2025-12-21 07:21:35

Recently I've been thinking about a question—if there is no C2C withdrawal option, how exactly can we cash out the ETH in our hands?

Although C2C is indeed convenient and quick, it is not the only option. There are various ways to withdraw funds such as in-exchange trading, crypto-to-crypto exchanges, and various liquidity pools... In fact, the methods of withdrawal are diverse. However, each method has different fees, transaction speeds, and operational complexities.

Some people may be accustomed to the convenience of C2C, but if you delve deeper, you'll find that there are quite a few liquidity solutions available in the market. The key still depends on your own needs—if you need money urgently, you'll have to accept high fees; if you're not in a hurry, you can take your time to maneuver.

How does everyone handle this? Any reliable ideas?

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GasFeeCry

· 10h ago

To be honest, C2C has stuck me too many times, so I now habitually exchange coins for U and then to the spot market, although the transaction fees pile up and it's a bit painful.

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ProofOfNothing

· 10h ago

Well, to be honest, the C2C dependency is a bit serious. --- I've been playing with that liquidity pool trap for a while, but the gas fees are really unbearable. --- What to do without C2C? What else can be done? Just go back to the exchange. --- I rely entirely on instant exchange; it's quick and done, who cares about the fees. --- Isn't this question a bit overly worried? If it really gets banned, there are still other ways. --- Coin-to-coin exchange is too troublesome; I still prefer one-click arrival. --- How is DEX liquidity lately? Any reliable pools to recommend? --- To put it bluntly, it depends on how urgent you are; if you're urgent, it's a bit more expensive, but anyway, it can be done. --- Everyone, don't overly rely on a single channel; this lesson is too deep. --- I actually want to try cross-chain withdrawal, but the risk feels a bit high.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 10h ago

To be honest, I had a feeling that C2C would get stuck, the industry is just like this. The combination of Crypto-to-Crypto Trading + Liquidity Mining has actually been sufficient for a long time, it's just a few more steps to take, and the fees won't be outrageously high. However, the real problem is that most people haven't even thought about trying these out, they've been spoiled by C2C for a long time, haha.

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OnchainUndercover

· 10h ago

Coin-to-coin exchange can actually be done, it doesn't necessarily have to be C2C.

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