It seems like everywhere is asking for my ID multiple times and there are multiple international companies involved.
I thought the whole point of blockchain was decentralised so why can’t I just buy btc without jumping through a thousand hoops?!?
I tried using bisq but it seems more geared towards traders and you need btc to buy btc :(
any help would be appreciated.
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The only real option in this case would be to use an unregulated wallet through person-to-person exchanges which would inherently carry more risks than a normal regulated market. Not my area of expertise however so I’m not sure where you’d start, sorry.
I dont think its any more risky to buy btc with cash p2p than it is to buy a lemonade with cash p2p.
well, i moreso meant dealing with online scammers.
Ah, yes. Dont buy btc online. Better to find a human in person and do the transaction over a cup of coffee or something
Thanks anyway!
He’s wrong. Again, bisq.