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“Given the unprecedented interest in bitcoin, it’s vital we provide clients the trading tools to help them express their views and hedge their exposure.”

“The new rules, which will be applied across the European Union, are expected to come into force by the end of the year or early in 2018, the minister in charge has said.”

“…none give you adequate warning when something is going to happen.”

“One of the main uses of Bitcoin is as a vehicle to perpetrate fraud.”

“Believe me, I didn’t have this much fun with T. Rowe Price.”

“Did I make myself clear?”

“All of my indicators would say that in terms of value creation we are about at the start of 1999.”

“If we let things continue, I feel some serious pathological phenomenons could occur.”

“I suspect that pattern was repeated across tables everywhere.”

Jamie Dimon is a gangster. You’d do well to remember that.

Everyday it’s something else.

To be sure, it’s impossible to know when something like this will finally succumb to reality, but these kinds of things are vulnerable to crises of confidence and in the absence of any kind of fundamental thesis to fall back on, it won’t be immediately clear where the “bottom” is when Wile E. Coyote finally looks down.

“…if the Chicago Mercantile Exchange or any other clearing organization clears a cryptocurrency together with other products, then a large cryptocurrency price move that destabilizes members that clear cryptocurrencies will destabilize the clearing organization itself.”