Topic: US Marshals: One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins - page 2. (Read 1982 times)
July 01, 2014, 10:17:29 PM
Did not expect the auction to play out like that honestly. But I'm sure a few of the other 44 bidders are still looking to get their fair share of btc soon
July 01, 2014, 04:12:30 PM
If this bidder paid above market price then he has an incentive to tell us what the price is.
If he paid below market price then he has an incentive to keep the price secret.
Losing bidders all have an incentive to keep their bids secret until they can acquire some more bitcoins.
If he paid below market price then he has an incentive to keep the price secret.
Losing bidders all have an incentive to keep their bids secret until they can acquire some more bitcoins.
yeah pretty much.. we've already had a few bidders who went low and ended up losing and posting their numbers though, i think. i think the under-spot bidders can be marked off as people who were just looking to score a few cheap coins and were not really all that serious about putting money into bitcoin though.
July 01, 2014, 04:07:48 PM
I heard this lady like to buy up lots of assets ....
(No I am not being serious but boy would that be interesting).
(No I am not being serious but boy would that be interesting).
July 01, 2014, 04:05:07 PM
If this bidder paid above market price then he has an incentive to tell us what the price is.
If he paid below market price then he has an incentive to keep the price secret.
Losing bidders all have an incentive to keep their bids secret until they can acquire some more bitcoins.
If he paid below market price then he has an incentive to keep the price secret.
Losing bidders all have an incentive to keep their bids secret until they can acquire some more bitcoins.
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