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FixedFloat paid me Bitcoin once, SimpleSwap never (so far)

FixedFloat paid me Bitcoin once, SimpleSwap never (so far)

Back in 2021, we never thought BTC hitting 100K per unit was a short-term thing. Yet in under five years, it happened. Either way, now or then, grabbing some free Bitcoin was never a bad idea. That's why I tried to get it from just about anywhere I could. And that's where a couple swaps came in. You could simply sign up, encourage yor friends to swap coins and tokens through their services for a small kickback, and later withdraw it as beautiful satoshis.

Other sites offered this, but both FF and SimpleSwap are still around today, doing the same thing, pretty much in the same way. (I feel like FF was friendlier, but maybe that's just the money coloring my memories.) The big difference: SimpleSwap needs 250 USDT in earned fees, while FF needs just 0.001 BTC before you can collect it. That's a major factor for me. And hence, the title of this post.

Finally I got it done and received a nice payment.

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Sure, 0.002 BTC wasn't much back in 2021, but now is different, market crash or not —Now I just have to remember where I put those keys to TrustWallet :(

Anyway, I recommend you give it a try whenever you need to swap some assets; you'll find it runs smoothly, and you can sign up for the affiliate program, like I did, and earn a bit from the swap fees.

 

A few interesting options here:

• Swap BTC(LN) to USDT(BSC)

• GRAM(TON) to USDC(BSC)

• POL(MATIC) to USDT(MATIC)

• TRX to USDC(BSC)

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