Topic: Looking to buy huge Bitcoin - page 3. (Read 598 times)

Did you even know how much you are mentioning? $5–10 million is a significant amount of money. I can even say that is too much to invest, even though they said people should invest the amount they can afford to lose. I don't think you can afford to lose this money honestly, and again, this shows that you don't know much about bitcoin investment, and I don't think you have up to this amount. However, instead of coming here and saying you want to use this huge amount of money to invest in bitcoin, you should go to any exchange of your choice, like Binance, and buy your bitcoin there. You don't have to come here again and say you want to invest.

Perhaps our OP should consider buying spot exchange traded funds, ETFs, that is available since before the halving and gaining adoption currently.
There's no need for much alarms also because this is where a trusted broker or exchange service is needed and it would be a bad idea if our OP doesn't have much knowledge on the subject of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general and still decide to invest in it.

So, it is until an interested wallet user is able to successfully verify the ownership of their wallet by sending the smallest Satoshi  from the withdrawal address to the virtual asset service provider (VASP), that is when our OP would trust them enough to buy the huge BTC so mentioned for grasp. Interesting indeed!

What do you mean by seller must pass Satoshi text? At sych amount that wrote you need to use the OTC service provided by a crypto exchange. Since your account is brand new I don't think anyone would trust you here. Moreover those who have that value of Bitcoin will never sell it as they know the potential of Bitcoin.

You can’t guarantee buying bitcoin at this amount, most especially that everyone is waiting for final bull run and so they can’t let their coins just resort into selling them at a regular price. And what you require is a Satoshi text, that’s really odd since Satoshi itself has never existed in the forum for a decade, seems like you are only fooling around trying to see who will fall on your trick. And buying bitcoin at this huge amount is quite unreal for me. Sorry.

Hmm, have thought of decisions properly first of all, because it is a risky investment market and you may need to bear the loss pressure for a particular time as well on the same time you are planning big investment security risk as well, so make sure to study about securing the funds in self custody.

There are many suggestions I can give, I'm not sure how far you are with the crypto market so I won't comment much, still, as you are planning a big amount I'm sure you have explored the market and concert of Bitcoin quite well, just a simple suggestion from my side, ABC = Always be Careful for the funds and for investment must use DCA if you want an efficient accumulation, choose a frame of 2 months to any X span and then execute the equilent buyings in that timeline. Thats it

-Hamza2424

Before depositing BTC, you should have knowledge about BTC, in fact we do it without knowing anything, we are new so Satoshi Nakamoto's BTC is beyond our knowledge. Better to buy $5-10M for OTC.
After two years there is no doubt that the value of BTC will increase, so at the current price you may not get what you need from someone.

I thought it was a fairy tale but it turns out the pope is watching the forum. Lol

Show me how to buy $5 million bitcoin, what do you do and where to OP do it just curious, I know it's made up.

He won't comment again, maybe he's laughing at it, I don't really believe in exaggerated posts.

oohhh wooow, I was quite surprised, Whales seem to be observing this forum and want to buy $5-$10 million worth of Bitcoin.
In fact, this is the first post of the Whales and trying to buy more Bitcoin up to millions of dollars.

Is this just a fairy tale? Or a reality that would make Bitcoin pump with an influx of millions of dollars from whales.

Come on Whales (OP) show up and comment on your plans to start buying,
you need to schedule your meeting to start buying the Bitcoin you want, Don't be too late.

I don't want to believe you are serious and you are not sounding like some one who's got a very good knowledge about crypto investment but then i will say the best i can give you about this but very importantly if you don't understand the way crypto investment works well enough, i will advice you don't venture into it so you don't have to regret later on resulting from the fact that you didn't understand the terms of your investment and how it was supposed to be handled because the amount you want to invests such a huge one already.

For such huge amount of transaction I'm sure there are exchanges with such amount of liquidity who can help you with such purchase as it may not be easy finding some one with such large portfolio wanting to sell on this forum. for storage, do not store such amount of bitcoin in a wallet on the exchange as its not safe enough, make sure to save such asset in a cold wallet and protect your key phrase well such that you alone has access to the wallet so you can be sure of the safety of your asset and do not save your key phrase on an online platform, your mail or google drive isn't safe enough as they can be compromised get a proper cold wallet and then safe guard the key phrase probably on a metallic platform and safeguard the storage platform of the key phrase as well.

Bitcoin trading volume is approaching $20 billion per day, so there will always be enough bitcoin for anyone who wants to buy in large quantities. But the problem is that apart from OTC trading, only centralized exchanges provide massive liquidity and if he doesn't want KYC then buying that large amount is very difficult. 

But honestly, I'm skeptical and don't believe what the OP said. I don't believe that a person who owns such a large amount of money and wants to invest doesn't have a financial advisor or guide. No one is so naive as to seek help on social networks and advice from strangers.

I don’t bite what is OP’s telling about. If he has really that huge amount and thinking to go all in with bitcoin, then he must not be thinking that this is not the best time to buy. He might only resort into regretting buying today and end up seeing btc price tomorrow consistently drop its value.

Also, I doubt it if there will be enough btc that he can buy at that amount from a single exchange, but if he will do DCA consistently, I’m sure he will be able to collect bitcoin every now and then until he’ll used up all his money. Buying bitcoin with a large amount is actually very risky, but if he understands the volatile nature and is going to hold longer without planning to sell yet, then maybe he could lessen the risk.

Yes, that's right, bro, there's no such thing as buying bitcoin at such a cheap price. Believe it or not, today's price is soaring, if you really want bitcoin at a cheap price, just wait until the price of bitcoin really goes down, don't ask other people for that price, it's not there. who believe in what you say, because if you are just a beginner it is better for you to learn first what you want, first learn what you mean, because for us who are just beginners we both have to learn what we want to learn and we know.

I guess OP is clueless what he’s entering. Bitcoin is a good investment but it should not be taken that’s too serious most especially if you are a beginner. Either if he’s just tricking us or he’s actually unaware what he’s talking about.

And if ever he has that $5-10m, I don’t think he should put all his eggs in one basket. He should learn to diversify instead and not just focus on bitcoin or in the crypto world. He can engage in real estate or stocks if what he really aims is huge amount of returns.

Why are you here looking for someone who will sell $5–10 million worth of bitcoin to you? Do you even think anyone will trust you or take you seriously? Why can’t you just visit any reputable exchange of your choice and buy any amount of bitcoin you want to buy from there? If you want to accumulate so much bitcoin, then you should already have a proper knowledge of bitcoin, so you will know the appropriate exchange to make use, and other things to do.  Your account was created today, and you decide to make this post today and you think anyone will even trust you.

I think what he means by "satoshi text" is, the prospective seller must be able to provide a sign message from a bitcoin address that has bitcoin worth $5M to $10M.

Its better for you to follow the advice of other members in this thread to avoid fraud/scam and buy it with a legal way to avoid any issue in the future.

Usually people who want to buy a large amount always have an advisor, or even go to an OTC exchange, but what I'm saying is that you are not so sure, especially since the words are not so understandable.

Then the seller should forward Satoshi's text? This is what I don't understand anymore, making people confused, what is the text you are referring to? Satoshi has been gone since 2010 he never came back.

It is difficult to find a P2P exchange for such a large amount. You should also be aware that you cannot venture to buy this huge amount via P2P unless you completely trust the other party. You should also take into consideration that most people do not want to sell Bitcoin at the present time with this price.

Even decentralized exchanges may not have enough liquidity, so it is better to go to centralized exchanges because they have enough liquidity, but most likely you will encounter KYC.

Explain what a satoshi text is and what is that? an exam, what kind of qualification is this?
You are a buyer and you can simply inquire to the exchanges if they have local OTC or get into their KYC and have that higher limitation compared to the other users.

You really think someone who actually has time to know things about Satoshi doesn't know about existence of exchanges? He is either taking his time to enjoy the show or he is capping. Most newbies who don't even understand nothing crypto are aware of the existence of Binance and other tier 1 exchanges.

Use over over the counter(OTC) mate if you are been serious.

OTC as suggested above will be good for someone to buy amounting to $5-10M. Seem a red flag for the exchanges.  That's a lot of money and they may be looking into the KYC documents they'd be asking, who you are, and maybe the source of income.

Curious to also know what the Satoshi text means.