Crypto-Exchange what do you know about it

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what I mean by the question in the title is: there is an other side about Crypto-Exchange, in the last few years I made some travel visiting some countries

A note the Crypto in some country are cheap, RU :suspicious: , but in other country countries is high

Example: 1USDT = 6 USD

I'm planning to share a Gold guide about it, but I would like to hear from you guys.
 
1 usdt = 6 usd sounds off to me. the p2p premiums i've seen were 2-8%, and most of it vanished after kyc limits and the off-ramp fee. which country had that gap, and could you actually cash out there?
 
Worked with secondpage before and was happy with it, and their cash-out point matches my project: a 4% p2p premium shrank to under 1% after withdrawal fees.
 
1 USDT = 6 USD is sus. Some of them literally do 0%, at most 1%. But holy, 1 = 6 USD is crazy, and you need to really watch out.
 
I've been doing crypto p2p in person exchanges for a long time now, and I can guarantee that 1 USDT = 6 USD is either a scam, or the person has no idea what they are doing.
Normal rates are in between 2-5% (depending on the amount) for in-person meetings. If you are okay with trusting random services and sending the money in advance, you might get something slightly under that, but I would not risk it. I have seen several times when rather big platforms "somehow" go out of business (and take the up-front deposits). And nobody knows who is behind all of it anyways, so they get away with it.

Takeaway: Always pay a percent more for not sending your money upfront. It pays off.
 
what I mean by the question in the title is: there is an other side about Crypto-Exchange, in the last few years I made some travel visiting some countries

A note the Crypto in some country are cheap, RU :suspicious: , but in other country countries is high

Example: 1USDT = 6 USD

I'm planning to share a Gold guide about it, but I would like to hear from you guys.
And how do we know you're not money laundering? That is a HUGE difference.
 
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2026-10-09 09_32_00-secondpage _ BlackHatWorld - Brave.png
WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT
MAAAN


@gladyou @secondpage Joined at the same day LMAO

@gladyou here to argue and help himself using other fake account.:eek:
You don't me go deep isn't :anyway:

If the BHW community are good with that its okay for me
but I'm not okay with someone sharing shit and just to warm up their account

In any country, the value of USD and USDT remains the same. If there’s an unreasonable price difference, it’s either dirty money or a scam.
You're right, and the this is the point, find out country like 3st countries world and sell or sell using deferent payment like this:

2026-10-09 09_41_27-Sell Tether (USDT) via P2P _ Binance P2P Marketplace - Brave.png
2026-10-09 09_40_48-Sell Tether (USDT) via P2P _ Binance P2P Marketplace - Brave.png

1 USDT = 6 USD is sus. Some of them literally do 0%, at most 1%. But holy, 1 = 6 USD is crazy, and you need to really watch out.
You have to be careful when its comes to Exchange from scammers, protect yourself using

  • video record for whole transaction
  • always go for trusted profile between 100% -- 97%
  • if you're beginner its important to select delay transaction 15 minutes maximum
Pay attention: some of these countries restricted Crypto at all

I've been doing crypto p2p in person exchanges for a long time now, and I can guarantee that 1 USDT = 6 USD is either a scam, or the person has no idea what they are doing.
Normal rates are in between 2-5% (depending on the amount) for in-person meetings. If you are okay with trusting random services and sending the money in advance, you might get something slightly under that, but I would not risk it. I have seen several times when rather big platforms "somehow" go out of business (and take the up-front deposits). And nobody knows who is behind all of it anyways, so they get away with it.

Takeaway: Always pay a percent more for not sending your money upfront. It pays off.

Thank you for sharing you're experience

And how do we know you're not money laundering? That is a HUGE difference.
The pot calling the kettle black
 
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