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Economy => Currency exchange => Topic started by: janky99 on December 09, 2021, 12:15:19 PM



Title: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: janky99 on December 09, 2021, 12:15:19 PM
Hello,

I´m looking for someone with a BTC wallet that has somewhere between 1-5 BTC that were mined pre-2016.

I can pay a premium with freshly mined BTC or via Whirlpool.

We can use an escrow service from the forum.



Regards






Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: ThePayPalGuy on December 09, 2021, 12:23:06 PM
I have a friend who has exactly this,I'll msg him to see if he's still selling I'll keep you updated,do you chat anywhere else?


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: JohnBitCo on December 11, 2021, 08:17:02 PM
Hello,

I´m looking for someone with a BTC wallet that has somewhere between 1-5 BTC that were mined pre-2016.

I can pay a premium with freshly mined BTC or via Whirlpool.

We can use an escrow service from the forum.



Regards



Just curiuos to know what is the benefit for the bitcoin mined few years back as compared to the ones recently mined?
The price of both of them will be the same.

Why would anyone want old minted BTC  ???


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: LoyceV on December 12, 2021, 12:59:00 PM
Just curiuos to know what is the benefit for the bitcoin mined few years back as compared to the ones recently mined?
The price of both of them will be the same.

Why would anyone want old minted BTC  ???
It could be tax fraud or money laundering. Someone else (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5366158.msg58402667#msg58402667) will pay the price.


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: Cosmas on December 13, 2021, 10:26:53 AM
Hello,

I´m looking for someone with a BTC wallet that has somewhere between 1-5 BTC that were mined pre-2016.

I can pay a premium with freshly mined BTC or via Whirlpool.

We can use an escrow service from the forum.



Regards







It looks pretty fishy to me too...


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: DaveF on December 13, 2021, 03:17:12 PM
Just curiuos to know what is the benefit for the bitcoin mined few years back as compared to the ones recently mined?
The price of both of them will be the same.

Why would anyone want old minted BTC  ???
It could be tax fraud or money laundering. Someone else (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5366158.msg58402667#msg58402667) will pay the price.

Tax avoidance would be my guess.
Here in the US, long term capital gains are capped at 20% short term are above 35% once you hit $210,000
It's also easier to hide other trades / gains. If you have 5BTC that has not moved in 5 years and the IRS looks at you, they may or may not dig deeper.
If you have 5BTC that you accumulated over the last year they are going to crawl through every thing you did to make sure your are paying everything on every trade.

-Dave


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: Bunqacc2020 on December 14, 2021, 06:49:41 AM
Hello how much premium you can pay for old btc i have some friends ln my country morocco where btc is banned that didnt moved for years can get you some


Title: Re: Exchange 5 BTC (pre-2016 wallet)
Post by: DireWolfM14 on January 03, 2022, 07:55:24 PM
Just curiuos to know what is the benefit for the bitcoin mined few years back as compared to the ones recently mined?
The price of both of them will be the same.

Why would anyone want old minted BTC  ???
It could be tax fraud or money laundering. Someone else (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5366158.msg58402667#msg58402667) will pay the price.

Tax avoidance would be my guess.
Here in the US, long term capital gains are capped at 20% short term are above 35% once you hit $210,000
It's also easier to hide other trades / gains. If you have 5BTC that has not moved in 5 years and the IRS looks at you, they may or may not dig deeper.
If you have 5BTC that you accumulated over the last year they are going to crawl through every thing you did to make sure your are paying everything on every trade.

-Dave

This would be my guess.  The OP claims the bitcoin he has is "freshly mind,"  and it would be easy enough to confirm if that's true or not.  There must be something motivating the OP to "pay a premium."  Obviously anyone looking to deal with the OP should take every precaution to make sure that the coins they're receiving weren't obtained through some criminal activity.