IT'S OGRE

[Anonymous No.4867477]

>http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/12/07/wall-street-banks-hit-pause-button-on-bitcoin.html

This is what you get for going ultraparabolic

[Anonymous No.4867512]

Fucking yes!
Crash baby crash and burn

[Anonymous No.4867565]

>>4867477

>hits 18k

What did it mean by this?

[Anonymous No.4867572]

>>4867477
No no
Let's keep this going
Only a little bit farther until my alts turn into dust

[Anonymous No.4867595]

>hit pause button
They don't have that power. We run the show now.

[Anonymous No.4867655]

>>4867477
>yids trying to shut it down
Sorry, Chaim. It's too late.

[Anonymous No.4867686]

>>4867595
It was the only chance for crypto to have som real adoption and it's now ruined forever by a bunch of whales/hackers/tethermaniac cucks.

[Anonymous No.4867716]

>>4867477
Wait, they're not doing Bitcoin futures anymore because it's going up too much? What?

[Anonymous No.4867744]

But the pump is 100% from Korean (Bithumb) and China/Hong Kong (Bitfinex).

[Anonymous No.4867754]

Holy shit
Unironically big of true

[Anonymous No.4867799]

>>4867477
Banks in their role as futures brokers act as a buffer to counterparties, so they are on the hook should their clients suffer losses they can't pay. In assessing whether to support bitcoin futures, brokers need to evaluate their relationship with clients and figure out whether to charge higher amounts to backstop bitcoin futures trades -- an extraordinarily difficult task given bitcoin's volatility.

[Anonymous No.4867807]

>>4867686
it is still be offered but only to a (((select few))) if you know that means

[Anonymous No.4867813]

>>4867477
Retarded kids messed up btc being a real thing

[Anonymous No.4867849]

Good! Now they cant short it as was their plan all along.

[Anonymous No.4867851]

BANG! ZOOM! Straight to the MOON

[Anonymous No.4867891]

IM STILL JUST ACCUMULATING ODN AND LINK

GIIIIVE MEEE BNACCCKC MY MOOOONEEY

[Anonymous No.4867932]

>>4867849
>>4867807