Is there a market for large escrow transactions? 10k or 100k BTC?

[CostaRibeiro]

I'm bored, so I'm bumping this thread.

I almost got a contract for 75,000 BTC, but that was before the rate went above $130 USD per BTC, and I think it was more a publicity stunt for his company. (No offense to Mark, he's the one who was selling his vtc.com for 75k bitcoins.)

At this point in time, large bitcoin transactions are probably unlikely to happen, much less an escrow for them. No more 10k pizzas. The current average exchange rate has been above 800 USD for more than a couple of months now, I don't think it's about to crash.

Just curious, did you escrow any big transactions?

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[Dabs]

Largest was 700. More recent ones were 400 and below, for some ICOs last year and this year.

[warningsigns]

100% scam. You have the audacity. Nakakahiya ka!

You boldly, brazenly and shamelessly advertise yourself as someone people should entrust with $250,000,000. You have mental issues. See a psychiatrist.

[Dabs]

100% scam. You have the audacity. Nakakahiya ka!

You boldly, brazenly and shamelessly advertise yourself as someone people should entrust with $250,000,000. You have mental issues. See a psychiatrist.

I don't have any mental issues, perhaps you do? They (escrow contracts) were all done. Baka ikaw ang nahihiya? (Maybe you are ashamed?) I don't advertise myself any more than these threads do. You really do stereotype our infamous crab mentality. Ako ang nahihiya sayo. (I'm ashamed of you.)

People don't entrust me with fiat. People trust me with bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

[Iranus]

100% scam. You have the audacity. Nakakahiya ka!

You boldly, brazenly and shamelessly advertise yourself as someone people should entrust with $250,000,000. You have mental issues. See a psychiatrist.

You live in some kind of parallel universe where these big transactions don't happen.  Some people have to send them, and when they do, someone will have to escrow them.  Or would you rather they tried converting all those coins to fiat before making the transaction?   

Who knows, this could be the biggest scam of a lifetime, but there are no actual "warningsigns".

[Dabs]

When the potential for a transaction is bigger than 100 BTC, I have been asked to be one of many in a multi-signature address. And this thread was started in 2013, when the fiat value equivalent was much lower ($100 USD per BTC or thereabouts.)

Some people have held the forum's money or a portion of it up to 1000 BTC. I haven't seen much bigger than that so far.

One person was entrusted with about 60k BTC at one time, but he was the operator of a dice site.