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^ They don't have both banks if only one accepts deposits.
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Writing is on the wall. Get out now. Eventually fiat withdrawals will stop. Coinbase won't be an option by that time, as they rely on Stamp.
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=723392.0Interesting. Stamp using two banks now. Based on post #8, the former bank, unicredit, may have stopped taking deposits. This partially explains why total bid sum is recovering slower than in the past. I.e., no new deposits and some traders withdrawing from unicredit while they still can. Looks like unicredit wants to end its relationship with Stamp. How long will the new banking relationship with Raiffeisen last? That bank change is something rather positive in my view. A step in the right direction. Why? Because it greatly reduces bitstamps exposure to US regulations. Any bank (or any other company for that matter) which has a branch in the USA can have its assets there taken "hostage" until full compliance with us law is achieved. Raiffeisen on the other hand does not have a branch there and is an "old player" with a very good standing in europe and especially the east. Already now you would choose Raiffeisen if you for instance wanted to trade with partners in any country which is under US sanctions. Apart from that Raiffeisen practically "owns" Austria  To my knowledge, there's no evidence for the statement that Raiffeisen will "replace" Unicredit Slovenia. On my own account, I'm still transferring fiat to Unicredit. To me it looks more like they're teaming up with a second bank, perhaps as a safeguard measure. Nope. Looks like I'm Raiffeisen as well now. Maybe there's something to it, and they're being dumped by Unicredit. Would really prefer if someone from Bitstamp would address this change of banks openly. Get your fiat out while you still can. |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=723392.0Interesting. Stamp using two banks now. Based on post #8, the former bank, unicredit, may have stopped taking deposits. This partially explains why total bid sum is recovering slower than in the past. I.e., no new deposits and some traders withdrawing from unicredit while they still can. Looks like unicredit wants to end its relationship with Stamp. How long will the new banking relationship with Raiffeisen last?
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Is it possible for a single person, or small concerted group, to control both the shorts and longs, profitably? If so, and assuming this is the case, how should an outsider place his or her bets?
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lol DAFUQ is happening?  The Chinese started dumping and no-one knows why.The exchange CEOs started dumping their coins and we will find out why once the news becomes public. |
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Banks shunning bitcoin means fiat stuck on exchanges, which in turn means the only way out is to buy. Once again, bull market for all the wrong reasons.
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Who is ready for the weekend pump?
no. |
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So any idea why China is dumping hard? I find it hard to believe this happened without a reason.
My sources are saying that the ceos of all the major exchanges have been arrested. Citation needed. If I reveal my sources, they won't be my sources any longer. |
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So any idea why China is dumping hard? I find it hard to believe this happened without a reason.
My sources are saying that the ceos of all the major exchanges have been arrested. |
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We should be much closer to $10 by now. Bitcoin makes no sense.  |
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Perhaps the major selling today was by insiders who knew about Ghash's plan to attack the network?
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Ghash.io is a 50%
Fuuarggg
Maybe they intend to redistribute the Fed's coins before the impending sale? |
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