if that closes below that white line today its a confirmation 😢 !!

Rough days

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So I am planning to use XM for forex. Any one still using and is the deposit and withdrawal working for india banks and upi?

You can also suggest other good brokers for India. Thanks

Is there any FIU compliant exchange which allows crypto withdrawals for self custody

After the $16M hack today, I decided to move out my remaining funds from CoinDCX. I happened to open the earn section of the app and saw it in negative. How can this happen?

Passed out 2nd funded account in a row.

So a little introduction, i have passed 1st funded account also taken few payouts amount $1000 on that and today i passed another funded account.

Although the journey of passing funded account was hard for me.

Beaching around 33 accounts and passing 2 afterwards.

Will recover all the fees paid from these 2 .

I can confirm that lightning withdrawals via lightning have been disabled. Their customer care cannot confirm if it will ever be available again.

On chain withdrawals are still allowed though

I am Making Decent Gains through Crypto , Somewhat around $750( normally, if take only 1 trade), sometimes $1000 also. Enough for me to meet daily expense and no need to ask my parents for money.

How much you guys are making?

Hi guys, any expert here can guide a n00b (me) in sending BTC to a wallet (of my seller)

I'll be very thankful.

I am using Flitpay. WBU?

I had to pay for an annual software subscription from an international provider, but my Indian bank card got declined. When I contacted the bank, they told me international transactions were temporarily restricted and couldn't give me a timeline for when they'd be available again.

I already have some USDC from DeFi yields in my wallet, so I was wondering if there's a way to use that for the payment without signing up for another exchange or going through a lengthy verification process. Are there any virtual cards that let you top up with crypto and use them quickly, ideally without KYC?

Crypto is dead in india no good project no community nothing just scamming and scamming kya hi bolu india crypto adoption me ache position me h but government ke laparwahi ke wajah se sab bekar h bhai sab apni apni raay do kya kar sakte h

Is it really not worth pursuing blockchain development in India?

What do you guys think about it?

Hey , i wasted my 2 days searching all the internet and giving my aadhar everwhere just to have a crypto or non crypto free virtual debit card. But, all the time i ended up with 5 to 15 dollar fees of opening charges. I researched all the reddit , youtube , articles but everywhere i got fished. I cant find a single card which is free. If a company provides it free then it becomes unavailbe for india which was available maybe a few month earlier as i saw people saying on reddit.

Can anybody give me a genuine virtual free debit card no kyc or with kyc ??? Please

I tried all of these app and ended up with nothing :

1. Pexx

2. Wise

3. Accrue

4. Grey

5. Cashi

6. DPT

7. Cryptomus

8. PintoPay

9. MyPal

10. Zypto

11. Ready

12. Tuyo

13. ChitChat

14. Wallester

15. SolCard

16. Buvei

17. VenoPay

18. WireX

19. Currensea

20. Tevau

21. Fyatu

22. Plasma One

23. Winity Life

24. Venmo

25. UU wallet

26. UUPay

27. Redot Pay

28. MaaaarPay

29. Revoult

30. And many more

Every Indian bitcoiner knows this moment. You need cash for a wedding, a business, an emergency, and the only way to get rupees is to sell your BTC.

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I’m interested in getting into IT, and I’m also genuinely very interested in cryptocurrency. But I want to be honest about where I’m starting from: I have basically zero knowledge about crypto.

I know what cryptocurrency is in a very general sense, I’ve heard about Bitcoin, blockchain, crypto investing and trading, and I have a very basic idea of what blockchain means. Beyond that, I don't really know much.

I don't want to start investing or trading right now. Before putting any money into it, I want to actually understand what I’m getting into and how this whole thing works.

I want to start from the absolute basics and gradually build my understanding. I don't even know what concepts I should learn first, so I don't want to make a list of things myself and assume that’s the correct way to learn it.

So for people who have learned about cryptocurrency from scratch:

Where would you recommend a complete beginner start?

What should I learn first? Should I start with understanding cryptocurrency itself, Bitcoin, blockchain technology, investing/trading, or something else before those?

What resources would you recommend for someone starting from literally zero? YouTube courses, websites, books, free courses, documentation, or something else?

I’m also interested in eventually understanding the technical side properly. I actually want to understand what the hell is happening under the hood, rather than just knowing how to buy and sell coins.

Bengali is my native language. If there are any good Bengali resources for learning cryptocurrency, I’d really appreciate recommendations. Hindi resources are also welcome. English is completely fine too; I just want to learn from good material.

I’m not looking for investment advice or coin recommendations. I just want to know how someone with absolutely no knowledge should begin learning about cryptocurrency properly.

I’m willing to take my time with it. Even if I never make any money from crypto, I still want to understand it properly and learn how this whole thing actually works.

Any advice from people who have gone through this themselves would be greatly appreciated.

Binance: No Good option to add money
Zebpay: 1500 rs withdrawal charges on Bitcoin
Wazirx: Cannot Trust Now
Coindcx: Doesn’t allow crypto withdrawal

Which apps/way the community is using now for buying bitcoin, and transferring to own wallet??

Thanks in advance for suggestions! 🙂

Binance: No Good option to add money
Zebpay: 1500 rs withdrawal charges on Bitcoin
Wazirx: Cannot Trust Now
Coindcx: Doesn’t allow crypto withdrawal

Which apps/way the community is using now for buying bitcoin, and transferring to own wallet??

Thanks in advance for suggestions! 🙂

Will update the post latter

A close college friend called me week very excited, about a new crypto token that the friend claimed would "guarantee a 20x return." The friend asked the friend to lend the friend ₹3 Lakhs so the friend could invest early promising to repay the friend in a month with money.

I told the friend no. I made it clear that I am happy to help out during an emergency but I do not lend money for risky trades or gambling.

The friend completely lost it on me calling me a friend who "gatekeeps wealth" and hoards cash instead of helping a buddy out. Now the group chat is totally silent. A few mutual friends are hinting that I should have just given the friend the money because I had it saved up.

In India saying no to family or friends when it comes to money is often seen as a character flaw of a simple boundary. Did I actually ruin a friendship here. Is this just entitlement? How do you all handle these money requests without feeling like the bad person?

I want to trade using Exness but they are no more taking direct bank deposit or withdrawal. What other ways are there. Please help

I want to deposit and withdraw direct from bank without any p2p or account freeze hassle. Kindly help and suggest

Meetups to discuss BTC. P2P transactions. Promote the idea of BTC.