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[hazl] 10/12/2017 09:42

I think to be fair that the risk is also if bitcoin crashes,which dave mentioned to be fair.

That's not to say it would be permanent of course,who knows?

[muffster] 10/12/2017 09:24

Few questions i have thought of, cleverer people on here than me probably already have the answer:1. 500 Cedex in Ethereum will cost 1 Ethereum, 439 USD. Will anyone registering for the coins have the Ethereum price used on the 12th Jan opening date?2. If so, that will perhaps increase demand for Ethereum and price?3. Tech financials stand to make 23% of 100000000 Cedex coins. At current Ethereum price of 439 USD that 23% of 100000000 =23000000 Cedex coins divided by 500 = 46000. 46000 times 439 USD = 20,194,000 USD. Correct?4. The risk initially seems to be the Ethereum price as it looks like that is the only coin available to register for Cedex?

[tomboyb] 09/12/2017 18:43

It is not difficult working it out -

But anyway there are a blockchain companies looking to list 2018 -

Advantage here is that CEDEX is already here and ready -

Webinar on Monday should reveal more and CEDEX seems to be growing -

Don't forget that CEDEX also gets a $2mill plus dividend every year for dragonfinancials and last count of $5.8mill cash -

That 51% stake in Dragon is worth a bit -

[euclid5] 09/12/2017 18:11

Bitcoin is going to grow to new heights, according to millionaire Marc van der Chijs. He predicts that it could hit $150,000 by 2021 and millions thereafter.

hxxp://bitcoinist.com/dutch-millionaire-predicts-bitcoin-will-hit-150000-2021/

BM, along with other technology players such as Oracle and Sony, have been investing heavily in Blockchain-related projects including partnership with banks for faster and more efficient financial transactions, and helping roll out Blockchain in the government operations.

hxxps://cointelegraph.com/news/ibm-develops-preprocessing-block-makes-machine-learning-faster-tenfold

BITCOIN EXCHANGES IN AUSTRALIA WILL HAVE TO REGISTER WITH THE GOVERNMENT

Bitcoin’s unprecedented growth and recent shift into the mainstream financial sector has many governments around the world increasingly worried. Australia has become the latest country to impose restrictions on digital currencies.

Those who operate bitcoin exchanges in Australia will now have to register with Australia’s anti-money laundering agency, AUSTRAC. This new directive will also affect all other digital currencies that operate within the domain of the country. The latest development was born out of legislation that was recently passed in parliament.

hxxp://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-exchanges-australia-will-register-government/

France becomes the first European country to allow trading of securities via blockchain

France’s finance minister unveiled Friday a decree that would make it the first nation in Europe to allow the trading of some non-listed securities using the blockchain technology that underpins cryptocurrencies.

According to phys.org, the decree, presented by Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire to the government, should enter into force by July at the latest and will apply to non-listed financial securities that EU law doesn’t require to be traded via an intermediary, a market worth potentially more than 3 trillion euros.

In particular this includes shares in mutual and hedge funds, negotiable debt securities, and unlisted stocks and bonds.

Blockchain technology debuted in 2009 as a public, encrypted ledger for the digital currency bitcoin.

It has drawn interest from the established financial sector in recent years because of its potential for securely tracking transactions, allowing anyone to get an accurate accounting of money, property or other assets.

hxxp://cryptobible.io/france-becomes-first-european-country-allow-trading-securities-via-blockchain/

[jp1962] 09/12/2017 18:10

The days of 11 to 12p are gone in my opinion with cedex launch just around the corner!

[jp1962] 09/12/2017 18:07

Dave I got balls all right that's why I will hold and not miss the huge spikes over the longer term that the panicky sellers will miss out on!

[dave4545] 09/12/2017 18:07

"If you want to buy back in, wait until Tech retraces back to say 11p - 12p then buy back in"

Steady on euclid5, you will be accused of talking it down like I am apparently trying to by the kids on here.

Have a good weekend, see you Monday morning

[euclid5] 09/12/2017 18:04

It's all the so called negative press & senior people's negative stance on Bitcoin that put me off buying it in Jan 17 at sub $800.

Either dave is short Tech or trying to run it down to create negative sentiment to buy back in. Either way he is doing a very poor job of this.

If Bitcoin became worthless tomorrow Blockchain system will still be here & grow expodentially.

Dave read up on some Reports on the Blockchain system & how law firms - Accounting firm will be using it, togethr with Smart Contracts. To try to understand what it is & the benefits.

Also look read hxxps://cryptopanic.com/ - amazing all the different worldwide news on Bitcoin & Crypto currencies & Blockchain news. It may wake you up to it's potential.

If you want to buy back in, wait until Tech retraces back to say 11p - 12p then buy back in.

[euclid5] 09/12/2017 17:59

Our business isn't in Bitcoin it's the Blockchain technology & Smart Contracts business

Twin Sees Bitcoin Surging

We think that bitcoin is a gold disruptor,” Winklevoss said in a telephone interview on Friday, predicting it may yet appreciate by 10 to 20 times its current value. “We think it’s just the beginning. We are definitely holders.”

The new futures contracts may facilitate those wagers, while also pushing the crytpocurrency further into the realm of mainstream finance.

[jp1962] 09/12/2017 17:59

No sonny boy.I have been noticing your subtle deramping and on one occasion you yourself said you want back in.We all know your agenda so sensible and the non gullible won't take you seriously but no doubt you want more gullible to sell so reducing your entry price.As we get closer to Xmas I can see this being much higher in anticipation of the Cedex launch so hopefully you will pay a much higher price to get back in lol especially with the tiny free float!

[fairenough11] 09/12/2017 17:56

dave,
do you know how Bitcoin works?

Week before last it dropped from $11,000+ to $8000(no panic),then rose to $17,000.

[jp1962] 09/12/2017 17:39

This Dave really is desperate to get back in and then he will suddenly ramp like hell no doubt when he has bought. He really is trying to plant the seeds of doubt in the gullible but anyone with any sense will see his agenda

[fairenough11] 09/12/2017 17:32

PANIC?

Hardly.

[dave4545] 09/12/2017 17:18

2Prsimo

Not checking news. Just watching the chart on the main page here and it really is tanking big style now. No signs of any real bounces yet. Heading towards 20% drop
which is massive considering the size of the thing but the price is still miles higher than recent prices.

[2prsimo] 09/12/2017 17:08

What "real panic" dave? - any news out there?

[dave4545] 09/12/2017 16:55

First signs of real panic with Bitcoin currently taking place.

[hazl] 09/12/2017 13:37

thanks tomboy

[tomboyb] 09/12/2017 08:46

hxxps://events.genndi.com/register/169105139238470040/e9a8cb87c7

webinar on monday -

[tomboyb] 09/12/2017 08:45

hxxps://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanbuhax098/how-will-cedex-work-35uyd?utm_term=.mkWgaWnWN#.iw7NawQwo

How Will CEDEX Work?
Describing CEDEX

[muffster] 09/12/2017 08:40

Anyone aware of tech financials revenue from New launch. Do they earn a fee each sale?

[euclid5] 08/12/2017 22:24

It’s the equity investor’s conundrum: how to get access to the skyrocketing returns of bitcoin and blockchain without actually owning the tokens.

“We believe investors should have exposure to blockchain, particularly given bitcoin has essentially zero correlation to equities, bonds and commodities

[euclid5] 08/12/2017 22:08

A least 50 firms tied to blockchain and cryptocurrencies are set to list on Canadian stock exchanges in the next year, thanks in part to a junior market that’s more comfortable with risk than other parts of the world, the head of securities firm GMP Capital Inc. said.

“The level of activity in this market of quality plays, quality teams is as high as I’ve seen since the internet age," Harris Fricker, chief executive officer of the Toronto-based firm said in an interview at Bloomberg’s offices. “Canada’s place in this is dramatically more important than what it was in the first phase of the internet."

[euclid5] 08/12/2017 21:34

SDE isn't issuing Smart Contracts in their exchange like Cedex is