/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8315880
Now this might sound bad but it is actually fantastic news for you autists. Because, listen up, REGULATION IS A GOOD THING.
Right now there are hedgefunds with multi-billion dollar budgets sitting on the sidelines waiting to enter the market. Why do you think the media has been nonstop fudding cryptos over the last couple of months? Why do you think Kobayashi-sama has been dumping 10s of thousands of BTC to drive the prices down? These people want a good entry point and they got it.

BUT institutional investors are not gonna go into an unregulated market. These people like to win and thats why they need the government to shut.it.down andr egulate the hell out of cryptos before they enter. Maybe your tiny brains are starting to correct the dots now.

March 20 will be the day when they roll out the global framework to regulate cryptocurrencies. That means green for institutionals to go in and buy everything up at bargain-basement prices. Now does that mean we will see a Bullrun on March 20? Probably not. Because these laws still have to be passed down to the national level, included into the local governments judicial framework, and so on and so forth. But you can expect the big dogs to move fast because the market is in shambles right now and they know that this wont last forever. They know that a major catalyst could come around and pump the markets to new heights so they want to get in ASAP.

So what does this mean to you faggots? You could a couple of weeks, maybe 2-3 months tops to buy up everything you can. Once institutionals go in it will be a buying frenzy. Imagine that Blackrock alone, the biggest hedgefunde in the world could right now buy up the entire crypto market multiple times over and they would still have billions left. So pepper your angus, fill your bags prepare for a monster bullrun of all bullruns.

>>8315880
i screencaped this

>Gobernment
It's legit.

>>8315880
Don’t know how many fucking retards I have to explain this to, but there is no way to regulate the currency because you don’t know who ownes it. That’s the whole fucking point fuck nugget. All they can do is say they are going to regulate it which they already have and it didn’t kill the price. You have to go back you larping shit fuck

hell yea ni99a

Fuck man, this sound plausible and shit

>>8316019
I'm sorry but you're retarded. What part of FIAT GATEWAYS do you not understand? Nice ID btw, it matches your chromosomes.

>>8315880
My blood-brain barrier is ready.

>no pump till may
my neetbucks are running out OP

>>8315880
>>8315896
Neat. LINK, REQ & JNT will make me a multi millionaire by EOY. Thanks for the heads up OP, you're a real friend.

>tfw loaded with JNT, RKT, BNB and QASH
My body is ready

>>8315896
>Right now there are hedgefunds with multi-billion dollar budgets sitting on the sidelines waiting to enter the market.
There are already hundrerds of hedge-funds invested in crypto larper moron https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/27/there-are-now-more-than-120-hedge-funds-focused-solely-on-bitcoin.html

I like this post

major crash. crypto markets will panic if that happens. people who use it for darknet activities will either cash out or move into privacy coins instantly.

This is a sell signal

>>8316252

>Autonomous Next also estimates that the "crypto-funds" have about $2.3 billion in total assets under management.

kek that is cute anon but Im talking about real players with money
BlackRock alone sits on $6 trillion in assets, thats enough to buy the entire crypto market 10 times and then have enough spare change to buy a small country. these people would never think about entering a market unless its heavily regulated in their favour.

>>8316071
How do you put a lien on a crypto wallet oh wait you can’t. How do seize a crypto wallet oh right you can’t. Hey and faggot if I had downs it would be xxy or xyy, so your insult was even shit. Just go ahead and an hero

>>8315880

kek wills it check it

>>8316394
Triggered much? Whose payroll are you on? You've tipped your hand shill

>>8315880
And you seriously think they are just going to buy up everything? It will be more like
>Put 0.1% in Bitcoin to hedge against your stock portfolio
Altcoins will never even see this money Lol

>>8316456
>my argument was proved wrong in an offensive way
Dude how new are you here obvi you’re a tard. How am I a shill for stating the most obvious fact about crypto

>swissfaggot tries to leave TG
>realizes he still has a use for his pet pajeets
>convinces them to put all their paychecks in btc while he dumps remaining crypto
>mfw

>>8316394
I'm saying you are a woman. Go ahead and enjoy never cashing out if you unironcally believe that's where this shit is headed. No one is stopping you.

>>8316532
Adding $1 USD to the market can increase crypto market cap by upwards of $25,000

>>8316578
You didn't prove anything wrong, you just spouted shit like an ignorant fagit. Fiat on-ramps controlled. Then you go on about a wallet. You're a shill, and they're not sending their best

>>8316019
Wrong. Regulating fiat-crypto gateways is essentially regulating crypto (until fiat loses but thats..god knows when if ever).

>>8315880
>government insider.
not even a good larp.

>>8315880
Did some research of OPs post.

The 3/20 meeting and the FATF focus on crypto is certainly true.

There are three crucial stages to crypto this year as follows:

1. Regulation
2. Implementation
3. BULL RUN

1. Regulation is required for institutional money and support. This is also when Goldbergsteinfeld starts a massive campaign to transition cryptos reputation from black market to main street and finally wall street

2. Implementation is when crypto actually begins showing real world cases. Vitalik has already stated that 2018 will be the year where we see real world uses and systems. The transition from test nets to main nets will begin late this year.

3. BULL RUN - Sorry senpai but 2018 will be a dismal year for prices. Regulation and implementation are setups, not executions, and they will take all of this year if not longer. By 2021 however, you will be guaranteed to be rich.

Tldr: speculation and investment are different. It is still a speculative market at its core, but it wont be for long. Infrastructure is coming, and with that, all shitcoins will be purged. Think dotcom bust.

>>8316252
These are a joke. We need big players and ETFs, and thats what we will get as these old faggots die out.

Think of 20 year olds today that will be leaders in 20-30 years. Do you see the kids of today becoming anticrypto faggots when they grow up? I dont.

>>8315896
nice larp, screen capped just in case. Either way my LINKy stays supersize stinky 1000$eoy

>>8315896
>Because, listen up, REGULATION IS A GOOD THING.
stopped reading right there.
It's good for institutions and wallstreet fags who will get access to all the fresh projects.
You are deluded if you believe they will pump our btc or current alt bags. I won't be even surprised if most of the current alts and exchanges are deemed as (((illegal))) or some shit like that.

>>8315880
Awesome cryptopia pump is going down tomorrow and you're invited!

discord gg/4gQsHam

>>8316071
>Nice ID btw, it matches your chromosomes

>>8316578
TON of reddit fags here now. Think that there is some random great coin.... but nothing but anus

Would the g20 news cause a massive sell off short term?

>>8315896
OH BOY I CAN'T WAIT TO PROFIT 3% PER YEAR! GIVE MOAR REGULATIONS PLZ!

same shit teeka said.

"Major western country"

>>8315880
"Financial regulations department"

>>8316321
What use are privacy coins when all exchanges are going to be fined or shut down if they trade in them

>>8319359
this, finally someone with a brain

>muh regulations are good
No you fucking brainlets regulations are ALWAYS BAD FOR YOU
they're only good for governments, institutions, wallstreet trash etc

They will not buy your bags, forget about it, they will buy all the fresh projects up before us plebs will be able to even touch them, then after blueballing everyone they will dump it on poorfags, so you'll be happy to get that sweet 3% while they made thousands%. It's gonna be probably even worse than stocks.
Of course all that stuff is made to (((protect you from this dangerous market)))

we will be lucky if btc survives. most coins will die on their own, a lot will get busted by the regulators, maybe some with connections will survive but that's a big IF


>>8319431
nah, teeka simply hinted at GS launching their own high end crypto trading platform and futures settled in btc, he wasn't talking about regulations, let alone being bullish on them lol

>>8316378
Lmfao newfag you could buy the crypto market 10 times over with 100 billion.
Bring in the next larper.

>>8315880
Joke's on you OP. Everyone on /biz/ is a government insider. We trade top secret tips here all day long, so you're not really anything special.

>>8318340
>Sorry senpai but 2018 will be a dismal year for prices.
You're a fool if you believe there wont be a repeat of last year. There is way too much momentum in the crypto world to stop another bull run.

>>8320040
They will try to regulate it, but they will fail miserably. Crypto cannot be regulated, the market and the technology moves way too fast for them. If the IRS cannot keep up with crypto, these (((international monetary organizations))) cant either.

They are royally fucked. But they are arrogant, greedy little kikes and I wouldnt be surprised if more institutional money enters the market. $100k BTC end of year.

Like I said, the big bull run stats in 60-90 says. Fasten your seatbetls.