Quote from: culuuton on Today at 07:48:21 AM

I think it is unrealistic, you can't buy large amounts of bitcoin on the forum (i'm not saying no one has it), using escrow is also very risky when the amount is approximately 1 billion dollars. With such large quantity of Bitcoin, each lowest transaction also 1000BTC, can't trust anything unless face-to-face transactions Cheesy

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Quote from: mr.relax on Today at 04:58:12 AM

https://blog.blockonomics.co/top-6-bitcoin-transactions-ever-made-in-history-b996202c4874

Here you see how unrealistic it is to buy 100000btc.
You would be the biggest trader of the universe.
With a free anonymous bitcointalk membership...sure...and a friend(investor) for whom you do it...sure...
If anyone could handle that, he will have a registered business with real offices and a handful of notarys and lawyers and banks.
Probably with a handful of stunning officegirls too.

100% KYC and Know Origin of Funds/Coins and no cash, in real world there is no way around,
and even then it will be very hard to find a bank that would accept funds for that.

Nobody does that here. Almost nobody does that anywhere else.

Quote from: Stryfe on May 04, 2020, 04:43:04 PM

things to consider

1 - the customer does not want to deal with KYC

2 - they are not requiring that the full amount be from a single seller

3 - they state only large quantities will be considered - what do they consider to be a large quantity?

4 - I still think they mean 100k USD worth of BTC not 100k BTC which is astronomical - who on this planet has the cash to spend close to 1 billion USD on bitcoin. Am not saying there are not people that rich but how many are willing to put nearly 1 billion dollars into bitcoin?

Quote from: Harlot on May 04, 2020, 03:59:44 PM

Quote from: Andreastolz on May 04, 2020, 09:12:39 AM

Finally, a reasonable comment. It is only important you do your due diligence, whether you're selling or buying.

I don't think that the members being suspicious about your post are in the wrong here. If you think about it 100,000 BTC is a lot and you considering an escrow here in the forum is something strange, I don't even think a single escrow service here in the forum have handled that kind of amount even if you combined all their transactions together so it would really be a strange request for them to handle such thing, I even doubt that they'll be confident in taking that amount without even being suspicious themselves. Since we are talking about a big amount here why don't you just take this transaction to a more professional service where they can confidently handle that kind of amount.

Quote from: vicoma on Today at 03:25:14 PM

With all P2P available with escrow, while looking for the involvement of third party? It look fishy to me and suspicious.

While y'all are here jumping into conclusions like a bunch of illiterates, I'm building healthy business relationships with people who are ready to get to work and make good stuffs happen. I'm sorry I can't explain more than I have done so far, maybe my first post wasn't good enough, I'm sorry again. I requested large quantity from different sellers in order to create supply limits only. BTW, our client is buying Bitcoin for keep, not for exchange or payment.