Do You All Accept LiteCoin or Monero? BTC Transfer and Minimums are Absurd

I attempted to buy on PayPal but the minimum to send was $80. I'm trying to buy $35 for sapphire.

Thanks!

This should help you:
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I see the OP has figured it out as they have their sponsor, but because btc has proven to be a pain in the cock for me I’ll post the easiest way I’ve found. And it’s not a pain because I don’t know what I’m doing - there’s just restrictions in certain areas and a lot of platforms have restrictions and others will ban you for seemingly no reason other than buying(not even a lot) of btc, even though they offer it.

Anyway, I’ve found it useful but feel free to inform me if I’m doing something stupid. Also feel free to use this anywhere on the forum if it is indeed helpful. I can most a more detailed guide on the apps used later if necessary, but don’t have a lot of time atm and they honestly are pretty user friendly/easy to figure out anyway.

I use a VPN and 2 different devices, which isn’t necessary but ya never know lol. Goes from my phone - my laptop - out the door. Cashapp is something most people have and is easy to use, and even if your bank doesn’t allow crypto purchases you can just add money to your CA account and buy it that way. If you do have a VPN, don’t use it while buying on cash app. It doesn’t always block it but I believe it’s why I got banned(I now use another CA account with no VPN, and why there’s a 3rd wallet). So VPN off for cashapp, buy the btc. Download cake wallet, and send the btc to it. If you have a VPN, turn it back on before sending from cake. You can send straight from cake if you don’t want to do the 3rd step, but it’s easy and another layer so I’ll include it.

If you have another device, I use a laptop, download your VPN and Exodus. A tablet or another phone would work too, as it has a desktop and mobile version of the app. I personally use a different location for the VPN on the 2nd device(still within the US though). So VPN on the first device for cake, acquire your Exodus btc address and send your coin Cake -> Exodus. Then have your VPN on a different location for device #2, and send away to our favorite writers.

Personally I would recommend sticking to GUI wallet or other non-service wallets since that gives you full control over your BTC. I can't speak for Cakewallet as I have never used it but my issue generally is that you aren't running your own node when you use these wallets. Even if Cakewallet is safe in these ways, you're using a phone aka chinesium spyware. You might consider getting a dedicated device for your crypto if you're serious about security. Open-source is best Cakewallet seems good but I would personally just keep my crypto in as secure a place as I can, ideally in a cold wallet.