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if anyone wants to buy crave or any other coin cheap , best hurry btc looks like its entering pumperitis phase Tongue

goldman sachs invest $50mill ( maybe more ) , gbtc , itbit and Vhttp://www.coindesk.com/swedens-nasdaq-exchange-approves-bitcoin-based-etn/ and many more, all buying a few month before regulation kicks in Cool

This wont do anything. If anything regulation will kill the price of bitcoin. The big boys will stock up on more cheap btc and then pump the shit out of it with $15billion+ thats my two cents.

price to move upward in the coming 2-3months, we are at a very crucial period, http://www.coindesk.com/swedens-nasdaq-exchange-approves-bitcoin-based-etn/ is one of many reasons. With regulation so near they are stocking up. Once regulated the biggest changes will be in exchanges and coin storage as both will now be fully insured against theft etc. Exchanges will have to comply with the new rules which will mean full id of all users, in return for giving the id you will feel safe knowing your coins are insured. Banks will offer services based on btc and will make it easier and safer for the avergae joe to buy/hold and trade as long as tax is paid.

http://www.coindesk.com/nasdaq-bitcoin-marketplace-noble/ heres another also winkles and others working hard to make btc mainstream. we went to $1000 with just silk rd, gox and a few other small fish. Now we have microsoft,dell,virgin,goldman s, nasdaq , expedia, paypal and much much more, we are defo going up all these guys are waiting for is regulation as its them that have pressed for it most.

Also miners....btc reward halfs in around 12-15 months.

Regulated exchanges would have to do a lot of volume to dictate the price and lure people in other wise I'd rather go to btc-e or finex where I can remain somewhat anonymous out of reach from US regulation. *IMO

yea prob, they may not even exist in a few yr ,lol some could even add an annual fee. Im a btce user and do prefer current ways however try asking someone who has never bought a coin and is not very gd with pc security... telling them there are regulated,insured exchanges that could keep your coins safe could catch on.

Agree with that. Should be a good way to bring in new money into the economy.