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Wall Street is Coming to the Cryptomoedas Market

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If you still have a question as to whether the world money "owners" are entering the crypto-currency market, Mati Greenspan, a senior analyst at Etoro and one of the influential people in the global financial market analysis, has dispelled his questions. Prepare the belts, Wall Street is prepared to inject a "new liquidity" into the crypto-coins market.

Greenspan's assertions were made in an interview with Bloomberg, the US news agency, in which he touched on topics such as the Bitcoin market and some of the problems faced by the industry, pointing out that the entry of major Wall Street capitalists into the market of the crypto-coins is underway and being built at all times.

"IN THIS MOMENT WHILE WE SPEAK, THEY ARE BUILDING THE BRIDGES. IF THEY WILL BE SPECIFICALLY IN THE QUESTION OF THE TRADES, PLAYING WITH THE PRICES, WE DO NOT KNOW. BUT THE IMPORTANCE IS THAT THEY ARE READY TO ASSUME AND INJECT NEW LIQUIDITY IN THIS MARKET THAT, AT LEAST, SHOULD BALANCE THE THINGS AND STABILIZE THE PRICE, "he said.

Greenspan's statements corroborate some of the news that Criptomoedas Fácil has published, such as the constant interest of business universities in implementing blockchain courses (according to those responsible, to meet a latent demand from Wall Street), as well as market entry of major institutional investors like George Soros and the Rockefeller family.

As for price, Greenspan noted that the "fall" in Bitcoin's price is "nothing new", pointing out that in percentage terms historically "we have seen this kind of withdrawal before" and pointed out that the growing demand for digital currency in December 2017 and January of this year triggered a "network clogging", which led to higher transaction costs. Now, with price declines and demand declining, Bitcoin will continue, he said, adding that the more liquidity entering the market, the better.
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