How to Invest Money in Crypto in Countries Restricted from the U.S Trade

Crypto nowadays is no joke, people are investing in it and they get rich from it, it's like free money!

Some people who live in Syria, Iran, and Cuba don't have the ability to even get into this Cryptocurrency thing, but it's not impossible or illegal because no government has control over crypto, it's just digital data saved on your computer or phone even online and it's safer to use than cash.

Without any further delay, here is how to invest money in crypto in these countries:

That might seem impossible to invest money in these countries because they don't have credit cards or any online bank account like PayPal to even start, but I actually managed to do so with some outside help, I simply knew someone who lives in an outside country so I made two crypto wallets, one for me and one for that other person and I gave that guy money to transfer from my country's currency to dollar or whatever currency the country of that person uses and transfer this money again to a cryptocurrency then send it to you through his wallet, this is the beauty of crypto, it's open for everyone and anyone can get it any time.

Now this tactic is actually pretty dangerous to do because of one reason and it's that person, you MUST have some big bonds with that guy and a lot of trusts because after all, you're technically giving money to a stranger so if one of your family member is living outside the country, you're good to go, and getting you money back is just the same tactic, but it's in reverse (send the cypto to that person, make him transfer it from it's state to his countries currency, transfer it again to your countries currency, let him send it back to you).

P.S. tranfering money must be to the person's country that he lives in because it can be illegal to hold other currencies, and when that person sends you back that money make sure it's your countries currency because holding to other currencies in these countries is a pretty big deal and can lead to jail.

That's my first blog and my first post, so thanks for reading it and I hope you all a great day!