Ya they get 100 points for subtly if faking.

One other possibility is that the video was put together in April, when Ebay/Paypal was actually talking publicly about bitcoin and the outstanding value WAS around 2 billion dollars.

I'm officially the worst trader - sold at 89 (bottom), bought at 147 ($1 from top), sold at 127 (bottom)

lmao

I did some similar trading back in 2011.

It's okay Mike, I did that for a couple years in the stock market. I refer to the money lost as the tuition for my investment training. It was expensive, but I got a comprehensive course in everything you shouldn't do.

Well the upload date says August 20th, so apparently I was off on when it was posted. Regardless, a video like that certainly takes some time to produce, and they also must have done the research back when it was 2 billion.















Or they're gonna buy it up to 2 Billion, incorporate it into their business model, and set course for changing the world of online payments. To da moon!

If I recall, Rassah introduced that trading strategy, and at the end of the day he purchased a new car with the profits earned.

Let me guess: He also reversed the default settings of his mouse.

Going back to the "mike from ebay" thing: nightowlace story didn't seem a lie to me, I was just amazed that he did not ask more info (last name and position) to the guy making the questions - now I see he did.

Nevertheless, I still cannot understand how Paypal/Ebay could be seriously thinking about integrating Bitcoin - it's totally against their interests. Come on: irreversible transfers, decentralized currency, pseudoanonymity? It's a Paypal antagonist, I really cannot see how they could support BTC, it is completely opposite to their philosophy - in fact, aren't Paypal and Ebay jerking around with people dealing with BTC?

As I said when I saw the CEO of Paypal speaking about BTC: I'm very sure those guys are looking closely to BTC, but IMO they would develop their own proprietary crypto, they wouldn't embrace BTC as it is.