But you're delusional and living in your own bubble if you think the grexit will influence btc whatsoever.
You're the one in the bubble if you think capital controls anywhere will have no effect.
Agree with this, I'm a bull, very pro bitcoin. I'll admit there is literally 0 chance of Greece adopting
BTC as their national currency
BUT capital controls could definitely play a part in Greek people putting some or all of their fiat savings into
BTCRemember what happened with Cyprus? I don't remember the exact figure/sum but they were going to take peoples savings/money above a certain amount to save the countries economy. It was ridiculous, if that is a threat Greek people will get into
BTC ASAP.
I found this from the banking crisis in Cyprus a few years ago -
• No cheques will be cashed, although cheque deposits will be allowed.
• Payments out of the country are suspended. Individuals will only be allowed to take €3,000 (£2,500) in cash on each trip out of the country.
• Unlimited use of credit cards is allowed within Cyprus, but there's a spending limit of €5,000 a month abroad.
• Import payments will be allowed when 'the relevant documents' are provided to the authorities and Cypriots can only transfer up to €10,000 a quarter for fellow citizens who are studying abroad.
• The measures will apply to all accounts, regardless of the currency used.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/mar/27/cyprus-what-capital-controls-mean(If something similar is about to be imposed on Greece I reckon we'll get a pump into
BTC