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How to take the first step into the world of cryptocurrencies from Morocco (A simplified guide) 🇲🇦
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Many of you are asking me how I can enter the world of "crypto" while I am in Morocco, is it really difficult? The answer is no, you just need to know the right path.
1. First step: Choose the right platform
To feel secure about your money, the first thing you need is an account on a global and secure platform like Binance. Registration is easy with your national ID, and you must verify your account (Verification) to access all features.
2. How do I buy cryptocurrencies in Morocco?
Since Moroccan bank cards have limits on purchases from abroad, the best method is P2P (peer-to-peer) within Binance.
• You can buy "USDT" (which is the digital dollar) from Moroccans like you through bank transfer (CIH, Attijari, etc).
• The platform acts as a guarantor between you, meaning your rights are protected.
3. Heartfelt advice for beginners:
• Do not follow random recommendations: Before buying any currency, do your own research.
• Invest only what you can afford to lose: Crypto has both profit and loss, start with small amounts until you learn.
• Account protection: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to keep your account safe from any breaches.
Conclusion:
The world is changing, and cryptocurrencies are the future. If you want a detailed explanation of any step, leave your question in the comments! 👇#Binance #Moroco #BitcoinDunyamiz #crybto #P2P

🚨 The Tax Directorate is monitoring the accounts of P2P trading activists in Morocco
Circulating data indicates that the Tax Directorate in Morocco has intensified its monitoring of certain bank accounts that experience repeated and high-value financial transfers, especially those linked to trading activities through the P2P system for cryptocurrencies.
This system, available through global platforms like Binance, relies on direct bank transfers between individuals in exchange for buying and selling cryptocurrencies, making these transactions appear as regular transfers within bank accounts.
According to sources concerned with tax matters, any activity that generates profits on a regular basis, and whose returns appear through repeated transfers from several individuals, may be classified as a commercial activity requiring tax declaration, even if conducted through a personal bank account.
These movements fall within a broader trend to tighten monitoring of unreported income sources, particularly those linked to emerging digital and financial activities.
Individuals who regularly engage in this type of activity are advised to familiarize themselves with their legal and tax obligations to avoid any potential future accountability.
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What is the story of the new law in Morocco to regulate digital currencies?

After 6 years of an official ban on digital currencies, Morocco is now taking a bold step towards regulating the cryptocurrency market instead of letting it spread without oversight!

What does this mean?
🔹 The government has revealed a preliminary draft law to regulate trading and the use of crypto
🔹 Opening the door for citizens and experts to express their opinions for 30 days
🔹 After that, the draft goes to the Council of Government and then to Parliament

The most notable provisions of the law:
✅ Operating licensed trading platforms within Morocco
✅ Buying and selling digital currencies in exchange for the dirham
✅ Digital wallet and investment services
✅ Companies and banks can provide crypto services after official licensing
✅ Protecting investors and combating fraud and money laundering

What is currently outside the regulation?
⛔ Digital currencies issued by the central bank (CBDC)
⛔ NFTs
⛔ Mining

Why is this important?
Because they have more than one million crypto users
The shift from 'complete ban' to 'smart regulation'
Supporting financial innovation and attracting new companies and technologies

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