The most important part of your journey is being able to onboard the cash in your hand, to where you can buy the crypto
P2P usually gets a really bad rap.
I’ve always wondered about why that is. I am not saying it’s safer than using a physical BDC dealer but boy is it convenient. I reckon that I understand that people fear being defrauded by bad actors, but the way the system is designed (if fully adhered to), is designed to protect the consumer.
In this video, together, we use the P2P marketplace on Binance to buy USDT. And then in turn, we use that to buy (THE DIP) BTC.
All in 10 minutes.
I’m not joking. Look at the length of the video.
So last week’s class was a flop. Tech issues galore with trying use Youtube Live. I will consider making up for this.
In the next few months, my time is going to be even more scarce, so I am exploring ways to barrel through the basic stuff that you need to get you started on your journey, while not eating into my already most scarce resource. One of the ideas I am toying with, is to first record a learning session video, just like this and then we could have a brief 1 hour office hours where folks can ask questions and I can answer in real time. And then we share the video with those miss the session.
What do you think?
I’d like to hear your thoughts. Let’s do this together.
Best
Chairman ☝🏾
You idea of learning sessions seems simple and great. I think that and the digital meeting is good enough. Thank you for all the knowledge you share.
Won't it be easier & faster buying the BTC directly using P2P? Or is it cheaper using USDT?