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gerrrr

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Quote from: fidentiaX on September 26, 2017, 09:44:19 PM

However, i think most approach (legit ICOs) will be selling off eth as and when they need the funds for the project. dollar-cost-averaging is always the best approach.

Project do not need all money right away. Why not hold etherium for better price and then can do more?

fidentiaX

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Quote from: gerrrr on September 26, 2017, 09:39:34 PM

Bad idea to sell Ethereum lots after an ICO. Big sales cause price drops which makes more selling by others. Only cause more price decline. Better to sell little at time or just hold since price is lower.

theoritically if the market cap of eth is big enough, ICO sell-off should not have significant impact on the price movement unless they raised huge.
However, i think most approach (legit ICOs) will be selling off eth as and when they need the funds for the project. dollar-cost-averaging is always the best approach.

gerrrr

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Bad idea to sell Ethereum lots after an ICO. Big sales cause price drops which makes more selling by others. Only cause more price decline. Better to sell little at time or just hold since price is lower.

fidentiaX

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Quote from: Aizhen05 on September 26, 2017, 01:39:33 PM

Quote from: viper1981 on September 26, 2017, 01:15:21 PM

Quote from: fidentiaX on September 26, 2017, 11:33:20 AM

Quote from: lottesy on September 26, 2017, 06:53:41 AM

There are some new BTC friendly global banks. You can open an account really fast and transfer BTCs there. They will convert to USD and you can use for your current needs. Check this one https://wb21.com/

this is interesting, is this actually a bank?
Can't really get much information on their website.

anyone tried their services?

thanks!!

i am wondering the same thing.

if that really exist then it such a pleasure

i can easily come up with a couple of reasons why they can't exist.... but then again change is the only constant

reflector

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Quote from: Btc_1856 on September 26, 2017, 04:49:54 AM

You can find a lot of exchanges out there where you can exchange ETH to USD market. Many companies after conducting the ICO they will start converting their raised ETH to USD in the exchanges.

Newly introduced ICO coin will not be placed in the market capital list but you need to wait till it is been added to it. Then only we will be able to check and find the value of the concern coin.
If the coin value turns good you can convert it as bitcoin to exchange using any trading site for fiat conversion.

Aizhen05

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Quote from: viper1981 on September 26, 2017, 01:15:21 PM

Quote from: fidentiaX on September 26, 2017, 11:33:20 AM

Quote from: lottesy on September 26, 2017, 06:53:41 AM

There are some new BTC friendly global banks. You can open an account really fast and transfer BTCs there. They will convert to USD and you can use for your current needs. Check this one https://wb21.com/

this is interesting, is this actually a bank?
Can't really get much information on their website.

anyone tried their services?

thanks!!

i am wondering the same thing.

if that really exist then it such a pleasure

viper1981

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Quote from: fidentiaX on September 26, 2017, 11:33:20 AM

Quote from: lottesy on September 26, 2017, 06:53:41 AM

There are some new BTC friendly global banks. You can open an account really fast and transfer BTCs there. They will convert to USD and you can use for your current needs. Check this one https://wb21.com/

this is interesting, is this actually a bank?
Can't really get much information on their website.

anyone tried their services?

thanks!!

i am wondering the same thing.

fidentiaX

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Quote from: lottesy on September 26, 2017, 06:53:41 AM

There are some new BTC friendly global banks. You can open an account really fast and transfer BTCs there. They will convert to USD and you can use for your current needs. Check this one https://wb21.com/

this is interesting, is this actually a bank?
Can't really get much information on their website.

anyone tried their services?

thanks!!

VanDerWaals

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There is no problem with exchange ETH to USD. What can be a problem is transferring USD to your bank account, it depends of country where you have your account. There can be a legislation that your bank has to report when you receive a large amount of money.

100degrees

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You need to contact the exchange personally and they can give you a rate for a large amount. There will definitely be some KYC associated, but if everything is legit is should not be an issue

lottesy

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There are some new BTC friendly global banks. You can open an account really fast and transfer BTCs there. They will convert to USD and you can use for your current needs. Check this one https://wb21.com/

APICEMTECH

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Why not use any of the exchanges to convert the eth in usd and then transfer that into your bank account? I have also heard that there is a large group of people who do OTC trading also.

aiwazz

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Send me PM I can give you link to market where you can trade ETH/BTC/LTC/DASH and couple of another currency to PLN/EUR/USD.
It's reflink, so i'll not post here, just on PM if you want.

Voice-Of-Reason

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it would be against their own interest doing a full ico eth dump, it would drive the price down leading to getting less fiat...

so I suppose the most effective way would be a slow market price sale during a few weeks/months

Btc_1856

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You can find a lot of exchanges out there where you can exchange ETH to USD market. Many companies after conducting the ICO they will start converting their raised ETH to USD in the exchanges.

Sungoku

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Quote from: viper1981 on September 25, 2017, 01:57:15 PM

When an ICO is completed, some of the ethereums need to be cash out to USD or any other currency in order to advance with the project.

How can this be done with all the restrictions that banks are imposing to blockchain?

I appreciate your comments.

if you have got a coin from ico, yes I think you can sell it in market provided,
like etherdelta, bittrex and others

wpalczynski

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For a high amount ICO cash out, I would personnaly go for Bitfinex but there are probably other good ways to go (Coinbase or else).

JasonXIII

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Quote from: viper1981 on September 26, 2017, 03:38:31 AM

thank you for your comments but this is when trading small amounts of ethereums.

i am talking for an ICO cash out.

If they sell in one time they dump the market, so I think they are doing it on several days on several exchanges.

renes

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Bitfinex or coinbase, you can convert those high amount of ethereum to usd, not all countries or banks restricted ICO projects so they can use bank accounts.

fidentiaX

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for larger amount, you could contact more established exchanges to arrange for OTC deals.
pricing will be an issue.

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