Quote from: Bonsano on Today at 07:17:14 AM

OTC (Over-The-Counter) BTC deals are used for large transactions that cannot be executed easily on regular exchanges without moving the market price significantly. That’s why institutional investors, funds, or high-net-worth buyers prefer OTC channels – they can buy or sell directly under agreed conditions, often with a discount, and without impacting the open market.

Some of that is true, but the main problem is trust and integrity. Something that you are missing badly.

Quote from: Bonsano on Today at 07:17:14 AM

I’m not the seller and I don’t own such amounts of BTC. I’m simply in contact with the seller’s mandate and sharing this opportunity for anyone who might be genuinely interested. I completely understand the skepticism, since there are a lot of scams out there, but in this case, the process is structured – BTC transactions are verifiable on the blockchain, funds are secured with insurance, and the seller releases the coins first.

And for what reason does the seller need you? If he post here will be the same newbie as you, no difference whatsoever. By the way, what does the process have to do with the safety of the buyer? You said irrelevant things to convince us.

Quote from: Bonsano on Today at 07:17:14 AM

My role is only to connect serious parties. If someone isn’t interested, that’s perfectly fine, but for those who are, OTC deals are exactly the kind of structure designed for transactions of this size, which can’t realistically go through a normal exchange.

Oh, and why is that? You are serious and not them, or does your account have any significant meaning and trust among our community? If you want serious buyers, then be a serious seller. Tell your boss to sign an address that has the 50kBTC, and then you can start talking about seriousness. Also, who told you that you can't sell such amounts through an exchanger? Better change your narrative because you are becoming funny...