Sell side RFQ
Turn mined or held BTX into structured OTC liquidity.
Sellers can register available size, expected price logic, maturity constraints, and settlement preference. Early liquidity needs discipline: no vague promises, no blind escrow, and no rushed counterparty exposure.
The best seller request reads like an executable inventory note.
A useful sell-side RFQ gives a buyer enough information to decide whether to proceed without exposing unnecessary wallet or personal data publicly. The desk should know available size, whether coins are mined or acquired, quote flexibility, jurisdiction, and timing.
Inventory context
Size range, whether supply is immediately transferable, and whether future mined production may be available.
Quote discipline
Expected fixed price, reference spread, minimum size, quote expiry, and whether partial fills are acceptable.
Proof should be narrow, signed, and privacy-aware.
BTX uses post-quantum wallet material according to official docs. A seller may be asked for evidence appropriate to the deal size: a signed message, a view/proof workflow if supported, references, or staged settlement history. Never post sensitive wallet material in a public channel.
Start small when counterparty trust is thin.
For early markets, staged settlement can reduce single-shot failure risk. Larger transactions may require legal agreements, known counterparties, and independent professional advice. A quote is not a trade until both parties agree all terms in writing.
Disclosure: BTXOTC does not guarantee buyers, escrow, custody, price, or settlement. Sellers remain responsible for sanctions/compliance checks, tax treatment, chain-analysis comfort, and counterparty risk.