Recently, many people have been questioned because of trading USDT, usually being asked several core questions:
1. Do you know that virtual currencies are not protected by law?
You can answer truthfully: the law does not directly deem the buying and selling of virtual currency as illegal, it only clarifies that it does not protect related transactions, and the risks must be borne by oneself.
2. If it involves problematic funds, why cooperate in returning them?
The process requires negotiating the amount with the party suffering the loss first, and only after reaching an agreement can the unblocking process begin.
3. Will not cooperating leave a record and affect other bank cards?
If no illegal activities are involved, generally there won't be penalties; if it's a first-level case card, it may implicate all accounts under the name, while second-level card impacts are relatively limited. A frozen bank card does not equate to having a record.
Why must the correct channels be chosen for fund withdrawal?
The current environment is relatively sensitive, casually finding someone to 'collect payments' can easily attract risk control attention.
Safety is far more important than the exchange rate; I only consider six points when screening channels:
- Duration of existence is at least one year or more
- The actual transaction records exceed 5000.
- Capital inflow exceeds outflow, the pool is healthy
- Has platform certification or security identification
- The remitter is relatively fixed
- Prefer using electronic wallets (like Alipay), and use bank cards less.
Why recommend the 'light asset path'?
Bank cards are a regulatory focus, while electronic wallets belong to everyday consumption scenarios. Using them diversely poses lower risks, and reasonable batch processing can generally ensure successful transactions.
The real ability to withdraw funds is not about 'speed', but about 'stability'.
Only those that can maintain stable withdrawals, do not trigger risk control, and are not frozen are essential. Do not take risks just to exchange a few more dollars.
Remember: the safety of funds is always the top priority, and never touch money from unclear sources.
If you are still unclear about how to operate in batches, how to avoid risks, or how to choose reliable channels, you can tell me your specific situation, and I will provide you with a set of processes that can be used directly.
After all, in the cryptocurrency world, the money earned must be safely pocketed to be considered real profit.
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