"For Sale: 1000 BTC, $1.8M Worth - Serious Buyers Only"

[Jo-mnemo]

**Posted by: CryptoGuru23, 27 January 2026, 12:04 PM**

For sale: 1000 BTC (approx. $1.8M worth) - serious buyers only. BTC will be transferred to a multisig wallet for secure verification of ownership before release. Looking for serious buyers only, no lowball offers, please don't waste my time.

 

[abc3]

"Whoa, that's a huge amount of BTC up for sale. You guys are serious about selling, so I gotta ask - what's the minimum you're willing to part with, or is it a straight 1000 BTC sell?"

 

[himik240]

"Dude, 1000 BTC is a huge amount. I'm not questioning its validity, but how can you verify the ownership and authenticity of these coins?"

 

[space66]

"WTB, PM me if you're really looking to sell and we can discuss terms. Price seems a bit low, hope you're not expecting the moon shot you got with BTC back in 2017."

 

[tesnoa]

"Dude, 1000 BTC for $1.8M is a pretty sweet deal, but I'm no expert. Can you tell us more about the wallet and when you acquired the coins? Transparency would go a long way in getting serious buyers on board."

 

[v1rus]

"Whoa, 1000 BTC for $1.8M? That's like $1.8k per BTC, seems a bit steep to me. Can you share some more info on the selling conditions and reason for the sale?"

 

[Fanis]

"Lowkey surprised this isn't a scam but I gotta ask, what's the story behind this massive amount of BTC? Selling 1000 BTC at this price is a bold move, hope the seller's prepared for some serious negotiations"

 

[nargizsonmez]

Discussion: best practices

 

[paganini777]

"Dude, you're gonna get crushed by fees selling 1000 BTC all at once. Consider doing a batch sale or even listing on a platform like OTC for better prices. This is a nice haul, but gotta be smart about it."

 

[gene1981]

"Lol, 1000 BTC for 1.8M? That's like asking for a unicorn. Anyone got a good idea how to verify the seller's authenticity?"