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A couple of things: 1. Banks a notoriously bad working with Crypto exchanges. A lot of credit/debit card simply does not work. 2. Prefer DAI/USDT/USDC over BT
by madsbuch 4y ago
A couple of things:
1. Banks a notoriously bad working with Crypto exchanges. A lot of credit/debit card simply does not work.
2. Prefer DAI/USDT/USDC over BTC. Stable coins appear to be what you actually want in your situation.
3. Run it on polygon or another L2 to get cheaper gas fees.
4. There are several much easier ways to acquire dem – try looking through the options provided by your metamask wallet.
- nailer 4y agoRe: 2 and 3. I'd stick to USDC over USDT. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whuXHSL1Pg&t=194s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whuXHSL1Pg&t=194s. USDC still has capitalisation statements. USDT doesn't. Eth is indeed slow and expensive, but more people (as in: active wallets) use Solana (a fast and cheap layer 1) than the any of the eth layer 2s these days. Coinbase staff have been caught front running their customers on new tokens listings multiple times now, even after they promised to actively stop it. Whatever's going on in Japan is going on in Japan. Don't trust other people with custody of your funds.
- staringback 4y ago> more people (as in: active wallets) use Solana (a fast and cheap layer 1) than the any of the eth layer 2s these days Except for when the developers shut down the blockchain like in the past, then you have to use an actual decentralized blockchain in the meantime
- nailer 4y agoSolana currently has the highest Nakamoto coefficient (level of decentralisation) of any blockchain. https://twitter.com/ChainflowPOS/status/1564014741214973958 https://twitter.com/ChainflowPOS/status/1564014741214973958
- e40 4y agoBTC was the request of the recipient.