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=Terms and Language= | |||
*'''A crypto withdrawal''' - when you transfer your cryptocurrency balance to an external wallet, such as a Metamask, Ledger or to a cryptocurrency exchange. This is known as an 'on-chain' transaction, where the transfer occurs on the blockchain. | |||
*'''Non-custodial (or self-custodial) vs custodial''' - non-custodial means you have private keys, custodial means they have your private keys | |||
=Companies= | |||
*Bitcoin can be cashed at $10k for every 7 days by usins CashApp [https://www.cryptodispensers.com/blog/withdraw-bitcoin#:~:text=Q%3A%20What%20are%20the%20ways,offer%20other%20cash%2Dout%20methods.] | *Bitcoin can be cashed at $10k for every 7 days by usins CashApp [https://www.cryptodispensers.com/blog/withdraw-bitcoin#:~:text=Q%3A%20What%20are%20the%20ways,offer%20other%20cash%2Dout%20methods.] | ||
*You can use Zengo [https://zengo.com/sell/] | *You can use Zengo [https://zengo.com/sell/] | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 16 March 2024
Terms and Language
- A crypto withdrawal - when you transfer your cryptocurrency balance to an external wallet, such as a Metamask, Ledger or to a cryptocurrency exchange. This is known as an 'on-chain' transaction, where the transfer occurs on the blockchain.
- Non-custodial (or self-custodial) vs custodial - non-custodial means you have private keys, custodial means they have your private keys