Mr2005
Don't shoot the messenger, give me the gun
- Sep 25, 2018
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Bitcoin Address (BTC): 39deg9i6Zp1GdrwyKkqZU6rAbsEspvLBJt
Ethereum (ETH): 0xd799aF8E2e5cEd14cdb344e6D6A9f18011B79BE9
Monero (XMR): 49tuJbzxwVPUhhDjzz6H222Kh8baKe6rDEsXgE617DVS
I'm using CakeWallet though. I believe there's a fee for every transaction.They're almost non existent. You can consider it's free
Even using CakeWallet?There is, of about 1 cent (USD). It gives you some margin room !
I only see the option to buy BTC or USD. Is that because I haven't verified my account yet?At step 3,
After step 3 and Bitcoin (BTC) has been acquired, trade this pair in order to buy Monero (XMR)
0.009272 | XMRBTC | Binance Spot
Trade XMR to BTC and other cryptocurrencies in the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. Find real-time live price with technical indicators to help you analyze XMR/BTC changes.www.binance.com
More straight-forward than Binance, you've got Kraken
There, you can directly buy XMR against EURO and USD
(Or their simplified trading interface can be used instead of this advanced one)
I'm in the United StatesThe fees are similar with all the Monero wallets
On which site are you on ? Maybe you live in a jurisdiction which forbids privacy coins like Monero? In that's the case, the exchange restricts the access. They will detect it with your IP
Do you know of any iPhone VPNs? I already created a wallet on CakeWallet but I haven't exchanged my BTC to Monero yet or transferred it to anyone as of yet.Monero is forbidden from Binance US not Binance Global but it is for sure available with Krakeen unless you live in a few states like Washington or New York where there is a special regulation
in order to change your location and make Monero appear, use a VPN
Lastly, yes you shall use the Monero wallets with a VPN or Tor at the OS level (Tails)
Also - I don't see any option on Kraken for XMR
can you explain why you suggest (and others here) to transfer first the bitcoin from the exchange to private wallet, and then transfer them to the seller - instead of withdraw the bitcoin from your exchange account directly to the seller wallet? why do i need a private wallet?1- Create an account at Binance.
2- Put some money into this binance account. You can put money by paying bank tickets (so you don't need to put your credit card from your regular bank account, for example)…
3- Once you have your money inside the Binance there will be a button to buy your BTC directly from Binance! Done!
4-These amount of BTC will appear there as a 'wallet' (inside Binance)…
5-When you handled this part you can think about a private Wallet (like 'Trust Wallet app'), and move your BTC. At this app there will be an option "receive" and "send". By clicking in receive you will basically bring your BTC from Binance to this wallet. And by the function "send" you will pay 'whatever' you want to buy(…) All this process is pretty much about copying and pasting QR codes.
6-Think about steps.
7-The last step will be asking 'someone's wallet address to send your BTC…
*** Don't buy from other people! (Even inside this platform).
***Try to click at the "lite" version on your Cel so it is easier to handle..
The idea is to help decouple your identity, which you have provided in full to Kraken, from the ultimate transaction. How necessary or effective that really is can be debated, but it is intended for your own protection. The large crypto exchanges like Kraken are subject to legislation that smaller, non-custodial wallets are not.can you explain why you suggest (and others here) to transfer first the bitcoin from the exchange to private wallet, and then transfer them to the seller - instead of withdraw the bitcoin from your exchange account directly to the seller wallet? why do i need a private wallet?
As I understand, at least in kraken (where i opened account) you can withdraw to any wallet you add to your account, and this is the right way to transfer to any third party.
The privacy features of Monero apply to any transaction you're doing with Monero. How you got there doesn't really matter. Converting in this way should be fine. Be aware that with the default settings it may take some time to do the conversion because they try to save you as much as possible in fees, which reduces the priority of your request.Is Monero still "untraceable" if you use CakeWallet to convert your BTC into XMR?
Were u ever able to obtain N from D?Is Monero still "untraceable" if you use CakeWallet to convert your BTC into XMR?
Couple of options:Sorry my brain is moving slow.. I don't understand how you buy bitcoin when your bank doesn't allow it, nor can you use debit or credit cards? What's the easiest way..those are the only options I see on most of the apps suggested..
Damn, you can get a gram of H for about $100-$200 based on location. That's about 5x the fatal amount for someone without an opioid tolerance.N is $1000 now?!
I've downloaded the Bitcoin app, cash app, KuCoin, and a few others.Couple of options:
1. Bitcoin ATM - super high fees (like 20%). You put cash in, scan your license, scan your phone, get the BTC.
2. Face to Face - search craigslist or facebook (marketplace and groups). See if anyone wants to sell for cash. Fee is up to seller, but figure 7-10%
3. Cashapp - used it for a couple hundred dollars. Don't know what the limits are, but was really easy to use. I didn't need to do anything extra beyond already having a cashapp account. Nice part is fees are very low - less than 5%.
Damn, you can get a gram of H for about $100-$200 based on location. That's about 5x the fatal amount for someone without an opioid tolerance.
I've ordered lots of 'questionable' items directly from my coinbase wallet and never had an issue.do you think its okay to pay D for n directly with an app that convert bitcoin for monero, like cakewallet or exodus , or do i need for minimal safety to transfer monero/crypto on a wallet like my monero or another ?
The fastest most reliable way I can think of would be to download a crypto wallet like Mycelium, go to your bank and withdraw $1200 cash, google "Bitcoin ATM near me", visit it, pay in cash for bitcoin from the ATM (it will ask for the QR code to your crypto wallet). Then it will instantly send the bitcoin to your wallet, then you can instantly send it to whoever you're buying from. Keep in mind that Bitcoin ATMs/kiosks have an 8% to 20% fee, that's why you'll want to withdraw more cash than just the $900.I feel like I'm in the same boat as others or even worse. I have no idea where to start with crypto. The person I want to purchase from wants either monero of BTC but specifies the cost of the product in USD. I don't know what is the best platform to purchase monero and how to fund it with my US Bank account. I have credit card and debit card but not sure if this makes me more vulnerable to hackers of whoever. I don't know how to purchase the correct amount of monero to satisfy his cost of about $900 USD. I don't understand what I do with a digital wallet but heard that actual physical wallets are better. I truly do not have any time to spend researching Bitcoin, crypto, wallets was my medical condition is so profound, rapidly progressing and severely painful. I just want to understand what are the better exchange platforms for monero, what type of wallet to use and how to fund and get the correct money over to that person. Is kraken any good or cash app? I want simplicity and with turnaround times. Hopefully with anonymity. Also, if I choose kraken, can I find it with my checking account or would there be a better way?
I appreciate any advice that anyone can provide.
Thx