You can find out if there are "Bitcoin" meetups in your area and then you build a trust relationship with some of those people and start trading with them. I have bought a lot of coins in that way and I never had any problems.
Yes, it is not the safest way to do that, but you use social skills to protect yourself. Example : Tell the buyer that you are buying small amounts to buy food every day, so they will think that you are not a hoarder. People will not go out of their way to follow you, if you buy a few hundred dollars worth of coins every week.
Yes, it is not the safest way to do that, but you use social skills to protect yourself. Example : Tell the buyer that you are buying small amounts to buy food every day, so they will think that you are not a hoarder. People will not go out of their way to follow you, if you buy a few hundred dollars worth of coins every week.
This is a good idea to buy coins more seamlessly. But this cannot be followed in countries where Bitcoins are not legalised or banned. So yes if these types of events are held, don’t go there and expose yourself as a Bitcoin investor, as government might take unnecessary action against you. Moreover if you check carefully, then these are not safe practice as well, as it’s always advised that never share your investment plan with anyone, don’t tell how much Btc you own and don’t tell you are into cryptocurrency. I would suggest you to buy through paxul p2p or binance p2p to get the coins.
