Recently, I've been exploring arbitrage channels in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and I found something quite interesting: when there are more local withdrawal channels, the efficiency of fund turnover doubles. Previously, using traditional channels just for transaction fees was painful, and the withdrawal period could take 3-5 days. Now, I've used a new tool (recommended by a friend, won't mention the name to avoid deletion), and I've tested local wallets in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE that convert to fiat currency instantly. Not only are the exchange rates based on real-time calculations, but the withdrawal paths also include multi-level encryption. The combination of on-chain and local payment channels is indeed stable.
👉 A few hardcore experiences:
1️⃣ Zero Freeze Card Buff: Use the local mainstream payment networks (like STCPAY in the Middle East) to directly exchange currency through compliant channels, no need to deal with intermediaries to convert U to fiat.
2️⃣ Hedge transaction fees: Cross-border withdrawal rates are more than 60% lower than certain payment services, and large amounts can lock in fixed rates (those who understand will know).
3️⃣ A tool for spot arbitrage: For example, during the fluctuation period of the Turkish lira, local PAPARA can instantly convert to fiat currency, and in practical tests, it can increase profit margins by 2-3%.
Key Point: The recently opened channels in Saudi Arabia/UAE are particularly friendly for friends doing OTC with oil coins.
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