I've made money trading cryptocurrencies, how can I safely withdraw it?
Recently, a friend asked me:
"Bro, I made some money trading cryptocurrencies and want to withdraw it. Is there anything I need to be cautious about?"
I replied directly: Making money is not the real skill; safely withdrawing it is the true victory!
If you don’t handle the withdrawal properly, your bank card might get frozen, and you may even have to cooperate with an investigation!
Especially for large withdrawals, you must pay attention to these 3 points 👇👇👇
Step 1: Don't casually trade with strangers!
Do you think finding someone to sell your USDT is enough?
Wrong! If there are issues with the other party's money and you accept it, even if you haven’t done anything wrong, you could still get implicated!
It’s recommended to trade on legitimate platforms like Binance C2C, which will help you filter quality merchants and reduce risks!
Step 2: Keep all transaction records!
Screenshots of your balance are not enough! You need to save these:
Chat records
Transfer screenshots
Platform order records
Many records on exchanges are only kept for 6 months!
Regularly export your orders and transaction history, and store them properly in case you need to provide proof later.
Step 3: Ensure every transaction has a clear flow of funds!
The police are not against trading cryptocurrencies; they're concerned about money laundering.
So you need a complete transaction chain, such as:
Who gave you the money
How you contacted them
Which platform you traded on
How the money and coins circulated
Once you have all this clear, you can prove that your transactions are legitimate and feel secure in your profits.
In summary:
Withdrawing funds is not as simple as just collecting money; it’s a "risk management process."
Don’t take shortcuts for convenience,
Using legitimate platforms, compliant accounts, and long-term partners is the safest way!
As for how to make money?
We have strategies, and I will teach you the methods!
Follow me to avoid detours, and the money you earn will truly be “in hand.”