Quote from: iq_armando on Today at 05:51:23 PM

Quote from: taufik123 on Today at 05:21:32 PM

Quote from: iq_armando on Today at 04:45:35 PM

I hope our answers have served you. How about a tip? Cheesy

At least 0.1 BTC. Thanks Cheesy

LOL

You expect 0.1 BTC in return for that person. isn't that too little bit.

Having 50,000 BTC is of course just gibberish without proof of address or transactions that have ever been carried out.
Bought in 2010 and didn't sell until now. Does not make sense. It takes evidence to explain it's not just gibberish.

That amount of 0.1 BTC that compared to 50,000 btc is a pittance, for me it would mean a lot and it would help me a lot because as a result of the pandemic I have been left with many debts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5306106.msg56001526#msg56001526

And I want to assume that iwoswinvs is telling the truth.

There is always hope.

On the other hand, if he has that amount of btc, it only remains to recommend that he be careful because if bad people find out that he has it, they can do something to him.

i have no debts like you but 0.1btc is really a verry huge amount if converted to fiat on todays rate but it is dust to the giver . nice signature you have by the way , it looks that you prepared for this moment eh ? no one will found out that he has a tons of btc if he will transact online , transacting offline with that amount is dangerous . the people that he wants to transact are not just ordinary people but how can it is possible for him to sell to those large comapnies ? it must be hard but selling on exchange is easy but only he cant sell all at once .