Paul Vigna
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first heard Jul 2017
last heard Apr 2022
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Bitcoin's Wild Ride to $11,000: More Volatility to Come? · 30 Nov 2017
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Well, the interesting dynamic to watch in 2018 is going to be the fact that Wall Street firms, sort of in the metanome aspect of that, Chicago options trading firms, are going to start offering Bitcoin trading, Bitcoin options contracts.
You're going to start seeing institutional money come in.
I don't know how much of it's going to come in.
Bitcoiners think it's going to be huge and they're all going to get rich off it.
But who knows?
But you will probably start to see some institutional money come in because there are now going to be ways to bet against Bitcoin.
That you have not had on a large scale yet.
So that dynamic is going to be very interesting.
That could dampen the volatility.
That could dampen these moves at the same time as you have more people coming in.
So, you know, to the extent that what we're seeing right now carries over into 2018, I don't know that that is really going to happen.
So watch the dynamic when the CME, the CBOE, and whoever, I think some other people are thinking about it too, start offering options on Bitcoin.
Start offering traders a way to bet against Bitcoin.
That's going to be a very interesting dynamic.
More than $200, yeah.
Sure.
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Bitcoin is a digital currency that was launched about nine years ago.
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And the real difference between Bitcoin and currencies that we're all used to is that the monetary systems we're all used to are maintained and backed by the government.
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Bitcoin is not.
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Bitcoin is...
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