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No. There is no way to know if they paid using cash or tomatoes.
by stephanerangaya 13y ago
No. There is no way to know if they paid using cash or tomatoes.
- JonFish85 13y agoIf a cash transaction was made, that would pop up all over the place. $150m doesn't just show up out of nowhere.
- NDizzle 13y agoUnless you're the federal reserve/hedge fund.
- dllthomas 13y agoIf you're the federal reserve, it "pops up out of nowhere" in a sense, but on a public balance sheet. If this was the Fed going long bitcoin, we'll know...
- happimess 13y agoI'm sure that there are entities who have $150m in cash lying around. Drug cartels come to mind.
- breischl 13y agoLet's see, there are approximately 1.22 trillion US dollars in circulation [1], so that would amount to a massive .001% of outstanding dollars. It may not come from "nowhere", but neither is it such a massively huge amount of money that it would necessarily register. Heck, that hedge fund (Knight Capital?) lost that in about 3 minutes a few years ago... [1] - http://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12773.htm http://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12773.htm
- twotwotwo 13y agoLove this. 1 BTC == ??? plump juicy heirloom tomatoes.
- outworlder 13y agoCan we do the exchange in plump helmets?
- mkramlich 13y agoI'd be among the first to invest in Dorfcoin.