Well, instead of putting the amount you want to sell in "crypto", you do it in "fiat", which would be what you want to receive in Bs.s, and that's it, instead of doing those calculations.
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💡 Tip for my friends 🇻🇪:
When you are going to sell your USDT, do not release everything without calculating first.
📱 Example:
Imagine you are going to buy a cell phone in a store in Venezuela.
The store charges at the BCV rate (140 Bs/$).
👉 The phone costs 50 $ → is 7,000 Bs.
With the P2P rate (217 Bs/$), those 7,000 Bs are equivalent to 32 USDT, not 50.
⚠️ Common mistake: many people release the full 50 USDT in P2P, when in reality they only need to release 32 USDT to pay for that cell phone.
The rest (18 USDT ≈ 18 $) can be saved in your wallet.
✅ Final tip: always calculate with the BCV rate.
This way, you pay what is fair, do not use all your capital, and have some savings in dollars.
Follow me for more tips 💸 #consejos #consejosparaprincipiantes
When you are going to sell your USDT, do not release everything without calculating first.
📱 Example:
Imagine you are going to buy a cell phone in a store in Venezuela.
The store charges at the BCV rate (140 Bs/$).
👉 The phone costs 50 $ → is 7,000 Bs.
With the P2P rate (217 Bs/$), those 7,000 Bs are equivalent to 32 USDT, not 50.
⚠️ Common mistake: many people release the full 50 USDT in P2P, when in reality they only need to release 32 USDT to pay for that cell phone.
The rest (18 USDT ≈ 18 $) can be saved in your wallet.
✅ Final tip: always calculate with the BCV rate.
This way, you pay what is fair, do not use all your capital, and have some savings in dollars.
Follow me for more tips 💸 #consejos #consejosparaprincipiantes
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