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Bitcoin price drops below $90,500, its lowest level since April
Long-term holders and ETF outflows drive rare sell-off, stirring market fear amid shifting accumulation patterns.
Bitcoin dropped below $90,500 for the first time since April amid heavy selling pressure from long-term holders and ETF outflows that weakened market momentum.
Traders are showing signs of capitulation as fear, uncertainty, and doubt spread on social media during the ongoing price corrections.
The decline comes despite Bitcoin successfully retesting previous resistance levels turned support during recent pullbacks, suggesting the sell-off pressure has intensified beyond technical support zones.
Heavy selling from long-term holders and ETF outflows are contributing to the weakened market conditions, marking a shift from the typical accumulation patterns seen from these investor groups.
https://cryptobriefing.com/bitcoin-price-drops-below-91000-etf-outflows-sell-pressure/
BUYERS SELLERS
NEW: 80K+ BTC @ -5% Gross, -2% Net, USDT/BTC, Escrow - Look For Seller
(Buyer : RA CHA-GAIL)
Post: 18.11.25
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Buyer is looking for 80K+ BTC @ -5% gross, -2% net
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Buyer = 2%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
PROCEDURES:
Phase 1: Pre-Deal Framework & Agreement
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Step 1.1: Draft the Intermediary Agreement
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This legally binding document must be signed by all three intermediaries and the buyer mandate before sensitive information is exchanged.
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Key Clauses:
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Commission: Explicitly state the 1.5% total fee, the 0.5% equal split, and payment in BTC upon successful transfer.
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"Pay-or-Perish" Clause: Fee is owed if a deal is completed with the introduced seller, even if intermediaries are cut out of later talks.
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Confidentiality & Exclusivity: Bind all parties to confidentiality and the intermediary group for a set period.
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Step 1.2: Verify Counterparty Capability
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Buyer Provides Proof-of-Funds (PoF): A verifiable bank comfort letter or a signed message from a known, funded wallet.
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Seller Provides Proof-of-Inventory (PoI): A verifiable signed message from the cold wallet holding the 80,000 BTC.
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Condition: The release of one party's proof is contingent on receiving the other's.
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Step 1.3: Establish Fee Escrow (Gold Standard)
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Set up a multi-signature (multi-sig) escrow wallet for the full 1,200 BTC commission.
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The buyer (or all parties) deposits the fee into this wallet before the main transaction.
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Use a 3-of-5 signature scheme for release, requiring signatures from the three intermediaries plus one each from the buyer and seller. This guarantees payment upon deal completion.
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Phase 2: Controlled Process & Information Flow
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Step 2.1: Communicate the Process to the Buyer
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Script: "We have a verified seller. The next step is a mutual exchange of proofs (PoF/PoI). Upon verification, we will all sign the Intermediary Agreement and fund the fee escrow. This professional process protects everyone and ensures a serious, efficient transaction."
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Step 2.2: Coordinate the Intermediary Team
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Rule: No direct contact between the end buyer and seller until the agreement is signed and the fee escrow is funded.
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Mindset: Present a unified, coordinated front to ensure no single point of failure or miscommunication.
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Phase 3: Transaction Execution & Settlement
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Step 3.1: Finalize Terms
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Buyer and Seller agree on the final price (e.g., a discount to a market index).
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Complete all legal and technical due diligence.
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Step 3.2: Fund the Escrows
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The Seller sends the 80,000 BTC to the transaction escrow (a licensed service or atomic swap script).
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The Buyer sends the full fiat amount (e.g., $5B, minus fees) to the corresponding fiat escrow.
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Confirm the 1,200 BTC fee escrow is already locked and funded from Phase 1.
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Step 3.3: Execute the Simultaneous Swap
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The escrow service or atomic swap protocol executes the trade atomically:
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BTC Release: 80,000 BTC is transferred from the transaction escrow to the Buyer's wallet.
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Fiat Release: The $5B (minus fees) is transferred from the fiat escrow to the Seller's bank account.
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Step 3.4: Release Commissions
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The successful transfer of BTC to the buyer automatically triggers the release of the 1,200 BTC from the fee escrow.
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The funds are instantly and automatically distributed to the three intermediaries' pre-specified wallets (400 BTC each).
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Phase 4: Handling Objections
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Scenario: Buyer refuses fee escrow, promising payment after the deal.
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Response Script:
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"Respectfully, for a transaction of this size, an escrowed fee is the professional standard. It is not an invoice; it is a structural component of the deal.
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This protects you by legally binding the intermediary team to exclusivity and performance. It aligns our interests perfectly, ensuring we are 100% focused on successfully closing this deal for you, rather than worrying about being cut out for a subsequent tranche.
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This process is non-negotiable for our participation."
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bUYER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 60K+ BTC @ -5% Gross, -2% Net, USDT/BTC, Malaysia, Dubai. - Look For Seller
(Buyer : UFIK...OKO-GAIL)
Post: 13.9.25
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Buyer is looking for 60K+ BTC @ -5% gross, -2% net
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Buyer = 2%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
PROCEDURES:
We have 2 buyers:
1. In Malaysia, Buyer wants to buy BTC & USDT,
2. In Dubai, Buyer wants to buy USDT. The money is ready with 1000 pallets
of money.
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 50K+ BTC @ -5% Gross, -2% Net, USDT/BTC, Atomic Swaps - Look For Seller
(Buyer : SMOH DIMA-LIN)
Post: 5.8.25
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Buyer is looking for 50K+ BTC @ -5% gross, -2% net
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Buyer can buy 100 to 500 BTC daily
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Buyer = 2%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
Prerequisites:
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Seller proves ownership of BTC UTXOs via a signed but unbroadcast transaction (full balance).
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Buyer proves USDT liquidity via a verified wallet audit (e.g., signed message from a known cold wallet).
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Both agree on tranche size, timing, and dispute resolution (e.g., 3rd-party arbitrator public key).
PROCEDURES:
1️⃣ Setup Phase (Day 0)
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Seller creates a 2-of-3 multisig escrow (Seller + Buyer + Neutral Arbitrator).
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Buyer deploys a smart contract (e.g., HTLC on Ethereum/Tron for USDT) with:
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Time-locked refund (e.g., 24h).
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Hashlock derived from Seller’s secret.
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2️⃣ Per-Tranche Execution (Atomic)
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Seller submits BTC to multisig (signed for release upon USDT proof).
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Buyer locks USDT in HTLC (hashlocked to Seller’s secret).
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Seller reveals secret → unlocks USDT.
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Buyer signs BTC release from multisig.
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Repeat for next tranche.
3️⃣ Fallback & Dispute Resolution
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If Seller vanishes: Buyer refunds USDT after HTLC timeout.
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If Buyer stalls: Arbitrator releases BTC after 48h (pre-signed transaction).
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 80K+ BTC @ -5% Gross, -2% Net, USDT/BTC, Binance, OTC Desk - Look For Seller
(Buyer : UDAN KLUI-GAIL)
Post: 30.6.25
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Verified Binance Buyers are looking for 80K+ BTC @ -5% gross, -2% net
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The buyer is fully verified on Binance and holds 4.6 billion USDT in custody with the OTC Desk, plus an additional ~10 billion USDT in cold storage (TRC20). Buyer is prepared to purchase the full BTC quantity the seller can offer.
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Buyer = 2%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
PROCEDURES:
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Summary:
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Asset Transfer & Price Lock: Party A sends BTC to Binance. Party B confirms, places a USDT to BTC buy order via Binance Internal OTC. The price locks to Binance's real-time rate upon Party A's BTC transfer confirmation (6 blockchain confirmations).
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Automated Transaction: Binance matches the order, requests seller confirmation. Once confirmed, Binance automatically swaps BTC and USDT, sending BTC to Party B and USDT to Party A.
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Fee Payment: Party A (seller) must pay discounts and commissions within 1 hour of receiving USDT, prior to any asset movement. Late payments incur a 0.1% daily penalty.
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Price & Negotiation: Transactions use Binance's real-time prices at execution. If market fluctuations cause over 2% deviation, parties can negotiate to cancel and resubmit the batch.
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Batch Execution: The initial BTC transaction is due by June __, 2025. Subsequent batches follow Appendix A until all BTC is delivered, with future tranches subject to agreement.
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Breach of Contract:
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Failure to transfer assets (BTC by Party A or USDT by Party B) on time incurs a USDT 50,000 penalty.
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Modifying the process without 24-hour written notice is a breach.
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Late payment of fees (Party B for platform fees, Party A for discounts/commissions) incurs a 0.1% daily penalty.
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Neither party is liable for termination due to force majeure (e.g., platform risks, policy changes).
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Note: Full procedure available upon request
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 100K BTC @ -6% Gross, -4% Net, USDT/BTC, A/B Test - Look For Seller
(Buyer : LIBRA PNGU-GAIL)
Post: 23.6.25
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Buyer is looking for 100K BTC @ -6% gross, -4% net
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Buyer = 4%
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Buyerside = 1%
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Sellerside = 1%
PROCEDURES:
1. Buyer sends a new, 20 M or more,USDT wallet
2. Seller sends initial BTC wallet
3. The seller sends satoshi in the amount of 10 to 30 $. from a wallet starting from 3,000 bitcoins
4. The buyer responds with a Handshake for an equal amount of satoshi
5. Sign agreements (SPA) - KYC/CIS & AML
6. Seller sends BTC as per tranche schedule of the contract
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 100K+ BTC @ -6% Gross, -3% Net, USDT/BTC, A/B Test, Hong Kong - Look For Seller
(Buyer : USTEV SNAI-LIN)
Post: 6.6.25
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Buyer is looking for 100K+ BTC @ -6% gross, -3% net
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Buyer = 3%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
PROCEDURES:
Buyer has 18.7B in USDT available across several addresses.
Seller sends wallet in exchange for buyer wallets, buyer has multiple to show, all clean. Exchange CIS as well.
Seller opens B wallet, fresh no transactions, and sends buyer empty wallet and their A wallet for registration with insurance.
A/B test of 10 BTC from seller A to B wallet from 500 BTC minimum A wallet
Buyer pays 10 BTC in full.
Tranche up to 100 coins paid in full next tranche, buyer sends coin after first tranche settles.
Buyer clears the A wallet next tranche (390 remaining coins)
Seller refills wallet, tranches increase to 500, 1000, 2000
Tranches grow to 5000 BTC at a time from multiple wallets with USDT being sent first each tranche.
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 100K+ BTC @ -5% Gross, -2% Net, Settlement Key or OTC Desk, London, Germany, Oman - Look For Seller
(Buyer : UDAN KLUI-GAIL)
Post: 22.5.25
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Verified Binance Buyers are looking for 50K+ BTC @ -5% gross, -2% net
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Verified institutional Binance buyers are looking for sellers who can transact via one of the following two standard Binance procedures
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Buyer = 2%
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Buyerside = 1.5%
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Sellerside = 1.5%
PROCEDURES:
1. Settlement Key Procedure (SDM) / Algo Order
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A flexible and widely used method for high-volume trades.
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Depending on the seller’s preference, either the buyer or seller generates the Settlement Key / Algo Order on Binance.
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The counterparty then settles the exact BTC amount to the key (e.g., 200 BTC).
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– No UID required
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– Fast, secure, and discreet
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– Used between VIP, institutional, and OTC-level accounts
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– No prepayment necessary
2. Binance OTC Desk Execution
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A fully managed transaction directly through Binance’s official OTC Desk.
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Both parties are onboarded and confirmed by Binance. The desk coordinates and executes the trade securely.
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– Completely secure for both parties
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– Full support from Binance OTC team
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– Ideal for large trades with full transparency
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 25K-100K+ BTC @ -7% Gross, -3% Net, BTC/USDT TRC20 Swap With Handshake, Brunei, Jakarta - Look For Seller
(Buyer : GSAM PSEE-GAIL)
Post: 21.5.25
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Buyer is looking for 25K-100K+ BTC @ -7% gross, -3% net
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Buyer = 3%
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Buyer Mandate = 1%
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Seller Mandate = 1%
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Buyerside = 1%
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Sellerside = 1%
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First tranche = 5000 BTC
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All consultants’ fees are to be paid by BUYER & SELLER to their respective key intermediaries or Paymaster to be covered under a separate IMFPA.
PROCEDURES:
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Handshake Verification
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Seller provides USDT TRC20 wallet (Wallet 2)
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Buyer sends test amount (XXX USDT) from Wallet 5 → Wallet 2
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Buyer submits before/after screenshots + TX hash
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Forensic Check (≤120 mins)
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Seller verifies Buyer's Wallet 5
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If passed: Seller sends 1st BTC tranche (Wallet 1 → Wallet 6)
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Settlement Execution
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After 6 BTC confirmations:
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BTC price locks via [XXXXX.com]
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Buyer sends USDT (Wallet 5 → Wallet 2) + provides hash
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Seller pays consultant fees (per IMFPA)
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Timing & Penalties
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Max 3hrs per transaction
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5% penalty for delays (clock stops when proof/hash submitted)
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Cycle Repetition
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Repeat steps 1-4 for subsequent tranches
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Daily stop/restart by mutual agreement
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Key Features:
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Price locked post-BTC confirmation
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Forensic clearance before each tranche
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Consultant fees paid per tranche
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Automated penalty system
Note: Full transaction procedures in the contract.
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BUYER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 70K+ BTC @ -3% Gross, -1% Net, USDT/BTC, Switzerland - Look For Seller
(Buyer : SDANI KLUI-LIN)
Post: 8.5.25
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A Buyer is looking for legitimate Seller 70K+ BTC @ -.3% gross, -1% net
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Direct mandate to a verified institutional buyer
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Buyer = 1%
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Buyerside = 1%
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Sellerside = 1%
• Buyer can process 8,000–12,000 BTC per day
• Buyer wallet is clean and verifiable — $30M ready
PROCEDURES :
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1. Wallets exchanged for verification
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2. Insurance partner creates new buyer wallet
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3. Seller sends Satoshi test to the insured wallet
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4. Contract & tranche plan are signed
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5. Buyer sends USDT first
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6. Seller delivers BTC
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7. Commission paid
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 100K BTC @ -3% Gross, -0% Net, USDT/BTC, Escrow, Dubai, Canada - Look For Seller
(Buyer : OSTEP SPEL-GAIL)
Post: 6.5.25
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A Buyer is looking for legitimate Seller 100K BTC @ -.3% gross, -0% net
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Buyer = 0%
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Buyerside = 1%
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Sellerside = 1%
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Escrow = 1%
PROCEDURES :
1. Commission and Escrow Service Fees (3% Total):
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1% Buyer’s Mandate
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1% Seller’s Mandate
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1% Escrow Provider
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Deducted from Bitcoin value in escrow at transaction time.
2. Payment Method (Mutually Agreed):
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Telegraphic Transfer (TT): Secure bank wire transfer.
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Cash Payment: Strict AML/KYC compliance, all parties present.
3. Bitcoin Pricing Agreement (Agreed Before Transaction):
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Fixed Price: Locked at agreement signing.
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Market Price: Live market rate at transaction execution.
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Hybrid Price: Negotiable variable method (e.g., 50% fixed, 50% market).
4. NCNDA (Non-Circumvention, Non-Disclosure Agreement):
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Legally binding agreement for all participants.
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No party will circumvent others in future dealings.
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All shared information remains confidential and restricted.
5. Preparation and Setup of Cryptocurrency Wallets:
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Setup of Secured Wallets: Verified and secure Bitcoin wallets (preferably hardware-based) for each party.
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Access Credentials:
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Wallet Keys: Private keys created and stored securely.
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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Enabled on all related accounts.
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Escrow Wallet Initialization: Designated wallet by HPME LLC Escrow to hold Bitcoin during transaction.
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6. Escrow Wallet Initialization, Security & Transparency:
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Designated escrow wallet (XXXX LLC Escrow) shared with both parties to hold Bitcoin.
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All parties engaged and present until full transaction completion and confirmation.
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Escrow wallet secured and multi-signature protected.
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Funds released only upon successful verification of:
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Payment by buyer.
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Bitcoin delivery confirmation by seller.
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Completion of other agreed conditions.
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7. Wallet Security and Best Practice:
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Secure Wallets: Use hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) or equivalent security-grade wallets.
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2FA: Two-factor authentication active on all involved accounts.
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Private Key Backup: Stored offline (encrypted external device), never shared.
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
NEW: 200K+ BTC @ -2% Gross, -0% Net, Onboard with a Global Exchange, Caribbean - Look For Seller
(Buyer : POWKA SCHIB-LIN)
Post: 24.4.25
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A Buyer is looking for legitimate Seller 200K+ BTC @ -.2% gross, -0% net
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The buyer is the world's leading Crypto Exchange,
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Buyer = -0%
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Buyerside = 0.5% + 0.5% (Ray 0.25% & Bro 0.25%)
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Sellerside = 1% (closed)
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Tranches = Upto 12000 BTC daily
PROCEDURES :
The buyer procedure is simple and straight:
Step 1: The seller signs up on a global Crypto Exchange and submits their KYC.
Step 2: The seller demonstrates proof of control to the global Crypto Exchange
Step 3: A call with the global Crypto Exchange's management team (Head of OTC)
Step 4: Go into Tranches and settle the swaps on the global Exchange with an atomic swap, which takes 12 seconds.
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SELLER MANDATE ONLY
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Interested parties should contact :
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DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)
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OTCbid.com
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StablesAI.com
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