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Topic: Group buy for the silkroad auction - page 2. (Read 2388 times)

sr. member
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June 16, 2014, 01:39:47 AM
#11
Is there a min buy in?

5000$, written in the landing page.
hero member
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June 15, 2014, 06:40:40 PM
#10
The 200k is just the deposit. You still have to pay the full bid amount (likely close to the market price for 3,000 btc

Wouldn't it be the final bid amount + auction fees minus the 200k deposit? Where is a million dollar lottery ticket when you need it!

We're doing exactly this. Take a look https://www.govcoins.com

Is there a min buy in?
sr. member
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June 15, 2014, 05:43:17 PM
#9
I'm very interested about that.
If I would have +200$k I would buy one block asap but sadly I don't have that kind of money.
But group buy really sounds interesting.
Keep me updated.
Some people are dreaming too much...you have to deposit 200k to be able to bid. So they can see that you are wealthy enought to bid larger sums. I doubt anyone will be able to buy a 3k bitcoin block for just 200k, rather 1 million +...


The 200k is just the deposit. You still have to pay the full bid amount (likely close to the market price for 3,000 btc
hero member
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June 15, 2014, 09:49:04 AM
#8
I'm very interested about that.
If I would have +200$k I would buy one block asap but sadly I don't have that kind of money.
But group buy really sounds interesting.
Keep me updated.
Some people are dreaming too much...you have to deposit 200k to be able to bid. So they can see that you are wealthy enought to bid larger sums. I doubt anyone will be able to buy a 3k bitcoin block for just 200k, rather 1 million +...
hero member
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June 15, 2014, 04:52:36 AM
#7
I'm very interested about that.
If I would have +200$k I would buy one block asap but sadly I don't have that kind of money.
But group buy really sounds interesting.
Keep me updated.
newbie
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June 15, 2014, 01:48:01 AM
#6
Definitely some opportunity there.  Will be interesting to see what they end up going for.
newbie
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June 14, 2014, 11:27:45 PM
#5
I am not sure if they will allow representative parties to bid
That said if someone made a 200K deposit on behalf of a group of parties and entered the auction it may be possible to resell them to the ones who wanted these coins.
They would need proof that they are an official bidder in the auction though.

We're doing exactly this. Take a look https://www.govcoins.com
legendary
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June 14, 2014, 10:11:09 PM
#4
I am not sure if they will allow representative parties to bid
That said if someone made a 200K deposit on behalf of a group of parties and entered the auction it may be possible to resell them to the ones who wanted these coins.
They would need proof that they are an official bidder in the auction though.
hero member
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June 14, 2014, 09:45:12 PM
#3
Would there be interest in this?

Right now the terms are:
Required Registration Items:
A manually signed pdf copy of the Bidder Registration Form
A copy of a Government-issued photo ID for the Bidder (or Control Person(s) of Bidder)
$200,000 USD deposit sent by wire transfer originating from a bank located within the United States (please provide receipt of transfer)


So that's a 67$ per coin deposit if these deposits are for bids per "block", before the bidding starts.
Of course it'll end up much higher...


Series   Bitcoins per Block   Blocks Available   Total Bitcoins Available in Series
A   3,000.00000000   9   27,000.00000000
B   2,656.51306529   1   2,656.51306529
Total  
29,656.51306529


edit: 67$ figure assuming the 200k/3k will be the starting price
edit2: apparently in foreclosure auctions in the states 10% of the valuation should be paid as refundable deposit, so 200k would mean a price valuation of 666$ for 3k blocks.
66.6$
newbie
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June 14, 2014, 05:58:48 PM
#2
I think its very interesting -in principal, but I think too it would be one of the biggest group buys. But I don't know if here are enough people interested in (potential) cheap bitcoins Wink
o3u
sr. member
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June 12, 2014, 07:33:20 PM
#1
Would there be interest in this?

Right now the terms are:
Required Registration Items:
A manually signed pdf copy of the Bidder Registration Form
A copy of a Government-issued photo ID for the Bidder (or Control Person(s) of Bidder)
$200,000 USD deposit sent by wire transfer originating from a bank located within the United States (please provide receipt of transfer)


So that's a 67$ per coin deposit if these deposits are for bids per "block", before the bidding starts.
Of course it'll end up much higher...


Series   Bitcoins per Block   Blocks Available   Total Bitcoins Available in Series
A   3,000.00000000   9   27,000.00000000
B   2,656.51306529   1   2,656.51306529
Total  
29,656.51306529


edit: 67$ figure assuming the 200k/3k will be the starting price
edit2: apparently in foreclosure auctions in the states 10% of the valuation should be paid as refundable deposit, so 200k would mean a price valuation of 666$ for 3k blocks.
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