So, you have some ETH and want to convert it to Bitcoin (BTC). The "easy" way seems obvious: send it to your Coinbase or Binance account, make the trade, and withdraw the BTC. But this "easy" way comes with a high cost...
A crypto aggregator is the one tool you’re probably not using. If you’re not using it, you are almost certainly overpaying every time you buy, sell, or swap crypto.
There are 2 main ways to buy your first BTC: a Centralized Exchange or a P2P platform. One is famously easy. The other is powerfully private. This is the most fundamental choice a crypto user has to make, and it defines your relationship with your assets.
P2P trading is one of the most private and powerful ways to buy and sell cryptos. But let’s be honest, you’ve probably heard the horror stories. "What if I send the money and the seller just... disappears? What if I send my Bitcoin and never get paid?"
What about when it’s time to take profit or pay for an expense? How do you turn your BTC back into cash without uploading your passport to a centralized exchange? Or without alerting your bank, which might be hostile to crypto transactions?
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Know Your Customer (KYC) laws are presented as a simple, one-time security step. "Just upload your passport and a utility bill," they say. "It’s for your protection and to prevent illicit activity." But what happens after you click "submit"? #BTC #P2P #KYC
When you land on B2P Central, you see two main options: "Buy/Sell Bitcoin" and "Swap." They both help you get crypto, but they work in completely different ways. So, what’s the difference, and which one do you actually need?
You decide to swap $1,000 of ETH for BTC. You pick a popular instant swap service, execute the trade, and check your wallet. To your surprise, you’ve only received $950 worth of Bitcoin. Where did the other $50 go? Discover it by reading our new article
How to Buy Bitcoin Without ID: The Ultimate Privacy Guide Every exchange wants your passport. But what if you value your privacy? In a world where data is the new oil, handing over your personal information to buy Bitcoin can feel like an unnecessary risk.