IMF states today, that a Grexit could seriously affect USofA economy. Nevertheless, it seems China stock market signals something far more significant than a "Grexit". Everything's painted red over there. I bet this could get worse before it can get any better, which might signal the next rally up for BTC. Over 300 until Sunday anyone? 

one sure thing is that bitcoin wont surge until some big macro event, ie. grexit, china crash, usofa shut down etc...
i really hope it all unfolds this summer, rather than in september or later..
edit: my money is on no deal by sunday between greece and UE, hence probably a 10-20$ surge in bitcoin. but then again, those negociations seems they would never end.
It's a 60/40 pro "no deal" at the moment. If this proves to be the case, I bet China will respond viciously. I still don't know though if the current market moves over there and EU situation is entangled. Anyway; we will know by Sunday I guess. Yesterday everybody at the Eurogroup presented a "strong stance vs Greek gov't". I bet it will get worse as days passing by...

macsga - how are people coping with the 60 euro a day bank withdrawal limit?
Are people still able to pay bills, direct debits, mortgages? Is it just cash withdrawals that have limits or card transactions too? It must be terrible for people who weren't prepared.
We're getting along... People who are in sync with tech can pay their bills via web banking, CC or ATMs. The situation is critical though for the elder. Today a poor guy fainted while in line to get his pension share of 60eur. (http://www.newsit.gr/default.php?pname=Article&art_id=415939&catid=6)
It's not good to see these things happening to elders. Other than that, life goes on smoothly. I guess we're not so tighten up with money (I personally, never was). I'm prepared for the worst case scenario though. I don't think there will be any viable deal without a haircut or (at least) postponing the loan's doses for some time to come...
