What I do is purchase a stable coin like tether or usdt and pay directly out of my bank. Then I will take said stable coin and purchase btc and store it on a cold wallet. IMO this is better than buying BTC direct as there is a paper trail from bank.Where can I find these peer to peer site and how would you pay them?
Would be nice if all sponsors could handle XMR payments direct as it will be a more secure payment method.And if you want to be very untraceable, you can use a site like trocador.app and swap your btc for XMR(monero), which is very simple to do on their site. You'll need to download a XMR wallet like feather.
Then send XMR to your source, if they accept Monero(XMR).
I know it sounds complicated but, once you do it the first time its childs play.
Thats why I accept it. Its definitely the most secure option we have at the moment, and its not even close. The fees to send are pennies too, literally.Would be nice if all sponsors could handle XMR payments direct as it will be a more secure payment method.
How are you swapping the coin from BTC to XMR without it creating a taxable event?Thats why I accept it. Its definitely the most secure option we have at the moment, and its not even close. The fees to send are pennies too, literally.
The Feather Wallet is based on Electrum Wallet, so its very user friendly and super easy to use.
That's a very good question. I would bet the conversion would be to sell the BTC and then doing a buy of XMR. That ought to trigger the taxable event and whatever exchange would have to send the 1099 for it if over $600. I don't think there's a real way to avoid the taxable event when converting from one crypto to another.How are you swapping the coin from BTC to XMR without it creating a taxable event?
Not unless you trade it peer to peerThat's a very good question. I would bet the conversion would be to sell the BTC and then doing a buy of XMR. That ought to trigger the taxable event and whatever exchange would have to send the 1099 for it if over $600. I don't think there's a real way to avoid the taxable event when converting from one crypto to another.
You are right...if you do the conversion via the platform (if it allows such conversion).Not unless you trade it peer to peer
I thot I lost $$$ with WU.... Long story short, I delt with this overseas company in my very beginnings of online/email purchasing. Well I went to THAT well once too often and THAT particular overseas company got shut down thus my WU $$$ lost.......ive lost money with WU.. never tried bitcoin not savvy enough. CIM has been pretty good to me but i stuck with one one provider for a very long time. sucks that there is always a level of unneeded risk.