I think that the exchange volume is too small to handle those gains trade of 10k bitcoins or more, two weeks ago a trader or a group of traders bought 21k bitcoins on 3 different exchange, and the price of bitcoins jumped $1000
I think those large deals would lead to manipulations of an already heavy manipulated crypto market.
Doing over the counter sales also means that both the seller and buyer will stay anonymous, and no exchange would be able to take a small fee on the trade or even worse hold back the crypto or the fiat money.
Topic: We need the large Over the Counter (OTC) buy orders on exchanges! - page 2. (Read 383 times)
April 12, 2019, 05:34:32 PM
April 12, 2019, 12:54:53 PM
Sounds pushy but I guess that's a great plan though. However, it would be hard to find a large number of bitcoin buyers through that. You need to attract more investors just to increase the number of buy orders. Someyimes the demand is quite different from the prices which we must consider.
April 07, 2019, 06:20:02 AM
Not just for bitcoin but for small coins as well, anytime someone sells a lot of amount from a coin they kill their market and most coins can't handle that way, so in order to make it possible maybe the person could be selling the coins a bit under the market but not too much and for a bulk amount, think about it lets say a coin is one dollars and you have 100k of that coin which should be 100 thousand dollars but if you sell all of them you will cause the price to go down and you can't sell it for 100k instead will get like 60-70k at best.
In this scenario you will not be selling on "market" prices but put it on sale for .90 cents and that way you will be selling for less than the market prices but you will be selling 100k of it, the buyer is profiting from that difference and you are not killing the market.
In this scenario you will not be selling on "market" prices but put it on sale for .90 cents and that way you will be selling for less than the market prices but you will be selling 100k of it, the buyer is profiting from that difference and you are not killing the market.
April 06, 2019, 05:33:47 AM
So you know in our country we have like 1000 wallets , and the price of Bitcoins on each wallet is too different , somewhere it's less somewhere it's high , it doesn't depend on the market actually it depends on the orders they are taking up !
The price won't be influenced like this .
For example the exchange : Zebpay in India is previously was selling and buying Bitcoins on a much higher price than the global market, but since now it's banned to sell and buy Bitcoins through banks in India that thing has halted .
More or so this is something that could locally influence the market not globally , but maybe they could start integrating themselves more and this would just steer the geer 🙌
Hope this happens.
The price won't be influenced like this .
For example the exchange : Zebpay in India is previously was selling and buying Bitcoins on a much higher price than the global market, but since now it's banned to sell and buy Bitcoins through banks in India that thing has halted .
More or so this is something that could locally influence the market not globally , but maybe they could start integrating themselves more and this would just steer the geer 🙌
Hope this happens.
April 06, 2019, 04:55:23 AM
Most large Bitcoin buy orders are being done on Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms and they have zero influence on the Bitcoin price. I was just wondering if Hedge funds and large private buyers could execute their buy orders on exchanges 
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price.
We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again. 
Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price.
We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again. Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
A nice idea you have, but how are you going to make those large buyers of Bitcoin do that?
April 06, 2019, 02:42:10 AM
... they have zero influence on the Bitcoin price. ...
There is no "the Bitcoin price". Every market reports its own last price and they are all different. Every trade has its own price and they are all different.... Sell orders on OTC platforms... buy orders on exchanges...
Not sure about what you mean here. You need exchanges for orders. If an "OTC platform" takes orders, it is an exchange.
The "OTC platforms" should not do this themselves, the people doing the OTC trading should shift some of those large trades to exchange to jump-start the new Bull run. The purpose of this exercise is to kick start a Bull run, to benefit everyone.
Once the Bull run has been kick started, thing can go back to being normal and OTC trades can continue in their old trading habits. They will only temporarily help to get things going again.
We are not cheating or manipulating the market, because these trades should have been on exchanges and has no contribution to the price, being on the OTC platforms.
April 05, 2019, 01:58:36 PM
It wouldn't be too easy since price doesn't always follow demand, and also by buying a huge portion of coins from exchanges and dumping it onto OTC markets/platforms, one already significantly reduced the tradeable coins, so no more push would be done since only a few can buy bitcoins from the spot market. This further damages the market equilibrium and can only end up in grim scenarios instead of an expected bull run. This is a great idea if done in small quantities but still sufficient to turn some heads, stimulating the market to be full-on bullish mode. But in large quantities? This is a disaster brewing.
April 05, 2019, 01:38:01 PM
Large buy orders will only hit spot exchanges when it's time for large accounts to start utilizing the lack of liquidity to pump their through OTC amassed coin stashes.
In the end, the availability of spot supply has gone down a lot already throughout the years, and this process will continue and even further accelerate during a mania where the OTC market is so dry, that the sellers start to demand premiums for their coins.
I have seen it locally where buyers were offering a 10% over spot premium just to get some coins and be part of the mania, and still it wasn't easy to find sellers with such an offer, because hey, why sell your coins for a 10% premium when the price can easily go up another 50-100% with how crazy the market was, and then you can still charge that 10% but now over a higher amount.
In the end, the availability of spot supply has gone down a lot already throughout the years, and this process will continue and even further accelerate during a mania where the OTC market is so dry, that the sellers start to demand premiums for their coins.
I have seen it locally where buyers were offering a 10% over spot premium just to get some coins and be part of the mania, and still it wasn't easy to find sellers with such an offer, because hey, why sell your coins for a 10% premium when the price can easily go up another 50-100% with how crazy the market was, and then you can still charge that 10% but now over a higher amount.
April 05, 2019, 01:08:30 PM
Most large Bitcoin buy orders are being done on Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms and they have zero influence on the Bitcoin price. I was just wondering if Hedge funds and large private buyers could execute their buy orders on exchanges
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price. We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again.
Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price.
We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again. Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
Those greedy people are not thinking well, sounds a great plan OP, What are they waiting for if this could really give a big push for a next Bull. After all Bitcoin have manage to recover to 5k USD now. If they put some more buy orders now it could have give a great impact and maybe we will get another step up. If only I have the money I would put a strong 5k USD resistance in order for the price to stay as it is.
April 05, 2019, 11:57:52 AM
... they have zero influence on the Bitcoin price. ...
There is no "the Bitcoin price". Every market reports its own last price and they are all different. Every trade has its own price and they are all different.... Sell orders on OTC platforms... buy orders on exchanges...
Not sure about what you mean here. You need exchanges for orders. If an "OTC platform" takes orders, it is an exchange.
April 05, 2019, 02:45:15 AM
Sounds like a great plan. You would think that all these market manipulators would have been doing these tricks by now. The problem is that a coordinated buy order across the exchanges is not easy to execute and delays will be costly
Well, actually the people doing trades on OTC platforms are not market manipulators. They simply do not want to deal with centralized exchanges, because centralized exchanges panic when they need to deal with large buy & sell orders. The first reaction from most exchanges, when large buy/sell orders are placed, is to stall or to temporarily suspend those people's accounts for some obscure reason.
The buy orders will not have to be coordinated, they can simply arrange this in their own time and we would see a small spike in the price.
April 05, 2019, 02:36:24 AM
Sounds like a great plan. You would think that all these market manipulators would have been doing these tricks by now. The problem is that a coordinated buy order across the exchanges is not easy to execute and delays will be costly
April 05, 2019, 02:16:10 AM
Most large Bitcoin buy orders are being done on Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms and they have zero influence on the Bitcoin price. I was just wondering if Hedge funds and large private buyers could execute their buy orders on exchanges
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price. We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again.
Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
They can still execute their Sell orders on OTC platforms, away from exchanges, because Sell orders will push down the price.
We just need a few of these large buy orders to give us a spark for a new Bull run again. Why do we need people to resort to algorithmic trading to hide $300 000 000 buy orders? Let's just push some high value buy orders through some exchanges and see what happens after that.
They can then go back to Over the Counter (OTC) trading platforms, after they started the next Bull run.
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