Wealthy Clan Invests In Bitcoin
Are the Rothschild’s facing their fear?
The Rothschild family is a wealthy family descending from Mayer Amschel Rothschild, a court Jew to the German Landgraves of Hesse-Kassel in the Free City of Frankfurt, who established his banking business in the 1760s. Many had speculated that digital currencies are threats to their wealth, then why do you think they started investing in Bitcoin now? Read everything below.
In a move that shouldn’t stun most BTC and cryptocurrency followers, Rothschild has purchased Bitcoin via the GBTC (Bitcoin Investment Trust) investment vehicle.
SEC articles signed on Friday indicate that Rothschild has diversified into cryptocurrencies, now owning $210,000 worth of GBTC.
The move should not come as a surprise given the widespread and increasing support of Bitcoin among institutional investors and hedge funds.
The market had reacted with strong negativity after the fears of a potential breakdown in support of the BIP 91 and SegWit by miners. However, the market has since responded rapidly, increasing the prices of Bitcoin to close the week nearly 40 percent up from the lows of last weekend.
The price of Bitcoin is a point of contention, with some saying that the bubble has come and a collapse is imminent, while others are suggesting that the price may skyrocket into the $5,000 range.
Regardless of where the price goes, the fact that investors like Rothschild are beginning to diversify into BTC and other cryptocurrencies should bolster support for valuations.
In a move that shouldn’t stun most BTC and cryptocurrency followers, Rothschild has purchased Bitcoin via the GBTC (Bitcoin Investment Trust) investment vehicle.
SEC articles signed on Friday indicate that Rothschild has diversified into cryptocurrencies, now owning $210,000 worth of GBTC.
The disclosure was published via Twitter:
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The move should not come as a surprise given the widespread and increasing support of Bitcoin among institutional investors and hedge funds.
The market had reacted with strong negativity after the fears of a potential breakdown in support of the BIP 91 and SegWit by miners. However, the market has since responded rapidly, increasing the prices of Bitcoin to close the week nearly 40 percent up from the lows of last weekend.
The price of Bitcoin is a point of contention, with some saying that the bubble has come and a collapse is imminent, while others are suggesting that the price may skyrocket into the $5,000 range.
Regardless of where the price goes, the fact that investors like Rothschild are beginning to diversify into BTC and other cryptocurrencies should bolster support for valuations.
Via Cointelegraph
I left this comment in a similar post about the same situation. I was thinking about the story from the 1800's when Lord Rothschild took over the London stock exchange by tricking everyone in thinking that Napoleon had won against Wellington at Waterloo. He started selling his stocks and others panicked. When the price dropped he bought everyone else's stock that they sold at a loss. Could be recent price drop of Bitcoin be due to manipulation so that an investor can corner that market?
it is now too expensive and will retract as other cryptos make gains -i am now following you in support