@NickG222222on X · 2026-09-10
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So, for the record, this morning I completely deleted @rockwallet since they told me I had to. Also tried to buy $500 worth of BSV. In order to do that I had to sell some BSV in order to acquire SOL so I can swap USDC (which I could buy for a $25 fee) to SOL so that I could swap SOL to BSV Lol ... As @EquityDiamonds has noted we are in 2009 levels of retardation with regards to purchasing BSV Here's the process for purchasing BSV through Exodus 1. Login to Exodus 2. In order to purchase anything, have to buy USDC (or something comparable) in order to buy a swappable crypto for BSV eg ETH or SOL (in Exodus' case) 2. In order to buy USDC or something comparable, particular CCs or debit cards (or other payment mechanisms like Google Pay, Venmo, etc) must be acceptable 3. Once you figure out how to pay, you will pay a relatively large fee: FOR EXAMPLE I JUST PAID $28 TO BUY $500 OF USDC (😆) 3. Once USDC is purchased, you have to swap the USDC for ETH or SOL which will then allow you to swap for the original Bitcoin. I chose SOL in this case (which I had done in the past) 4. Now, in order to swap USDC for SOL, you must HAVE SOL 5. So, I had to swap some of my BSV FOR SOL where I am now waiting 3 hours for the transaction to settle (😆) 6. Once SOL transaction is settled, only THEN are you allowed to swap SOL for BSV (Presumably... As I am not quite there yet) 7. So, in total, it appears I will pay up to +$50 in fees to buy $500 of BSV but also apparently have to wait 4 hours in order to swap SOL for BSV at whatever price BSV is at, at the time TOTALLY retarded
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