could spark a bull rally in Bitcoin.
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