by Brad Sebion, SGT Report:
Edward Karr was a guest on the Frank Curzio podcast. The discussion at hand was Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto currencies. Mr. Karr stated the rise of the crypto currencies is the canary in the coal mine for a major economic event to unfold in the future. Edward stated the rise in Bitcoin was a put on the Chinese economy. Wealthy Chinese people have bid up other assets like Vancouver real estate as well as many crypto currencies.
What Does the Rise in Crypto Currencies Mean?
Crypto Happy Hour Bix & Will
from Perpetual Assets:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2S57YNJUVk
um, HODL…?!
from David Dees:
CRYPTO SEA CHANGE? Soros, Rothschild, and Co Flock to Cryptocurrency
Soros, Rothschild, and Big Institutional Investors are Entering Bitcoin Market
by JP Buntinx, News BTC:
The cryptocurrency industry has always attracted speculators and market makers. Institutional investors have not shown much of an interest in Bitcoin until very recently. Slowly but surely, the tide will turn in favor of all cryptocurrencies. Financial moguls, including George Soros, the Rothschild family, and others, now have their sights set on Bitcoin. It makes for an interesting development, albeit the potential impact has yet to be determined.
Keiser Report: Bitcoin Black Hole (E1219)
from RT:
In the second half, Max interviews bitcoin trader and analyst, Tone Vays of the World Crypto Network, about the latest chart analysis and why he is a ‘bitcoin maximalist.’ They look at a few altcoins (including Maxcoin), some ICO scams, and the coming second layer for bitcoin and why it will drive adoption and prices higher.
Why the SEC keeps rejecting Bitcoin ETF listings
from BullionStar:
Last week the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) refused to approve nine different proposals for bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs). This comes on top of a number of prior SEC refusals of bitcoin-based funds, including the SolidX Bitcoin Trust and two separate denials of the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, the first in 2017 and the second this summer.
Why have so many other U.S.-listed commodity ETFs been approved over the years whereas bitcoin ETFs keep getting rebuffed? It is tempting to view the SEC smackdown of these bitcoin ETF proposals as a sign of distaste for this new and anarchic technology. But I don’t think this reading is accurate. If anything, SEC vs Bitcoin is less about Bitcoin and more about the SEC’s attempt to impose standards in an age where Wall Street is trying to package almost everything into a broadly-available security.
Leaked Documents Reveals NSA Attempt to Crack Bitcoin Users Identity
from FutureMoneyTrends:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-a9oiZmHpc
