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Coinbase maintains a substantial commercial crime insurance policy that covers theft of fiat currency or digital assets from Prime Trading or Vault

I wonder what they mean by 'substantial'
 
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Sorry had too haha. It was nice to wake up to the pump after the weekend was slow. MSTR purchased $800 million over the weekend.


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Bought about $25k worth of ETH and BTC in 2016. Unfortunately I've already enjoyed most of the fruits of that decision. Kind of bummed I didn't hop back on the train a year ago when my buddy was pushing me to do so..
 
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I sold the last of my BTC today. Roughly tripled my bet. The more I use and study Bitcoin the more I think it will be really volatile for the mid-to long-term and then eventually fade away. I do agree wholeheartedly "everyone will ultimately buy Bitcoin at the price they deserve" 😊 here's to all y'all proving me wrong and getting fabulously wealthy and saving the world from its corrupt financial system🍻
 

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My understanding from reading a few of the ETF prospectus’ is that the ETFs will hold actual bitcoin through a custodian. For a large majority of the ETFs, Coinbase is that custodian. So you could think of ETF purchases as asking someone to buy and hold bitcoin on your behalf, similar to a gold ETF.

So that chart is showing:

1. High inflows of capital to the ETFs for purchasing bitcoin

2. Demand currently higher than rate of mining (new supply)


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can you explain this to me in simpleton terms? The ETFs are purchasing theoretical bitcoin at this point? doesnt that cause artificially inflated prices by buying up coins that arent produced yet? does that create a danger of crashing? please excuse my ignorance

The ETFs are buying from OTC holdings. When they buy btc it is then held by a custodian, for example coinbase. If the inflow of $ continues the OTC reserves will dry up, once that happens buying will happen on exchanges. there is not enough btc on exchanges to handle more than a day of buying, currently.

Once the halving occurs the daily issuance of btc will be cut in half. Demand will out pace supply.


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