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chuksme:
Nice narration,

thank you

Ezlynn:
You missed out on yellowcard, they have one of the easiest to use interface with high level of security and earning opportunities

this is facts

Okay.

How will this news affect the price of USDT on Yellow Card now

Cryptocurrencies (spearheaded by the Bitcoin) was introduced over a decade ago, and has consistently continued to see increased adoption all over the world ever since. Even with this widespread adoption, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies continue to see resistance from authorities in some countries around the world: India, China, and most recently, Nigeria.

While cryptocurrency exchanges (platforms that let you buy and sell crypto) are legal in these countries, the authorities there have barred banks and other financial institutions from facilitating transactions involving cryptocurrency. This makes it very difficult for the exchanges to operate, and in-turn, making it almost impossible for individuals to trade crypto.

https://www.dignited.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/images_1614708970800.jpg

With regulations like this in place, crypto exchanges are now reconsidering P2P trading. P2P trading was used in the early days of crypto trading, when there weren’t many platforms to buy and sell the digital currency.

What is P2P Cryptocurrency Trading?

The most common method for individual to buy, hold and sell cryptocurrencies is through centralized exchanges like Luno, Binance, and Roqqu. These exchanges sets a price for the purchase of their own stocks of cryptocurrencies and then exchange your fiat money for cryptocurrency.

Peer-to-peer trading (P2P), on the other hand, lets individual traders trade different cryptocurrencies among themselves. For instance, Trader A has 2 Bitcoins to sell, he/she gets matched with Trader B that wants to buy the same amount of bitcoin.

Cryptocurrency exchanges have began adding the P2P trading feature to their platform to let users in countries with restrictions trade cryptocurrency.

In the case of peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading, exchanges only act as matchmakers, connecting individuals wanting to buy cryptocurrencies with with other individuals looking to sell.

The sellers control and set their own price and they get to select what types of payments they will accept. This way, buyers get to choose from multiple payment options: PayPal, Bank Transfers, Credit Cards and even cash payment.

To round it up, while some exchanges collect a fee for matching cryptocurrency sellers to buyers, other platforms do this for free. Before choosing an exchange that supports P2P cryptocurrency trading, be sure to check out the attached terms and conditions.

Featured Image: Cointelegraph

https://www.dignited.com/76107/p2p-cryptocurrency-trading/

comatekeke:
Do they have wired earpiece?

Yes they do. You'll have to check their online shop. And they'll deliver it to you too

khalhokage:
Like someone else has said, buy Oraimo or if you like and have the money you can go for brands like, Sony, SoundCore, Sennheiser etc on Jumia and Konga.

the Oraimo freepods Pro is an affordable alternative

Whether there is more or not, all I have learned concerning this is to be observant of market trends

Niswayne19:
I be yellow crypto boy and BTC boy
The funny thing is that I also yellow card app to trade

I see Yellow Crypto Boy

They better win so they will qualify

The little I learnt was using Yellow Card academy. And it was very helpful. I no pay anything

Misturman:
Some experienced crypto traders are charging 50k for crypto tutorial n mentorship but you are talking about learning arbitrage with 100k.. Arbitrage ooh.. Hold on.. Is the name of this so called teacher deflower?

So that means apps like Yellow Card are using hosted wallets.

I will rather make 100 dollars weekly by just trading on Yellowcard[quote author=danny34 post=113277820][/quote]

Benzema winning the award is as sure as yellowcard app offering the best USDT rates this week

hexenbiest:
So far Yellow Card offers the best rate when trading USDT

How legit is this?

hexenbiest:
Nice one, Yellow Card offers the safest way to buy BTC with Naira from your bank at an amazing rate.

This one make sense, no amount is actually too small on this platform then

Do We actually need another one now with everything that's going on?

Anyways let me focus on important things like downloading the Yellow Card App for my crypto journey.

Don't need this if your phone battery is more than 5000mah in my opinion

maasoap:
Lol. I used tecno product before those marketers you're talking about became aware of tecno brand, and that's tecno N3 for you. Like 8 or 9 years ago, first user of tecno android phone in my environment.



You sounded like I didn't do my homework after creating this thread.

>Sam note doesn't have 5G, and 5G is the future. Plus more expensive than Pova 5G and expensive to fix too.
>Poco X3 doesn't have 5G. Plus the problem to get it fixed in the future if drops or develops fault.
>Infinix Zero is more expensive than Pova 5G and infinix doesn't have the quality and durability of tecno.

Those are the factors that influenced my decision to settle for tecno pova 5G.

It is your phone so enjoy it!

And this is just the gospel truth

This country na cruise sha

For anyone that doesn't want to break the bank for a good phone, these are nice options

which phone is that?

atheistandproud:
Cool good on you. Not everyone knows how to.

yes and that's why it's a very enlightening post

Walk in stores >> Online market. Sorry for your loss

Dont tell him

maybe you will get a second hand Tecno or Infinix because 35k is kind of low

Thank God I know how to read my chargers

InterimKing:
You say ..??

Uzoho

Okay then

All the best o