🚨 Is buying and selling Bitcoin personally illegal?
In simple terms, buying and selling Bitcoin personally is not illegal. You can freely purchase Bitcoin and USDT, and there are no laws explicitly prohibiting such transactions, especially when buying USDT. However, when selling USDT, you need to be particularly careful, especially when receiving payments via bank card.
The key issue is whether you have received dirty money. If your bank card receives funds suspected of being involved in criminal activity (such as money laundering, fraud, etc.), it may be illegal. Not all Bitcoin trading activities are illegal; the focus of the law is whether the source of the funds you receive is clean. If it’s a legitimate transaction, there typically won’t be any problems; however, if you unfortunately receive dirty money, and the police investigate, you may need to prove your innocence.
In simple terms, as long as you haven’t received illegal funds, normal buying and selling of digital currency is not illegal. If you are truly an innocent victim, after losing some money, seek a lawyer to prove your innocence; generally, there shouldn’t be major issues. The key is to avoid being implicated due to dirty funds.
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Note: The above content is merely a personal experience sharing and informational reference, and does not constitute any investment advice. Invest cautiously and make rational decisions!
