Sell ​​my bitcoin from 2010

[ethereumhunter]

In the first place, does he really own 50k bitcoins here? How come he created a new account just to ask this? If he is a long time holder, I guess he should know by now the right answer to his question. I am curious about his true motives of the OP.

If the really meant what he said, it doesn't matter if his account is new just to seek advice from a reputable community like btt forum.
But @OP, it is impossible to sell that off at once. The fees will be quite high that you can't imagine. Or at least sell a few and hold the rest for future use. There is a maximum limit with some crypto exchanges. Unless peer to peer transaction has been agreed upon by both parties with $50,000 bitcoin.

That is possible to do. But I think that can make the exchange suspicious with his account when he deposits all of that amount, and they will watch closely and pay attention to him. They will monitor his activity on that exchange, and if he is doing something suspicious or wants to withdraw all of his money, they will ask many things before they will allow the transaction.

[xcaret]

Bullshit walks and money  talks
You aint talking !
$50,000 bitcoins would have cost more than $50,000, and anyone with $50,000 invested would never stopped watching the growth, or lack of it for a minute .
Well you got you 15 minutes of attention, now go back to sleep, and wake up to the fact that your a loser !   

[pecson134]

Hello
after 12 years i remember i bought bitcoin in 2010
is it possible to sell more than 50,000 bitcoins at once or is it better to sell direct to a private individual like grayscale or microstrategy?

That's a lot of bitcoin saved from previous years. I suggest you not to sell it in one go but in succession for a certain amount of time if you don't mind the sudden changes in price and just purely needs the money instead. There is an opportunity for you to go on trading or investments so it is a good choice to use some of your bitcoins to engage on those businesses.

[Karartma1]

I can buy your bitcoin from 2010.
Price 1 btc = 10$.
Safety guaranteed

I don't know why I didn't come up with a better offer! Now, op will absolutely come to you to finalize the deal! You are so smart, man!
 
After all these years on bitcointalk, there's always something more than meets the eye! 

[Adamini]

Hello
after 12 years i remember i bought bitcoin in 2010
is it possible to sell more than 50,000 bitcoins at once or is it better to sell direct to a private individual like grayscale or microstrategy?

Only in your dreams... Anyway, that's a ridiculous question. Selling anything worth $1.5 billion worth is going to take some effort.

If that's true, you're going to draw the attention of the entire bitcoin enthusiast

[nullius]

Hello
after 12 years i remember i bought bitcoin in 2010
is it possible to sell more than 50,000 bitcoins at once or is it better to sell direct to a private individual like grayscale or microstrategy?

I smell a troll, and maybe a spectacularly inept manipulation attempt to scare people into dumping Bitcoin.  If someone were to dump >50k BTC all at once, the market would feel it; it wouldn’t be a catastrophe, not nearly, but it could cause quite the bumpy ride for a bit.

I am surprised that by the third page of this thread, nobody called that!

Here, let me try my version:  I just remembered that I have a few billion dollars in cash sitting in the back of my closet, beneath my collection of vintage Monopoly gameboards.  It seems I forgot about it, because it looks so similar to the Monopoly money—I got confused.  Anyway, is it possible to dump it all at once for real money, i.e., Bitcoin?  Or should I use a bot to make tens of thousands of small, quiet exchange transactions—as MicroStrategy did, shearing the daytrader sheep bit by bit, so that they could make a huge move without driving up the Bitcoin price prematurely?

what are tour private keys ?
Just copy and paste them and us folks here will help you as much as we can.. We are trustworthy .  

LOL.  I think that that is the right answer to this one.

[scottsanderman12]

I can buy your bitcoin from 2010.
Price 1 btc = 10$.
Safety guaranteed

I don't know why I didn't come up with a better offer! Now, op will absolutely come to you to finalize the deal! You are so smart, man!
 
After all these years on bitcointalk, there's always something more than meets the eye! 

thank you, man! I am trying)

[Wysi]

Selling all of them together will definitely land you into trouble from either bank or other regulators. I would request you not to sell it at once and gradually exchange it everyday and that too in multiple reputed exchanges. Since you have posted it here you might receive various offers from scamsters pretending to buy your Bitcoin, please don't fall for trap either sell it through exchange or escrow.

[Shasha80]

Since Bitcoin went up dramatically to the price of $ 40,000, I have found a lot of newbies making almost the same thread, that is having a large
amount of Bitcoin. I don't know if this is really true or attention seeking, what is certain is that the rising price of Bitcoin has succeeded in making
some people become millionaires. I myself have not too much Bitcoin, feel a huge profit. Especially in the country where I live, enough to have
5 BTC with the current rate can secure the future. Moreover, having 50,000 BTC is like an opening post, I could faint if I really have that much Bitcoin.

[Prince Malik]

There is no need to sell all your bitcoins together...if the curent rate is enough for you(its clear that it is  ) i suggest you to convery your bitcoin to usdt in binance( you must pass the kyc furst) and sell your usdt slowly

[Natsuu]

thank you all for your answers

Oh, because of this reply, Now I am thinking you have a genuine 50k BTC in your pocket right now. That's actually amazing tbh.

Because of that reply, I don't think that you are just bragging anymore, but just really asking for what you need to do in those coins of yours.

I hope, the replies in this thread really help you out.

[taufik123]

I hope our answers have served you. How about a tip?    At least 0.1 BTC. Thanks 

LOL You expect 0.1 BTC in return for that person. isn't that too little bit.

Having 50,000 BTC is of course just gibberish without proof of address or transactions that have ever been carried out.
Bought in 2010 and didn't sell until now. Does not make sense. It takes evidence to explain it's not just gibberish.

[iq_armando]

I hope our answers have served you. How about a tip?    At least 0.1 BTC. Thanks 

LOL You expect 0.1 BTC in return for that person. isn't that too little bit.

Having 50,000 BTC is of course just gibberish without proof of address or transactions that have ever been carried out.
Bought in 2010 and didn't sell until now. Does not make sense. It takes evidence to explain it's not just gibberish.

That amount of 0.1 BTC that compared to 50,000 btc is a pittance, for me it would mean a lot and it would help me a lot because as a result of the pandemic I have been left with many debts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5306106.msg56001526#msg56001526

And I want to assume that iwoswinvs is telling the truth.

There is always hope.

On the other hand, if he has that amount of btc, it only remains to recommend that he be careful because if bad people find out that he has it, they can do something to him.

[imstillthebest]

I hope our answers have served you. How about a tip?    At least 0.1 BTC. Thanks  

LOL You expect 0.1 BTC in return for that person. isn't that too little bit.

Having 50,000 BTC is of course just gibberish without proof of address or transactions that have ever been carried out.
Bought in 2010 and didn't sell until now. Does not make sense. It takes evidence to explain it's not just gibberish.

That amount of 0.1 BTC that compared to 50,000 btc is a pittance, for me it would mean a lot and it would help me a lot because as a result of the pandemic I have been left with many debts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5306106.msg56001526#msg56001526

And I want to assume that iwoswinvs is telling the truth.

There is always hope.

On the other hand, if he has that amount of btc, it only remains to recommend that he be careful because if bad people find out that he has it, they can do something to him.

i have no debts like you but 0.1btc is really a verry huge amount if converted to fiat on todays rate but it is only a dust to the giver .
 nice signature you have by the way  , it looks that you prepared for this moment eh ? no one will found out that he has a tons of btc if he will transact online , transacting offline with that amount is dangerous .
the people that he wants to transact are not just ordinary people but how  possible for him to sell to those large comapnies ? it must be hard but selling on exchange is easy but only he cant sell all at once .

[pinggoki]

It would be better if you will not do it by just one transaction only, remember you are talking about 50,000 bitcoin and yet you want to make it an instant transaction by making a single transaction only. If you are talking for the past 12 years and you have been sold 50,000 bitcoin then maybe you've been cause a huge price drop on that year because a huge number of bitcoin has been sold. Anyways, I hope my advise can be consider next time by those people who will have a huge amount bitcoins someday.

[crytolog]

it can be risky to hold them in a wallet but be carefull when you are transferring to them to other wallets. remember the guy who sent 8999 btc to a wrong adress.

if it is hard to sell 50.000 coins you can donate me some of them 1LzJmD1dJwRwLtQMSNzRMiJqEZxR5KC8Wg

[isaac_clarke22]

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That's quite a lot. Are you holding it in a non-online wallet, because probably online wallets will lock your account unless you prove your identity and your income.
Not sure how you go from there, but you should probably start sending your fund to a safe wallet assuming you're holding it in a online wallet.

[taufik123]

That amount of 0.1 BTC that compared to 50,000 btc is a pittance, for me it would mean a lot and it would help me a lot because as a result of the pandemic I have been left with many debts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5306106.msg56001526#msg56001526

And I want to assume that iwoswinvs is telling the truth.

There is always hope.

that hope will remain while trying and without expecting pity on others. come on dude, it's not just you who are suffering from the Covid-19 pandemic, there are still thousands of families out there who are worse than you.

iwoseinvs is only a beginner account that creates a thread about boasting because it is without proof of address and transaction.

Talking about personal matters about family problems in this forum and hoping that someone gives 0.1 BTC is very unethical and seems to ask for mercy to others, it will make you look weak and without feeling optimistic to get up.

Hopefully, you and your family are always doing well.

[ilhamsugihamin]

I think it's amazing whether in 2010 you just bought it and then forgot about it or vice versa, and I don't believe you are just talking like that because there is no further evidence. And if it is true that you hold bitcoin 50,000 I think it will affect the current price of bitcoin.

[Fredomago]

i have no debts like you but 0.1btc is really a verry huge amount if converted to fiat on todays rate but it is only a dust to the giver .
 nice signature you have by the way  , it looks that you prepared for this moment eh ? no one will found out that he has a tons of btc if he will transact online , transacting offline with that amount is dangerous .
the people that he wants to transact are not just ordinary people but how  possible for him to sell to those large comapnies ? it must be hard but selling on exchange is easy but only he cant sell all at once .

Following that argument, there's no safe place for him as the amount of his assets is really huge enough to attract interest from all different kind of people, (hackers, scammers and all illegal doers and a like.)

Transacting offline with that huge amount of money, better to set up the deal inside the bank and have someone who you really trust to guard you though there's always bad case scenarios that may happened along the deal, better to sell it out separately deal with the
transaction fees just don't let your guard down as you able to keep the huge amount for 12 years just keep doing your security thing or better to enhance more.