As the price of bitcoin climbs, more people are interested in Bitcoin. The article mentioned that some people who do the art market are also starting to make bitcoin OTC transactions. The wealthy people in the art market are interested in Bitcoin, which means that it has a value storage function in some people's minds, similar to some functions of art. By Billy Bambrough, the author is translated by the "Blue Fox Notes" community "TLS." Some billionaires want to buy bitcoin, but they are not buying through online cryptocurrency exchanges, but through the high-end Mayfair office in London – and this relatively new service is super Rich people are becoming more and more popular, especially those who are interested in cryptocurrencies. Dadiani Syndicate itself is positioned as an investment platform that “can maximize the digital assets held by users”, which matches the big sellers and big buyers of Bitcoin in a similar way to the match between art buyers and sellers. It also claims to help customers who want to buy "up to 25% bitcoin circulation." Bitcoin, now at a price close to $9, has fluctuated wildly over the past few years. (Blue Fox notes: Today's price has dropped to around $8,300.) Bitcoin has re-emerged as the focus of attention since its price surge in April, and it has continued to rise in the past few months, from less than $4,000 at the beginning of the year. Near $9,000. Founded by art dealer Eleesa Dadiani, Dadiani Syndicate began using bitcoin and cryptocurrency a few years ago to respond to investor needs and shared office with Dadiani Fine Art. Last year, Dadiani Fine Art teamed up with the blockchain platform Maecenas Fine Art to make a headline. They sold 49% of Andy Warhol's 1980 "14 Small Electric Charis" through Ethereum, and users could buy 49% of their work in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.
"People who buy a lot of bitcoin want to avoid slippage, and the only way to do this is not to buy on the exchange," Dadiani said. (Blue Fox Note: Slippage means that the order price is inconsistent with the actual transaction price. For example, if you place an order with $8,500 bitcoin, but the price increases due to a large number of purchases, the actual price of the final purchase may far exceed 8500. US dollars.) Dadiani claims that she has established a global alliance of sellers who have "huge" bitcoins, or who want to buy a lot of bitcoin, and she believes they have undergone strict anti-money laundering regulations. “We don’t deal with customers who are not from reputable banks,” Dadiani said. “We are market makers and trade coordinators. Once they involve banks and institutions, they should ensure that their customers comply with regulations.” Dadiani Syndicate is currently doing the fourth transaction, all of which are large, each transaction It takes weeks or months to complete. Dadiani Syndicate will charge a broker fee for each transaction and take a certain percentage from the transaction. To date, these transactions have reached millions of dollars and consist of thousands of transactions per day. Since the beginning of the year, bitcoin prices have risen by 120%, and the value of these transactions has increased by billions of dollars. “The interest in Bitcoin has never diminished,” said Dadiani, whose art gallery has been involved in cryptocurrencies for many years. “Although the media describes a completely different scenario.” “At the moment, people just want to buy bitcoin. They are not interested in other cryptocurrencies. But if people are interested in other cryptocurrencies, we will also open them to them. If anyone wants Buying a lot of Ethereum or other major cryptocurrencies, we will probably also find sellers."
