Buying any for cash is the simplest way to get some crypto. Jerk faucets, posting nonsense at Publish0x, playing with the Brave browser and its KYCed wallet, of course, and so on. But if you want to have any or not the big sum of US$ 100 in crypto — the best way to get it is to buy it with cash.
So I thought a while ago and began to study the possibilities.
I soon discovered that it is actually possible to purchase crypto with a credit (or debit) card today — if you don't mind paying commissions. Currently, when I pay with my card in stores , restaurants, gas stations and elsewhere, I don't think I ever had any commissions. But I don't mind paying a fair amount of fees, given that crypto is a new thing. Ok, and guess what? I've seen facilities charge as much as $25 for a $50 order! Holy crap ...
This, though, was just the first aspect of my troubles. The second part is how to withdraw crypto back into fiat, a very complicated one. I 'm pretty much unable to do so if I want to cash out my crypto income. I know it's possible to convert crypto into fiat anywhere in the EU, to withdraw into a bank account or a visa, but all this just doesn't work in my field. I can't have my Crypto.com card because it is simply not provided by Crypto.com in my city.
I know these issues are not a crypto function, but knowing that doesn't make my life any simpler. All of my crypto investments so far are pretty much one-way ones — everything I put in crypto is doomed for some unknown period of time to remain in crypto. I can only hope that any interest in my investments will at least grow during that period.
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