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OTCbid - Will Bitcoin “kill” Ethereum? Bitcoin’s Smart Contract Functionality Threatens Ethereum’s Lead
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" Will Bitcoin “kill” Ethereum? Bitcoin has been honing its technological prowess with the advent of BRC-20 token standards following the Taproot upgrade. The BRC-20 token standard is a pivotal development enabling the creation of fungible assets on the Bitcoin blockchain, aiming to replace the popular Ethereum ERC-20 token standard. However, BRC-20 tokens face challenges like the lack of support for smart contracts and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which are integral to the Ethereum blockchainā.
The Taproot upgrade, a recent development on the Bitcoin blockchain, offers significant improvements to Bitcoin’s privacy and smart contract features. Despite the BRC-20 token’s limitations, the Taproot upgrade exhibits promise for Bitcoin’s potential to support smart contracts.
Bitcoin vs. Ethereum: What Is the Difference?
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Bitcoin and Ethereum are the leading players in the cryptocurrency market, each with unique features and capabilities.
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency network, is more than a digital currency. It is a comprehensive blockchain ecosystem with its native currency, Ether.” - Read More
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500K BTC SELLER IN LONDON
-11% Gross, -5% Net, Barclays Bank, London
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NEW: 3000 BTC with R&E @ -8.5% Gross, -5% Net, USDT/BTC, Escrow2Escrow(Attorneys), Lawyer2Lawyer - Look For Buyer
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(Seller : SMICH GBUR-LINK)
Post: 25.5.23
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Seller is selling 3000+ BTC @ -8.5% gross, -5% net
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Buyer = 5%
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Buyerside = 1.25%
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Sellerside = 1.25%āā (closed)āā
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Escrow = 1% (0.5/0.5)
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First tranche = 200 BTC
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Subsequent tranches = 500 BTC
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PROCEDURE :
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1. Initial Engagement.:
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a. SPA, including IMFPA, signed by both parties.
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b. Buyer and seller agree to tranche schedule.
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c. Seller and buyer appoint a mutually agreed upon escrow attorney for the transaction.
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2. Proof of Funds via buyer's USDT wallet address.:
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a. Buyer sends his Tether (USDT) wallet or public wallet address.
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b. Seller conducts forensics (Coin Analysis Report).
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3. Proof of Coins of the seller’s BTC wallet.:
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a. Seller sends his bitcoin wallet or public wallet address.
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b. Buyer conducts forensics (Coin Analysis Report).
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4. Transaction Procedure for Escrow.:
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a. The both escrow agents provides the buyer and seller with the wallet addresses, where BTC and USDT will be sent..
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b. The buyer sends the first tranche of USDT to the Seller’s escrow attorney’s wallet.
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. Seller Escrow attorney confirms receipt of USDT in his wallet and sends screenshots to the seller.
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. The seller verifies the USDT via www.etherscan.io or www.tronscan.org online..
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c. Seller subsequently sends BTC to the buyer’s escrow attorney's wallet.
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. Buyer Escrow attorney confirms receipt of BTC in his wallet and sends screenshots to the buyer.
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. The buyer verifies the wallet via blockchain explorer online.
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d. The both escrow Agents conduct forensics on USDT and BTC.
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e. The Seller’s escrow Agent sends USDT to the seller.
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f. The Buyer’s escrow Agent sends BTC to the buyer.
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g. Seller shall pay the sales commissions as per the instructions outlined herein in Annex D.
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h. Steps b) to h) are repeated until transaction is complete.
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BUYER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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OTCbid@gmail.com
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Telegram: +1 (786) 632 8577
3000+ BTC SELLER AVAILABLE
-8.5% Gross, -5% Net, USDT/BTC, Escrow2Escrow(Attorneys), Lawyer2Lawyer