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Cool. Withdrawal has been initiated from Bitfinex: https://imgur.com/a/wKYkJyvIn my experience it's pretty quick. Hopefully it will be processed in under 30 mins. |
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Yogg, do you understand this transaction? We are not buying and selling to each other, I am giving him insurance for an exchange sale (he isn't comfortable with exchanges). You are holding on to my collateral temporarily while I sell his coins on an exchange, and you'll give it back to me when this has been completed. Post #4 lays it out.
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(BAB = BCH = Bitcoin Cash ABC, right?)
Yes, exactly. The nature of the transaction would be as follows: He holds on to the Bitcoin Cash, then once he confirms he received it, you send me the Bitcoin SV and I'll sell it. Then I send you your BTC, and his escrow fee (which has to come out of the SV sale), and he sends me my Bitcoin Cash back. |
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I was hoping to use BAB for escrow funds. I have 53 of them in Bitfinex. That covers the value sufficiently. Are you able to handle these coins, yogg?
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As the title says, I want some CAD. I can send first with trusted members.
Would prefer the amount to be $200 or greater.
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After some thought, I'll put forward an insurance offer rather than a price offer:
I'll sell it on Bitfinex and give you whatever I get for the coins and keep .02 BTC for myself. If there is any problem with that process (i.e. the exchange screws me over) then I would have to give you your 85 Bitcoin SV coins back or the fair bitcoin value without taking a fee (your choice).
This would be fully collateralized, and the value of 85 Bitcoin SV coins would be held with an escrow during this process, which means you would be completely insured and I would be the one taking on the exchange risk.
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How much do you want for it?
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Self-exclusion can never work perfectly, neither online nor in the real world. Circumventing self-exclusion on the internet is as easy as getting a VPN and switching it on before you go to your gambling site of choice. You may shoot yourself in the foot by doing that (i.e. if they have KYC procedures preventing you from withdrawing money easily), but that is only brought about by your own irresponsible decision.
Now in the real world you can self-exclude yourself from a casino, but I wouldn't trust the cameras in being 100% effective in flagging you to get security to escort you out. In those instances where you slip past the automated system, your expected value on the casino games is even more negative than before because you will either lose or they will confiscate your winnings if you need to present your ID at any point (a big win) or the automated system recognizes you while you are playing.
Self-exclusion, therefore, is a horrible option because its upside (efficacy in keeping you from gambling) is minimal and its downside is massive*. It's just another bad bet that uneducated gamblers make.
*Confiscation of winnings, not being allowed on the premises even if you don't want to gamble, not being allowed to gamble when there is a promotion or an otherwise +EV opportunity, not being able to get the self-exclusion revoked easily.
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I can take $200 of it, if you're around.
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Yeah, this is something I'd look to spend $500-ish on in a bull market.
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1. - .74 BTC
2. - .7 BTC
3. - .7 BTC
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