I didn't expect this tweet to go viral.
Then I saw many people asking why offline transactions are not allowed.
In fact, it is not recommended, rather than being prohibited.
Offline cash transactions of small amounts, a few thousand or tens of thousands of dollars, have a low probability of issues.
However, offline transactions involving hundreds of thousands or even millions are still very dangerous.
Because offline trading, instances of 'black eating black' are not uncommon.
It's best to pay attention to personal safety and try to avoid offline cash transactions.
After this post was published that day, a netizen contacted me through the backend, saying he could cash in U, at 10% above market rate, with funds coming from a funding pool.
Sigh, I took a glance and did not reply because I didn't want to get involved in such shady business, nor did I intend to make money this way.
The sources of funds in the cryptocurrency world are very chaotic. If someone offers U significantly above or below market price, please be cautious. No one is a fool; those who have such capital in the crypto world are very savvy.
So the best method to cash out is to find the right people, locate reliable individuals, avoid being greedy, and don't aim to sell at the highest price or break small amounts into many transactions; this shouldn't pose too much of a problem.
