Actually, I’m not sure, because Binance is unavailable in USA#1 unless you use a VPN. So I’d have to check, but one way to do it is if you go to coinmarketcap:
You’re thinking of the defi exchanges and yeah, that’s some shit. With those you just transfer BTC to a normal exchange. Like with poker, it’s only USA#1 pulling this shit really and it happened relatively recently.
Yeah, so, there was this whole thing relatively recently where the Nigerian government was trying to regulate/ban cryptocurrency and they pressured Binance, which, remember, is the biggest exchange in the world, to stop having naira markets and processing naira deposits and withdrawals and everybody, even Americans but let’s be real especially Americans, was like OMG what a backwards uncivilized nation pulling a stunt like that OMG they hate freedom.
If I wanted to get into crypto for the sole purpose of buying at the poker table so that fish can use the cash I give them to buy in for more chips, what’s the best way to go about that? I’m not particularly interested in holding onto it as a long-term investment, so I would want the option to convert back to dollars and not be down due to fees.
i tried to do a minimum gas amount transaction to verify my opensea account and it kept trying for like almost an hour then failed and i guess the money is gone too
Still thinking broadly on this, it seems like the implications of crypto going mainstream are the biggest factor here. Major financial sites now list it next to gold, oil and international exchanges. PayPal. Companies accepting the currency, even as a joke … up or down, it’s legitimate enough to take a risk on, not a scam, and money comes pouring in? … Maybe this shift has been going on for a while and I am only now seeing it, but ease of access and the inherent blessing of many entities, maybe there’s so much money flooding in that it all just goes up up up for a while?
Lol at giving someone half the supply of tokens and then calling it a rug pull if they decide to sell. Doesn’t rug pull = exit scam? This isn’t an exit scam this is just these guys playing themselves.
Ah yes, nothing screams Decentralized Currency like handing over half of the money supply in your currency to a single Robber Baron with no contract in place