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Is there an American EMI/bank that has the ability to make unlimited (or just a lot of) virtual cards? I know Revolut UK can provide up to 20 virtual cards at a time, is there any service similar to that in the USA? Thank you

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Depending on what country you live in it can be quite easy to purchase cryptocurrencies with cash. Unfortunately the premium can be up to 10%. Once you have cryptocurrency, it can get a lot easier.

I would much rather install a plugin like this: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/privacy-badger/pkehgijcmpdhfbdbbnkijodmdjhbjlgp which does the exact same thing and comes from a reputable source, the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation), than a random browser I've never heard of which...

As I said above

I really really doubt it, crypto is incredibly easy to mix or completely erase the source of the original funds. I'm only asking the question in the first place because the European I met insisted that it was true. Something to do with “the buyer is doing the seller a favour because they don't...

@JohnnyDoe Well yes, it is too good to be true. He wasn't offering me the service or tell me where to find it either. He had recently moved to my country and mentioned that that's how it worked back where he lived somewhere in Europe.

@JohnnyDoe I take that as it's not possible. I didn't think so, but I met someone from Europe who insisted that it was true.

Hello, I've recently heard about the ability to buy Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies for UNDER spot with cash in Europe. Where I'm from, if you were to buy cryptocurrency with cash, you would have to pay a significant premium which can be up to 15%. I've heard from someone that if you know the...

To be completely honest I think you should bite the bullet, sit down for an hour or two and try to teach yourself. There are tons of resources online and you can purchase $20 of Monero to teach yourself properly.

Definitely the go. I'd personally recommend a Layer2 on Ethereum like Optimisim, Polygon or Arbitrum because you get the benefits of a historically stable and respected chain with lower transaction fees. Out of them all, Arbitrum is probably the most supported with Defi.

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I'd love to hear about another option too.