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Rakesh (name changed) had sold crypto tokens worth Rs 98,500 through peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions for about Rs 100,000 back in 2022, making a meagre profit of Rs 1,500 on this sale. He received the entire amount in his bank account and the transaction happened through a centralised exchange. A...

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Фото профиля CHAMPION LOOSER
CHAMPION LOOSER1 год назад

Taking money in bank is risky always. It's more safe when you use it to buy USDT

Фото профиля zubarekhan
zubarekhan1 год назад

BUYING NO PROBLEM , SELLING USDT A PROBLEM IN INDIA

Фото профиля Lark Davis
Lark Davis1 год назад

A smart man turned $12K into $15M by buying FARTCOIN at $83K market cap. He aped into $ai16z with $3K and is currently sitting on $1.7M realized and $16.6M in unrealized profits. Subscribe now and join 130K+ investors prepping for the next big cycle.

Фото профиля Parth
Parth1 год назад

Iska solution dalo kya karna chahiye

Фото профиля zubarekhan
zubarekhan1 год назад

Kal dalra hu video

Фото профиля Kalpesh patel {MODI KA PARIWAR}
Kalpesh patel {MODI KA PARIWAR}1 год назад

Are zehadi kom k jahil zehadi pille Tera kya vasta yeh sabse tu zehad kar ghanchakar🤣🤣

Фото профиля Yogesh Patel
Yogesh Patel1 год назад

Coindcx se to le skte hai na?

Фото профиля zubarekhan
zubarekhan1 год назад

Thats the only way now

Фото профиля Vimal Kant
Vimal Kant1 год назад

coindcx pr sell kre to koi problem h kya bhai

Фото профиля Rahulk.𝕏
Rahulk.𝕏1 год назад

@TheWeb3CA check ser

Фото профиля Manas
Manas1 год назад

Trading crypto is of no use . You have to pay tax on profit without adjustment for loss. So those promoting crypto trading don't no anything and just promoting for their commission from exchange.

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