Hello, thank you for your responses.

I have an idea, but I'm not entirely sure about it. Can I use Binance, Bitget, or any international exchange to exchange crypto to fiat through P2P? I’m considering starting with ₹50,000 in the first month, then around ₹20,000 to ₹30,000 each month thereafter. Would this be a safe approach to avoid detection by banks?
Additionally, my father has an account with over ₹3 lakh in fixed deposits and about ₹1 lakh in savings. Can I withdraw money to his account via P2P and then transfer it to mine, treating it as a gift that wouldn’t be taxable? The amounts would be relatively small, like ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh.

Is OKX exchange operational in India? I recall receiving an email a few months ago stating they were not operating in the country.

How safe is P2P trading? Can I trust users based on their reputation on platforms like Binance, or should I verify additional details, such as their names and what verification they have done (but they can be expensive to trade with)?

Hi everyone,
I have around 10L in USDT and i want to convert it into INR, and i never paid any taxes because i came below the tax slabs. And i don't have enough knowledge about finance and taxation. can you guys please help me how can i convert this crypto to INR without paying taxes?

Can i convert 1Lakh every month? can it be detected?
or what if i send the crypto to my Wazirx and convert 50 thousand every month?

please share ways to convert crypto to INR without paying taxes. the income is savings of 5 years i don't want it be halfed by paying taxes. thanks

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I've been thinking about how Bitcoin is currently tied to dollars. You know, dollars don't have any backing like gold, but Bitcoin comes from a significant energy investment. Maybe it's time for Bitcoin to stand on its own, separate from dollars. What really determines the lasting value of Bitcoin? I've got some ideas on that.

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I totally agree. Waiting until your 30s to think about finances is a bit late. By then, you should ideally have some stable income and a plan. Starting to save and invest early, even in your teens, is a smart move. What's your take on when people should start getting serious about their finances?

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Your groundnut oil business idea is great – it's accessible, requiring only equipment and not specialized skills. The high demand in your country makes it promising, and starting small before scaling up is a smart move. Your willingness to invest more shows confidence. It's a viable venture with potential for individual income and possible growth into a larger enterprise. Definitely worth exploring!

Gaining knowledge should be the priority, and money will naturally follow. With knowledge, it becomes easier to identify and steer clear of individuals who are only after money in a relationship.

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As the number of bitcoins awarded to miners decreases over time through halving events, the impact is twofold. Miners, who initially relied on substantial block rewards, must increasingly depend on transaction fees for income. This reduction is part of Bitcoin's design to control its total supply, with the finite limit of 21 million bitcoins in mind. The shift from block rewards to transaction fees could influence miner incentives and the network's overall security and sustainability.

I will choose.
e. $480,000 value business: that will generated more money than bitcoin in 8 years. or maybe double my $480,000 in 1-2 years from which I can Buy bitcoin.

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