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.
nice chatgpt explanation of what an OTC trade is.
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.
you do realize that anyone who has 50,000
BTC as you claim, would already know where to sell their bitcoins and does not need someone stupid like you to look for serious buyers for them.
OTC deals are exactly the kind of structure designed for transactions of this size, which can’t realistically go through a normal exchange.
another example of AI hallucinating wrong information, because as @logfiles mentioned, all major CEXs has an OTC service.