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OTCbid - BlackRock Bitcoin ETF is ‘not malicious,' could cause BTC price to double by 2024 - Ran Neuner
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" BlackRock has “no malicious intent” in filing for a Bitcoin spot ETF, despite its reputation in some circles as an activist asset manager, according to Ran Neuner, Host and Founder of Crypto Banter.
So far, no Bitcoin spot ETF has been approved in the United States.
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Some investors worry that if BlackRock’s ETF is approved, the asset manager would fund Bitcoin development and hard fork the coin, turning Bitcoin into a centralized, proof-of-stake protocol. This, detractors say, would divorce Bitcoin from its original, decentralized, and democratic vision.
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“That is not a theory I’m concerned about, to be honest,” Neuner told Michelle Makori, Lead Anchor and Editor-in-Chief at Kitco News.
BlackRock’s CEO and Co-Founder, Larry Fink, recently told the New York Times that he “forces” BlackRock-owned companies to comply with ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) mandates, such as clean energy targets.
However, Neuner said that BlackRock simply owning a large amount of Bitcoin does not give the corporation control over the entire Bitcoin network.
“Whether or not one party owns all the Bitcoin won’t make Bitcoin centralized,” he explained. “The only way that that can change is if the majority of the miners, over 50 percent of the miners around the world, agree that the rules need to change… Regardless of who owns the Bitcoin, the mining still remains decentralized.” - Read More
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100K+ BTC SELLER IN LONDON
-6% Gross, -3% Net, USDT, Lawyer, Escrow, London
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NEW: Upto 100K+ BTC @ -6% Gross, -3% Net, USDT, Lawyer, Escrow, London - Look For Buyer
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(Seller : TABD PAZI-GAIL)
Post: 27.6.23
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London Seller is selling upto 100K BTC with R&E @ -6% gross, -3% net
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Buyer = 3%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%​​
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First tranche = 100 BTC test trial
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PAYMENT: USDT (ERC20 or TRC20) ​​​​​
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PROCEDURE :
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1. Buyer sends LOI
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2. Seller sends SPA Agreement.
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3. Buyer shall sign the SPA Agreement and return back to the seller.
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4. Seller shall countersign the SPA and send back the fully signed copy of the SPA to the buyer.
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5. Seller shall contact their escrow attorney and Cc only the buyer in the email thread to provide the escrow agreement to be signed for the transaction attaching the signed SPA. (NB: Buyer can recommend an escrow attorney to seller for the transaction and the above No. 5 will be done by the buyer upon seller approval of the buyer recommended escrow attorney.
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6. The escrow attorney issues the escrow agreement for review between the buyer and the seller on the same email thread and subject already created for the escrow process.
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7. Seller signs the escrow agreement after review and sends back to the buyer to counter sign the escrow agreement on the same email thread and subject already created.
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8. Buyer signs and returns the escrow agreement to the escrow attorney to fully endorse the escrow agreement and returns back the fully signed copies of the escrow agreement to both parties buyer and seller on the same email thread and subject already created.
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9. Seller issues an invoice for the first tranche with an average set market price of the transaction day to the buyer on the same email thread and subject already created. (NB: The set price is only Valid for 24 hours)
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10. Buyer approves, sign and return the invoice on the same email thread and subject already created.
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11. Seller instructs the escrow attorney to issue a USDT wallet address to the buyer to pay the invoice for the first tranche according to the SPA agreement on the same email thread and subject already created
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12. Buyer transfers the USDT from their USDT wallet inputted on the signed SPA to the escrow attorney USDT wallet as per the invoice and provides the transaction hash on the same email thread and subject already created for the escrow attorney and seller confirmation on the Etherscan.
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13. Upon confirmation of the receipt of the USDT to the escrow attorney wallet by the seller and the escrow attorney, seller transfers the BTC to the buyer wallet inputted on the signed SPA and provides the transaction hash on the same email thread and subject already created for the escrow attorney and buyer confirmation on the explorer.
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14. Upon confirmation of the receipt of the BTC to the buyer wallet by the buyer and the escrow attorney, the escrow attorney transfers the USDT to the seller wallet as inputted on the signed SPA minus the 3% for the mandates commission and transfers the commission to the mandate’s wallet involved in the transaction according to the Annex C on the signed SPA.
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15. We repeat from stage 9-14 of the procedure until the tranches are completed as per the signed SPA.
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Additional notes to be added.
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BUYER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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