In today's turbulent era of digital currencies, Bitcoin, as the most representative cryptocurrency, has attracted much attention. However, buying Bitcoin without a digital currency exchange platform can be confusing to many people. Don’t worry, this article will reveal some unknown methods for you to buy Bitcoin, allowing you to easily hold the key to this digital wealth.

First, let’s understand the challenges of buying Bitcoin without a digital currency exchange platform. Digital currency trading platforms are usually the main place for people to buy and sell Bitcoin, but sometimes they may not be directly available due to regulatory policies, geographical restrictions, or other factors. So, in this case, how can we obtain Bitcoin?

One common method is through P2P trading platforms such as LocalBitcoins or Paxful. These platforms allow buyers and sellers to trade Bitcoin directly without going through a middleman. This way, you can negotiate with others the price and payment method for buying Bitcoin, giving you more flexibility in completing transactions. Of course, when using a P2P trading platform, you must pay attention to choosing a reputable trading partner to ensure safe and reliable transactions.

Another option for buying Bitcoin is through a Bitcoin automated teller machine (ATM). A Bitcoin ATM is a device that allows users to purchase Bitcoin with cash, similar to a traditional bank ATM. With Bitcoin ATMs, you can quickly and easily exchange cash for Bitcoin without relying on traditional digital currency trading platforms. This method is especially suitable for users who prefer face-to-face transactions or who are unable to purchase Bitcoin online.

Additionally, you may also consider purchasing Bitcoin via gift cards or vouchers. Some websites and services accept users using gift cards or vouchers to purchase Bitcoin, providing an alternative for those who do not have direct access to a bank account or digital currency trading platform. By purchasing gift cards or vouchers, you can indirectly earn Bitcoin, broadening your purchasing options.

In addition to the above methods, there are some innovative ways to help you buy Bitcoin without a digital currency exchange platform. For example, there may be information about Bitcoin transactions on some social media platforms or online forums, and you can complete transactions by communicating directly with others. In addition, some Bitcoin communities or offline activities may also provide opportunities to purchase Bitcoins, and you can follow these resources for more transaction information.

Overall, while not having a digital currency exchange may make it more difficult to buy Bitcoin, it doesn’t mean it’s impossible. By using various channels such as P2P trading platforms, Bitcoin ATMs, gift cards, social media, etc., you can still easily obtain Bitcoin and participate in the world of digital currency. Remember, when making any transactions, you must remain vigilant and choose safe and reliable trading methods to ensure the safety of your digital assets.

Finally, no matter which method you choose to buy Bitcoin, keep in mind that digital currency investment is risky and prices fluctuate greatly. Do not blindly follow the trend. Only by investing rationally and acting prudently can you better grasp the opportunities in the digital currency market. I hope the methods for buying Bitcoin provided in this article can help you and make your journey in the world of digital currency smooth!

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If not passed, how to buy Bitcoin? As the price of Bitcoin rises, more and more people are interested in Bitcoin. The article mentioned that some people in the art trading market have also begun to engage in over-the-counter transactions of Bitcoin. The rich people in the art market are interested in Bitcoin, which shows that it already has the function of storing value in the minds of some people, similar to some functions of art. This article was written by Billy
Bambrough, translated by the "Blue Fox Notes" community "TLS".

Some billionaires want to buy Bitcoin, not online but through offices in London's high-end Mayfair - and the relatively new service is increasingly popular among the super-rich. Popular, especially among the ultra-rich who are interested in cryptocurrencies.

Dadiani
Syndicate itself is positioned as an investment platform that “maximizes users’ digital asset holdings” by matching large sellers and large buyers of Bitcoin in a manner similar to how it matches buyers and sellers of art. It also claims to help customers who want to purchase "up to 25% of Bitcoin's circulating supply."

Bitcoin, now priced at nearly $9,000, has fluctuated wildly in value over the past few years. (Blue Fox Note: Today’s price has dropped to around US$8,300)

Bitcoin has returned to the spotlight since its price surge in April. It has continued to rise over the past few months, from less than $4,000 at the beginning of the year to nearly $9,000 now.

The Dadiani Syndicate was founded by art dealer Eleesa Dadiani, who started using Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies a few years ago in response to investor demand, and with Dadiani
Fine Art shared office operation.

Last year, Dadiani Fine Art made headlines by partnering with blockchain platform Maecenas Fine Art. They combine Andy Warhol’s 1980 work “14
49% of 14 Small Electric Charis is sold through Ethereum, and users can purchase 49% of its creations with Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

“When I started this institution, it was a way for people to redeem their crypto assets,” Dadiani said. “But what we found is that people also want to be able to buy large amounts of Bitcoin for them.”

Dadiani
Syndicate is described as a "peer-to-peer network" where people can conduct direct peer-to-peer transactions. Dadiani claims that her role is to bring together those who want to buy and those who want to sell, just as she has done before in the art market.

“One of our clients came to us and said they were interested in buying 25% of the Bitcoins currently in circulation,”
Dadiani said. “There are many entities who want to dominate this market.” (Blue Fox Note: News of this type often appears, and it is more of an expression of interest. Whether it is true or not cannot be verified. Only the parties involved know whether it is true.)

A quarter of the total number of Bitcoins in circulation, including those that have been permanently lost, is approximately 4.5 million Bitcoins, which amounts to a staggering $38 billion in current U.S. dollars.

Dadiani said achieving this level of accumulation is unlikely, but her company has been instructed "to scour the market and get as close to 25% as possible."

Eleesa Dadiani’s interest in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies was sparked by her work as an art dealer.

“Buyers of this size are going to push prices higher, which makes this accumulation more expensive. There are ways to offset this demand-based price increase, but to some extent, you can’t stop it. ” Mati, Senior Market Analyst at eToro
Greenspan said.

According to Greenspan’s estimate, of the possible 21 million Bitcoins, “some will still take longer to mine, while many more have been permanently lost.”

Greenspan wrote in a note to clients: "Long-term holders of Bitcoin hold large amounts of Bitcoin, but they are unwilling to sell at any price. In practical terms, the actual amount of Bitcoin currently circulating in the market Probably less than 5 million."

One of the biggest challenges Dadiani faces is how to buy Bitcoin in large quantities without affecting the market.

“People who buy large amounts of Bitcoin want to avoid slippage, and the only way to do that is not to buy on an exchange,” Dadiani said. (Blue Fox Note: Slippage refers to the inconsistency between the order price and the actual transaction price. For example, you place an order for 8,500 US dollars in Bitcoin, but due to a large number of purchases, the price rises, and the actual final purchase price may far exceed 8,500. Dollar.)

Dadiani claims that she has established an alliance of sellers from around the world who own "huge amounts" of Bitcoin or want to buy large amounts of Bitcoin, and she believes they have all gone through strict anti-money laundering regulations.

"We will not deal with customers who are not from reputable banks," Dadiani said. "We are market makers, we are the facilitators of transactions. Once banks and institutions are involved, they should ensure that their customers comply with regulations."

Dadiani Syndicate is currently working on its fourth deal, all of which are large and each take weeks or months to complete. Dadiani
Syndicate charges a broker fee on each trade, taking a percentage of the transaction.

To date, these transactions have reached millions of dollars and consist of thousands of transactions per day.

Since the beginning of the year, the price of Bitcoin has increased by 120%, adding billions of dollars to the value of these transactions.

“Interest in Bitcoin has never waned,” said Dadiani, whose art gallery has been involved in cryptocurrencies for many years. "Although the media paints a very different picture."

“Right now, people just want to buy Bitcoin. There’s not much interest in other cryptocurrencies. But if people are interested in other cryptocurrencies, we’re open to them as well. If someone wants to buy large amounts of Ethereum or other major cryptocurrencies, Currency, we will most likely find a seller as well.”