I can't understand crypto transactions. HELP
- Thread starter Mr Fangs
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Everything is well documented on YouTube. Search for videos, you'll get all your answers.
CryptoPromo
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it's really easy to understand you should check some guides on youtube
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everything is available on YOUTUBE please watch the videos related to your cryptocurrency wallet
Anonymous996
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Youtube is the answer.
AESTRON
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BISQ is your answer, you can buy pretty much any cryptocurrency through PayPal there without any KYC.
CallMeHoudini
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There are exchange services or you just have a wallet supporting CC
Crypto Promotion
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Its really easy
1st you had to know on which network you are making transaction
if its ERC20 you had to put the transaction hash on EtherScan website and see details
If its BEP20 you had to go to BSC Scan
If its BTC transaction then you can use Blockchain explorer
1st you had to know on which network you are making transaction
if its ERC20 you had to put the transaction hash on EtherScan website and see details
If its BEP20 you had to go to BSC Scan
If its BTC transaction then you can use Blockchain explorer
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You can deposit funds on exchange with credit card and then buy crypto. There will be some fees but your problem will be solved.
xReminisce
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If you are in the US (or have Crypto unlocked on paypal) - https://www.cnet.com/personal-finan...rs-transfer-crypto-to-other-wallets-heres-how
Otherwise, you could just sign up via a KYC like Binance (or a wallet like Trust).
Below are pics from trust wallet for example
Step 1. Make a wallet
Remember your key, seed etc, safely store it, that basically your pw and recovery for your wallet.
Do not give your key or seed out ever.. Giving it out = they have full access to do whatever they want with your wallet. Including drain (steal) all your money
Step 3. Press Buy
Step 3
Choose the crypto currency you want to buy
Step 4
I choose BTC in this example
Choose the amount in USD you want to buy
Step 5
Press the Third party provider (moon pay in this example)
and choose whichever you like
MoonPay is good, i use moonpay
Step 6
Choose your currency, your paying with
Step 7
Put in your email and proceed to check out, cc details etc.
If you use a KYC exchanger
it's pretty much more or less the same process...
Once you got your crypto, go back to step 2, instead of buy, press "SEND"
Now ask for their wallet ID. This is gonan be a faceroll string of text/integr usually (unless they are using a web3 domain).
Copy paste that and send.
darkfury
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I admire your enthusiasm.
xReminisce
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we all start from somewhere.
even though I know it's a era of "go utube it" but crypto itself can be very daunting even if it seems very simple for people who are used to it.
darkfury
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You can see from my post history, from 15 years back, i agree with you completely :>
Blackcurrant
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This is very good
JZ DIGItal
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Check on youtube mate you will find every detail
madeinheaven2
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if you want to pay in crypto using a debit card, your'e going to pay like 5-10%++++ in fees. if you want to load up using a bank transfer it could be less, but it will of course take more time to load up on crypto.
crypto is more valuable in the long run. inflation is real, and crypto is a deflationary currency. however volatility comes in waves with crypto, and all of a sudden it could implode and become worth much much less, or worth much much more.
you have to decide whether you want to load up big or just use it as needed- figure out how much exposure you want to the crypto market. short term there might be more downside if you're not in it for the long haul. long term, we're probably just at the beginning of blockchain technology- regulation might be coming at some point, as the digital dollar slowly gets rolled out and the desire for decentralized currency exists to escape the digital centralized currency that eventually will come in place of cash.
crypto is more valuable in the long run. inflation is real, and crypto is a deflationary currency. however volatility comes in waves with crypto, and all of a sudden it could implode and become worth much much less, or worth much much more.
you have to decide whether you want to load up big or just use it as needed- figure out how much exposure you want to the crypto market. short term there might be more downside if you're not in it for the long haul. long term, we're probably just at the beginning of blockchain technology- regulation might be coming at some point, as the digital dollar slowly gets rolled out and the desire for decentralized currency exists to escape the digital centralized currency that eventually will come in place of cash.