Originally posted by PD77
I always go book to blockchain. Blockchain to book
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What are you saying?
I always go book to blockchain. Blockchain to bookComment -
He means signing up for their exchange services and not just using their wallet.Originally posted by pimikeComment -
If you’re using the anonymous wallet you’re fine. If you’re using blockchain.com to convert BTC to fiat you can run into problems. To use their exchange services you have to be verified, kyc etc. It’s really the Achilles heel of crypto, if more places accepted crypto as payment we wouldn’t have to convert it to USD but in order to accept it they have to know where it came from etc etc. at some point it has to be converted to fiat and that is the problem.Originally posted by pimikeComment -
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Ok thanks guysComment -
can you elaborate? I’ve been using blockchain for years now, primarily as the middle man between Coinbase and book. I’ve also on occasion sent from book to blockchain and turned it into cash to send to bank account. Is that a risky move? Any better alternative?Originally posted by PD77Comment -
How are people cashing out their bitcoin winnings these days, with the ever changing landscape and tax crackdown I'm looking for fresh ideas and ways to cashout, diversify if you will.Comment -
They said to use the private wallet. Guess the other one they have to monitor the transactions..Comment -
The final frontier
bisqComment -
Has anyone tried Robinhood to buy & transfer cryptos ? If so what are the fees associated with sending to another wallet ? They just recently implemented this feature on their app.Comment -
Was wondering the same thingComment
