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Title: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: MrLabouski on May 06, 2019, 03:02:10 AM
Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Link the article: https://www.coinspeaker.com/bitcoin-wallstreet-stock-exchange/
Its interesting to see how many big companies are getting into Bitcoin and blockchain. The article points out some interesting data worth reading, including a list of big name companies secretly holding Blockchain related patents in preparation for the future..The recent price surge for Bitcoin is waking up investors around the globe, including Wallstreet. Aside from investors, publicly traded companies are also shifting their resources into Blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies.


Title: Re: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: Ailmand on May 06, 2019, 03:10:46 AM
Interesting article, thank you for sharing OP. It's really great how more and more instotutions and companies are considering cryptocurrency and blockchain technology as an alternative investment. This is a huge step in crypro as we can see mass adaptation is starting to occur. More and more good news are coming in cryptocurrency are coming, in time cryptocurrency awareness will reach around the globe as bigger companies start adapting them.


Title: Re: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: pooya87 on May 06, 2019, 03:57:08 AM
including a list of big name companies secretly holding Blockchain related patents in preparation for the future..

this is quite bad in my opinion because it is showing that these companies are trying to centralized what was started as a decentralized technology and open to everyone. another way to look at it is that these companies are only trying to make a ton of money by using the big unreasonable hype that surrounds the blockchain technology and be only one doing it by restricting the methods they come up with to themselves.


Title: Re: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: dothebeats on May 06, 2019, 04:11:04 AM
This just means that we're slowly inching towards an environment that is more closely associated with institutional investors than the ones that we already have. The creation of new platforms under the belt of institutional investors dealing with cryptocurrencies is interesting, for just a few years ago they mentioned that this is a technology that will never amount to anything and look at them scrambling to get their hands on the said tech. Sadly though with this, bitcoin and blockchain will lose their identity once these platforms go fully-operational, and it's just a matter of time before the ethos of bitcoin goes erased.


Title: Re: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: omone1 on May 06, 2019, 04:31:30 AM
Very funny things happening here, and they turn around to criticize the cryptocurrency community for been a HYIP and without value, but they are secretly taking profit. Who knows why we do see a quick dump when we appear to be bullish! They all should come out clean and adopt bitcoin even if they refuse to adopt other coins for now. Let them get started with bitcoin and cause a huge inflow of liquid to its market.


Title: Re: Bitcoin on Wallstreet: BTC-Related Companies Trading on the Stock Exchange
Post by: Haunebu on May 06, 2019, 06:59:59 AM
This just means that we're slowly inching towards an environment that is more closely associated with institutional investors than the ones that we already have. The creation of new platforms under the belt of institutional investors dealing with cryptocurrencies is interesting, for just a few years ago they mentioned that this is a technology that will never amount to anything and look at them scrambling to get their hands on the said tech. Sadly though with this, bitcoin and blockchain will lose their identity once these platforms go fully-operational, and it's just a matter of time before the ethos of bitcoin goes erased.
You are jumping to conclusions here based on assumptions and rumors. Do you actually think that institutional investors will enter this market anytime soon? That will only happen if an ETF gets approved which will most likely not happen anytime soon.