How to Live on Crypto: Buy Some Crypto
Hi, welcome back to how to live on crypto! In the first part I showed you how to use a wallet, the basic mechanism for sending and receiving funds. Now I’ll show you how to actually get some crypto to spend.
Now I’m separating this into two different sections: ID and no ID. Basically, the first category includes services like banks that are pretty streamlined and easy to use, but just like banks they require you to verify your financial identity. The second category does not. While the first probably has a faster and easier user experience, it still has the same restrictions and issues of the old financial system, the system we’re trying to avoid when we use crypto. But, if you already have a bank account, don’t feel bad about using a similar service if it’s easier for you.
Dash website:
https://www.dash.org/
Uphold:
http://uphold.com/
Coinbase:
http://coinbase.com/
Changelly:
https://changelly.com/
SwapSpace:
https://swapspace.co/
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