Are the fucking silk road coins sold ?

[mocrotasje]

THis is getting boring.
Are they sold or not ?
Fucking hillbilly americans.

[uhoh]

THis is getting boring.
Are they sold or not ?
Fucking hillbilly americans.

There won't be any news til Monday.

On Monday, June 30, 2014, by 5:00 PM EDT, the USMS will notify the winning bidder/bidders that their bid/bids has/have been selected.

[maker88]

THis is getting boring.
Are they sold or not ?
Fucking hillbilly americans.

There won't be any news til Monday.

On Monday, June 30, 2014, by 5:00 PM EDT, the USMS will notify the winning bidder/bidders that their bid/bids has/have been selected.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

[Dafar]

Even if the winning bidder decides not to reveal their bid, there's nothing stopping the losers from revealing how much they bid. And there's a good chance of those leaks happening.

Stay mad OP... because Merica #1 always matters

[uhoh]

THis is getting boring.
Are they sold or not ?
Fucking hillbilly americans.

There won't be any news til Monday.

On Monday, June 30, 2014, by 5:00 PM EDT, the USMS will notify the winning bidder/bidders that their bid/bids has/have been selected.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

It's pretty much a guarantee that Silbert will release details, and that's probably gonna be for a sizable chunk.

[zimmah]

Regardless of the coins being sold or not, the price has again bounced back to $600 and that fits with my trendline as well.

It was below trend for the last couple of days.

[Torque]

It's pretty much a guarantee that Silbert will release details, and that's probably gonna be for a sizable chunk.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

Define we.  Because you and the other dozen or so of us smart people apparently knew this all along.  But the 1000s of other clueless idiot bitcoiners decided to have a fkn mass sell off last week because they seem to think otherwise.  They also cannot seem to read the damn FAQ at the U.S. Marshall auction website that says just what you described above.

Doesn't matter, as now the auction is so yesterday and the community has already moved on because it has the attention span of a gnat.  Onward to the next insignificant FUD date, yay!  

[ArticMine]

Even if the winning bidder decides not to reveal their bid, there's nothing stopping the losers from revealing how much they bid. And there's a good chance of those leaks happening.

Stay mad OP... because Merica #1 always matters

The more interesting question is: Will the losers decide to buy?

[RiverBoatBTC]

Did they say they would not release the winning bidders name? That is not like the USA Gov seeings how all it takes is a freedom of information petition then they will tell you.

[Benjig]

It's pretty much a guarantee that Silbert will release details, and that's probably gonna be for a sizable chunk.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

Define we.  Because you and the other dozen or so of us smart people apparently knew this all along.  But the 1000s of other clueless idiot bitcoiners decided to have a fkn mass sell off last week because they seem to think otherwise.  They also cannot seem to read the damn FAQ at the U.S. Marshall auction website that says just what you described above.

Doesn't matter, as now the auction is so yesterday and the community has already moved on because it has the attention span of a gnat.  Onward to the next insignificant FUD date, yay!  

Well its good to see that this got over, probably there would be only 2-3 bidders buying all the stash.

[DannyElfman]

THis is getting boring.
Are they sold or not ?
Fucking hillbilly americans.

There won't be any news til Monday.

On Monday, June 30, 2014, by 5:00 PM EDT, the USMS will notify the winning bidder/bidders that their bid/bids has/have been selected.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

I think the biggest chances of any bids getting leaked would be from second market. I would expect second market to communicate to the bidders the price paid, and how much they received. I would think that there were enough bidders on second market so that one of them would leak the information to the press. Based on the list of bidders that was leaked I would say this is the only potential leak for this kind of information

[maker88]

It's pretty much a guarantee that Silbert will release details, and that's probably gonna be for a sizable chunk.

there won't be news monday either...they will notify the winning bidders and only the winning bidders. only way actual news will come out is if the winning bidder decides to release a press statement. read the article mocrotasje you fucking hillbilly foreigner. yes they are sold. no they're not going to tell you who got em or for what. we've all known this for a week.

Define we.  Because you and the other dozen or so of us smart people apparently knew this all along.  But the 1000s of other clueless idiot bitcoiners decided to have a fkn mass sell off last week because they seem to think otherwise.  They also cannot seem to read the damn FAQ at the U.S. Marshall auction website that says just what you described above.

Doesn't matter, as now the auction is so yesterday and the community has already moved on because it has the attention span of a gnat.  Onward to the next insignificant FUD date, yay!  

you're right torque shouldn't have said all of us. all of us paying attention.

[CEG5952]

The winners are decided. As for the losers, I think the types of investors who are looking to acquire these lots are patient. Considering the size of the rest of the SR cache, there will be more auctions in the future.

[Ibian]

Patient, not stupid. The next auction will be in years once the court case is settled.

[CEG5952]

Patient, not stupid. The next auction will be in years once the court case is settled.

Sure. I'd be surprised if it dragged out years, as I didn't really expect it to go to trial from the looks of the case (Ulbricht being such a dumbass and all). But time will tell, I guess.

[Malin Keshar]

this selling is just the first batch of the Silk Road coins, most of them still are with the FBI


And no news until monday, just be patient

[Habeler876]

When the government auctions off assets in a closed auction, do they disclose the final results? I think we may all be waiting around for news, when there will be none.

[RiverBoatBTC]

They will not disclose the results it will take the winner/winners to come forward and say they won OR someone will have to file a Freedom of information act. Case closed.

[Ibian]

Guys? The losers can come forward too you know, why does nobody mention that?

[Habeler876]

Guys? The losers can come forward too you know, why does nobody mention that?

Are you a bidder in the auction? Are you familiar with the terms? As it is a closed/private auction, how are you so sure that participants are not subject to non-disclosure requirements?