Recent content by rolex

Thanks for bringing this up, I had no idea. I, myself, personally have had a very good experience with them (over 250k in swaps all going perfectly). The one time I did need to contact support (due to my own error), they responded in minutes and explained what I had done wrong. Either way...

I use changenow.io which is a changelly alternative quite regularly and I don't mind them charging a few dollars on each exchange. It's useful if you want no-KYC, no-account instant swaps from crypto to crypto

localcryptos.com and localmonero.co are both legit servies I have used myself, are non-KYC, and I can vouch for EDIT: they both include trustless escrow and encrypted communication

@benbao Would that mean I could use a Cyprus company with Intergiro?

Thank you both @Sols and @benbao Great news!! Would a Curacao gambling company be counted as a “clean business”? I’m a newbie as you can tell

Is there any banks that offer APIs where I can programatically query my incoming & outgoing transactions? Doesn’t really matter on the region, although one in the SEPA would be great :) Thanks!!

f*****g thieves. same thing happened to me.

The TransferWise issue or finding an EMI?

I mean, possibly.. My email is in my about page if you'd like to talk about it :) 1. I made zero modifications to the code, so it's using the exact same secure code as Uniswap is. 2. I don't understand

I'm a developer myself, and I cloned Uniswap and created my own DeX for a small group of friends to manage. I can agree with @diatessaron about the fact that it's a LOT of work to bring in users and manage everything. Wouldn't recommend it unless you already have a userbase that can benefit from...

I've been using a-ads for years, although they aren't that good.. Higher prices for advertisers and you earn almost nothing as a publisher.

Basically the title, I’m looking for a good Bank or EMI that I can use in conjunction with a legit Hong Kong company. TransferWise is (probably) not an option for me.

I personally think gold is less of an 'investment' that you expect returns on, and more of a asset in which you hold to protect yourself against inflation etc.

Congrats - you've made a good decision!

I'm in!! I would definitely contribute to it.