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October 09, 2014, 08:34:56 PM
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Hello !

I saw post from that dude, "faillling" that ETF for Bitcoin proposed by Winklevoss brothers it is stopped.
Can anybody confirm this ?

Second guy today I see who actually listens to what Faaaalling says. Fascinating

falllling and his associates were correct about the market since he originally warned you all at $680. should have listened!

Ok for everybody who doesn't know: Faaaalling ALWAYS says that Bitcoin will crash, maybe coz he wanna buy in cheap (and greatly exaggerate his importance in believing he can affect the price), maybe coz he lost a furtune in Gox or bad trading and turned into a troll, maybe some other reason. He also seem to have many other aliases, probably most if not all of the clowns that say he was right about something (since he always predicts crashes he's right sometimes of course, like I would be right sometimes if I always predict rallies). Also, he name is Faaalling, maybe can be some clue.

Dude, its probually FAAAALLLLLLInng account. Amazing how a new account a day old is so supportive of what fagboy said.

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October 09, 2014, 08:38:21 PM
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the Winklevoss ETF has been delayed for another year according to reliable sources on reddit!

www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/2i7bfn/has_anybody_tried_simply_calling_the_lawyer_in/

this is a strong indicator that it is undergoing further reviews and will likely be shot down!

even if it is cleared, it makes no difference. those who wanted bitcoin have already bought it, or they know how to buy it. the ETF does nothing to increase the utility of bitcoin!

"wall street is waiting for the ETF" is a myth, spread by bagholders to get greater fools to buy!

avoid dead cat bounces and use this as an opportunity to cut your loose!
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You really should try some different writing styles.

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October 09, 2014, 08:48:33 PM
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When Wall Street comes into the game, it will not be 100$ rising. You will feel it trust me.. I think its mostly people from the last bubble rebuy, because bad news are over, and the bottom has been tested.

The bottom makes Bitcoin really strong, because news was horrible with mtgox, still at 300$++ it's a miracle. There are a lot of believers like me who will never sell. And we will become more and more, only fool, daily trader or miner will sell.

Btc will be rare. Who sold gold for fiat in war time ? Cheesy We are in war.
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October 09, 2014, 09:54:53 PM
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When Wall Street comes into the game, it will not be 100$ rising. You will feel it trust me.. I think its mostly people from the last bubble rebuy, because bad news are over, and the bottom has been tested.

The bottom makes Bitcoin really strong, because news was horrible with mtgox, still at 300$++ it's a miracle. There are a lot of believers like me who will never sell. And we will become more and more, only fool, daily trader or miner will sell.

Btc will be rare. Who sold gold for fiat in war time ? Cheesy We are in war.


Exactly, i want to see the price in 2020, after some halvings.

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January 03, 2015, 02:22:07 AM
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Wall street and banks can't deal with bitcoin because it is not regulated, after the regulation is in place, silicon valley and silicon alley will jump in, there will be new fresh money!

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January 03, 2015, 02:40:32 AM
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Wall street and banks can't deal with bitcoin

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January 03, 2015, 05:05:36 AM
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Wall Street is a big place.  Can't imagine any funds being interested.  Perhaps bucket shops who deal w penny stocks being interested
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January 03, 2015, 06:29:14 AM
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Wall street and banks can't deal with bitcoin because it is not regulated, after the regulation is in place, silicon valley and silicon alley will jump in, there will be new fresh money!
I would disagree. Wall street tends to like less regulation because having to deal with compliance issues is a burden and only adds costs. Having an unregulated environment allows them to operate freely and to seek profit most efficiently
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January 03, 2015, 06:31:02 AM
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LOL, dont be silly OP.. Wall Street is indeed invested in BTC... Personally... The bankers, hedge fund managers ect........ The question is, when will the institutions on wall street get on the bandwaggon... My answer is: ETF time!
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January 03, 2015, 02:51:13 PM
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Wall Street is a big place.  Can't imagine any funds being interested.  Perhaps bucket shops who deal w penny stocks being interested

Funds will soon be interested.
Just as soon as they figure out whether Bitcoin is a currency or commodity.  Tongue
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