Best way to buy and hold crypto in self-custody in India?

Now is not the time to invest in spot BTC/ETH if you're planning for a long-term hodl.
I won't be holding on to them , they will be send to someone else the same day. and good think I sold everything I had on Wazirx I had last year. At that time selling them sounded like a bad idea but not anymore.
 
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Yes, generally scammers avoid eRupee, as it requires to transfer money to/from bank account to eRupee app as tokens.
Can we just open an eRupee account at any bank? (I think I had received some emails from HDFC and Kotak about eRupee trials)
Also how to send/receive money to eRupee account? via UPI?
 
Considering that this thing can fall by 80% in a few months and is already up 6-7 times from last low, why take risk now ? FOMO is a bad bad thing.
who is holding XD
If you want nothing to do with account freezing, don't use bank accounts at all. :jimlad:
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Tried e rupee for the first time. the transaction limit kind of sucks. loading money is also not easy due to limit. if large amount needs to be loaded. you have to wait for a day has 25k (10k+10k+5K) is how you can load money.
 
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For long term or cold storage - electrum or any known OSS wallet.
For hot wallet with decent amount - Hardware wallet like Ledger or similar.

Never store any amount in any exchange.
 
Tried e rupee for the first time. the transaction limit kind of sucks. loading money is also not easy due to limit. if large amount needs to be loaded. you have to wait for a day has 25k (10k+10k+5K) is how you can load money.
Many changes have been implemented since its launch, which wasn’t the case a year ago.
For larger amounts (USDT), people often trade with known individuals from the community and not rely on p2p.