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July 09, 2012, 04:21:30 AM
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I may or may not make a large purchase of Bitcoins. If I wanted to, how would I go about buying them without impacting the market?
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July 09, 2012, 04:22:48 AM
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I may or may not make a large purchase of Bitcoins. If I wanted to, how would I go about buying them without impacting the market?

http://bitcoin-otc.com/

https://www.bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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July 09, 2012, 04:25:08 AM
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Don't buy them on an exchange then. Try an in person exchange or ask people like this : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87094.0

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July 09, 2012, 06:05:11 AM
Last edit: July 09, 2012, 03:26:39 PM by Raize
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There was someone who needed 200,000 Bitcoins around March of last year. No one really took them seriously till it became evident that the price was exponentially increasing. I'm sure someone has a link to that original forum thread. At the time I think the price was between one or two dollars. MtGox still did darkpools at the time.

From IRC chat logs and the like, it appeared as if they started purchasing up till the $4 range and then it became evident they started selling to see if the asks were being changed accordingly, when they realized their buys at the ask were only feeding more and more accumulation (I think the IRC log indicated they sold ~20,000 Bitcoin and the buys were eating it right up) they continued the ascent.

That said, there was also a ~200,000 Bitcoin trade around the same time that was NOT done on an exchange, so it could be that the price increases had nothing to do with this mystery person. MtGox dealt with them directly and discreetly, if the IRC logs are to be believed.

Only a few people seem to remember this whole incident for some reason, but it seemed as if someone *really* wanted Bitcoin at the time and whoever it was, they got it.

If you really do need to purchase a large amount of BTC, you'll notice from mtgoxlive.com that you could drop $250,000 on asks on MtGox right now and the price would only move up to $7.04. My guess is that you don't really need a darkpool, you just need to decide if you trust MtGox to handle your money or not.
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July 09, 2012, 08:48:26 AM
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you just need to decide if you trust MtGox to handle your money or not.
Personally, I would NOT trust MtGox with almost 1.4 million dollars.

By the way, just wondering: why would anyone "need" 200,000 BTC?

In theory, there's no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is.
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July 09, 2012, 09:42:10 AM
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campbx has dark pools built in.

I'm selling great Minion Games like The Manhattan Project, Kingdom of Solomon and Venture Forth at 4% off retail starting June 2012. PM me or go to my thread in the Marketplace if you're interested.

For Settlers/Dominion/Carcassone etc., I do email gift cards on Amazon for a 5% fee. PM if you're interested.
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July 09, 2012, 11:57:20 AM
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you just need to decide if you trust MtGox to handle your money or not.
Personally, I would NOT trust MtGox with almost 1.4 million dollars.

By the way, just wondering: why would anyone "need" 200,000 BTC?

But they have such nice all american accents in their product vids. If there ever was a hall mark of trustworthyness then that is it.
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July 09, 2012, 03:57:00 PM
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I may or may not make a large purchase of Bitcoins. If I wanted to, how would I go about buying them without impacting the market?

We may be able to provide you the coins you need.  Direct Sales completely off the market.  We have a continual supply of new coins from our other ventures.  If you are looking to buy more than 2,000 BTC we could reach an agreement to fulfill a larger order of the course of a few days.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87094
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July 09, 2012, 10:09:46 PM
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you just need to decide if you trust MtGox to handle your money or not.
Personally, I would NOT trust MtGox with almost 1.4 million dollars.

By the way, just wondering: why would anyone "need" 200,000 BTC?

drug deal  Shocked . Gotta move that ca$h somehow, eh?
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July 09, 2012, 10:13:45 PM
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Awkward.
It's Satoshi Nakamoto, not Nakimoto.
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July 10, 2012, 02:33:33 AM
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I apologize for the recent market disruption. Best of luck.
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