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“Seed” is obviously semantics guys.. The answer is if you found or derived private keys for those addresses, you need to pre-arrange trades for them with an OT
by vmception 5y ago
“Seed” is obviously semantics guys..
The answer is if you found or derived private keys for those addresses, you need to pre-arrange trades for them with an OTC desk or two to lock in a price. As soon as the coins are moved the entire market will be aware and reprice the asset based on the expanded supply.
OTC desks typically wont ask which address the funds are coming from so dont tell them the whole amount. Just make the trades after setting it up.
This is assuming you want fiat currency, not everyone does.
- lolwut0k 5y agoI don't see any reason to believe that it's a semantic distinction. I'm pretty sure this is a more basic, misguided question.
- vmception 5y agoYeah, probably, it is also clear they’re asking about access or control no matter how they got there
- randomhodler84 5y agoIt’s a misguided question because as we know BIP32/39 are circa 2013, well after the satoshi period.
- linuxdeveloper 5y agoI didn't know BIP32/39 were enacted in 2013. I was referring to the private cryptographic key to the original wallet.
- lolwut0k 5y agoI guess I don't see literally anything in OP's text to indicate that whatsoever, plus the fact that it seems to leave it open as a real possibility. If the question was about magically coming into control of a wallet.dat, or how would a whale sell-off, or you know, anything more substantive, then I'd agree, but...