Quote from: condoras on July 08, 2025, 05:24:42 PM

Quote from: ayesha201009 on July 04, 2025, 04:19:40 PM

I have been scammed to of few cents and I missed completely this request. Not a big deal... The guy Liam Alexander Short, seems to be the liquidator,
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/4510144 This has been discussed also here on bitcointalk (I found some references).

The offer however seems to good to be true. Why you should refuse so much money? Why not just trying to get a line of credit maybe giving this as a kind of collateral and not just selling? I know that is hard selling and used as collateral... just wait its not more easy and profitable?

As OP said, even if he keeps his claim, he will have to wait almost 2 years, if not more. So, by giving it whole or even a portion of it as collateral, the lender will have to wait the same time as he. Plus, that isn't as easy as it might sound to change the credentials on a claim. On the contrary, it's a pretty fuss, thus not something that could end fast.
It's always better to keep it and wait, but life can't wait. Things can happen that can change your plans at any time.

Re: Selling the Claim: Yeah X-claim sorts that legality out for me. Re: waiting it's institutional buyers who can wait.

I agree: to quote John Maynard Keynes "in the long run we're all dead".

I got $150k valuation and its being auctioned off at $30-50k. For 12 BTC initially. SoFA analysis by X-claim. I'll take it because I retire from crypto, moving onto other things