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Anonymous crypto purchases through offline exchangers in the EU are now a thing of the past: since late 2024, all providers must verify every customer’s identity. Here’s what changed, the risks involved, and which legal alternatives still remain.

Verifying an offline exchange takes 15-30 minutes but saves months of trying to recover stolen money.

Exchanges now automatically share your transaction data with tax authorities — the days of "forgetting to declare" are over.

Faced with thousands of cryptocurrencies and don’t know which one to buy first? Afraid of losing money on the wrong coin?

A decentralized exchange is cryptocurrency trading directly between wallets without an intermediary.

Ofline or online — which is more profitable for cryptocurrency exchange? We analyze the key differences so that you can choose the best method depending on the amount, urgency, and level of risk.

Want to buy cryptocurrency with cash without registering on exchanges or verifying documents? Offline exchanges can be a solution, but the rules have changed significantly.

Beginners often hear the terms "centralized exchange" and "decentralized exchange" but don't understand how this affects the security of their money. The key difference is who controls your funds: the exchange or you.

Cryptocurrency newcomers face a dilemma: how do you know if you can trust an exchange with your money? Marketing promises reliability, but where do you find real proof?

You bought bitcoin on an exchange and left it there — seems logical, like money in a bank. But crypto on an exchange doesn't work like a bank deposit. It's more like money in someone else's pocket.

In this guide, we explain how buying Bitcoin with cash works, when it’s actually worth it, how to choose a trustworthy exchange service, and which mistakes can end up costing you money.

Beginners often confuse P2P with regular exchanges and worry about losing money to scammers. In reality, P2P means buying cryptocurrency directly from another person through an intermediary platform that protects the transaction.

Have you heard about blockchain from the news about Bitcoin, but don't understand how a digital record can be more reliable than a bank? Let's break it down in simple terms, without technical jargon.

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Have you heard about Ethereum and want to buy your first coins? But are you afraid of choosing the wrong platform and losing money? We'll break down three methods—from the simplest to the most anonymous.