/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7968748
>tfw went from $80k to $1.3M in the span of 20 days
>and then down to $700k in the 20 days after that

It's a weird sort of feel.

>>7719689
>it's sunday
>guys, how do i turn my 70 link into 80 link?

>>7598743
Hopefully. I was expecting sideways movement for at least a few days more, so I sold my LINK to chase some easy gains elsewhere.

Then out of nowhere LINK decides to jump up 15%.

I am.

>tfw nobody will believe me

>>7510360
Not really. No one can predict the future.

>tfw held 3000 BTC at one point
>tfw held 7400 ETH at one point
>tfw held 60,000 ANS/NEO at one point

http://fortune.com/2018/02/06/bitcoin-price-cftc-sec-cryptocurrency-hearing/
https://www.ccn.com/european-banks-soon-hold-bitcoin-admits-ecb-president/


>“We owe it to this new generation to respect their enthusiasm for virtual currencies, with a thoughtful and balanced response, and not a dismissive one,”
- J. Christopher Giancarlo, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission

>“I hope people pursue it vigorously,”
- Jay Clayton, Chairman of the SEC. Appointed by President Donald Trump

>"The crypto market could be worth $20 trillion by 2020"
- Senator Mark Warner, the wealthiest US Senator as of 2012 and a pioneer in cellphone technology

>"However, recent developments, such as the listing of Bitcoin futures contracts by US exchanges, could lead European banks too to hold positions in Bitcoin, and therefore we will certainly look at that."
- Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank

And 1 day before all of this, some /biz/fag claiming to work for Deutsche Bank was saying that they were starting to buy BTC/ETH using non-client funds.

Wall Street aren't out. They just got in.

>held with titanium hands all the way down
>decided to sell entire stack when BTC was $5.8k because it was closing in on initial investment

Send help. This feels worse than seeing $280k evaporate from my blockfolio