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Author Topic: Bitcoin (BTC) Gaining Interest From Investors, VCs and Tech Companies  (Read 283 times)
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April 18, 2019, 07:38:59 AM
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They are inching ever closer to the cryptospace, and while they are slowly creeping up to the space by means of VC funding, investors and institutionalists, they are still quite far away from the actual space and are just trying to test the waters by using indirect means of association with the actual market (futures market, etc.) Bakkt is one thing that's most sought after by the whole space, but even that is still far away from reality.

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April 18, 2019, 04:59:39 PM
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all i see is the same growth in bitcoin and the interest among "investors" that is increasing. then we have this newly found phenomenon that new "fund manager" companies are popping up where they encourage newbie investors to pour their money into cryptocurrencies (all not just bitcoin) and they themselves have no interest in bitcoin and not just that, they only want to make money by being that "middle man" where they make money even if the real newbie investor lost money!

There is a FOMO brewing...
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April 18, 2019, 05:40:05 PM
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They are inching ever closer to the cryptospace, and while they are slowly creeping up to the space by means of VC funding, investors and institutionalists, they are still quite far away from the actual space and are just trying to test the waters by using indirect means of association with the actual market (futures market, etc.) Bakkt is one thing that's most sought after by the whole space, but even that is still far away from reality.

Well but that is a lot. Why? Because a big business won't do things suddenly and recklessly.

They need to analyze and test and test and test again to see if it would be good for whatever they want to achievement by doing it. Right now due to the really unstable nature of Bitcoin it's not really that attractive more than to invest and it's still a great risk for them. Because they might need capital later.

Capital is to a business what air is to us.
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