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Hello I’m struggling to find an old-fashioned bitcoin wallet that will allow me to store and sell small amounts.
All of the major players like Crypto.com will only let me withdraw about 80 bucks at a time, which is not what I wanna do.
Explainer: I’m not looking to make investments, I’m using it as a currency to purchase stuff!
Have you tried electrum ?
I have, thanks… I used it for a couple of years but the transfer fees on small amounts grew until I was basically paying 50% to them
Honestly I'd use Solflare or Phantom, and buy the currency using coinbase and send it to those. Coinbase Wallet is a thing but like eh idk the others are better
Watch out for scams, as most of them probably are. Ideally, you could look for one operated by a known bank. Crypto .com looks like a scam to me.
Coinbase used to be considered legitimate, but I'm not sure if it still is.
Sorry I don't have anything more concrete. I don't think a lot of people on Lemmy use cryptocurrency.
Most things worth buying are probably available with cash or credit card.
Watch out for scams
...such as Bitcoin.
