I have many firiends they are using this site without any problem for years even they are living in USA and they never need to send KYC documents or any thing for any verification as they are doing nothing wrong with this.

website: https://jamm.to/
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If OP still need then as stated above just one good and solid option is betcoin.ag as its one of best sportsbetting site here in bitcoin and altcoins community with long history and good reputation they never ask for KYC just in case something very fishy happen no other site is going like them right now for USA based customers.

2.5 The website does not permit accounts to be opened by customers resident in certain jurisdictions, including but not limited to the United States of America (including USA dependencies, military bases and territories), Australia, United Kingdom, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine or other restricted jurisdictions ("Restricted Jurisdiction") as communicated by us from time to time.

website: https://coinshares.io/
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Domain Name: COINSHARES.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300001185851510-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.namecheap.com
Registrar URL: www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2020-08-28T20:37:23Z
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Well, that's quite ironic, my registration being 6 years older than yours. Maybe even older than you.

The fees aren't a problem but the lack of block space is. I have proposed a way to scale the bitcoin network on chain https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2381234.0 , so far the development team is afraid to make radical moves. Meanwhile BCH and co. slowly but surely creep up https://coinmarketcap.com .

BCH is all right, at least they don't have crazy BTC transaction fees but increased block size has been a mistake leading to centralization. I think only Roger Ver and Jihan Wu would be able to implement this and to bury Blockstream and their Lightning Network in the process:

The most surprising thing about all this is that the comments on the /r/btc subreddit calling Ver out for being a scammer have neither been downvoted in to oblivion nor deleted. Are even BCashers getting fed up of Ver's lying and manipulation?

By the way, I actually tried buying BCH on local.bitcoin.com just for the hell of it a few months ago and I got scammed for about $40 if I remember correctly.

This is the worst part of the whole thing... the subreddit is literally named "r/btc" but here you have Ver specifically directing someone to buy BCH... If anybody else did this, they would also be labeled a scammer.

I just lost 1,400 BTC via the same method described above.

I had 1,400 BTC in a wallet that I had not accessed since 2017. I foolishly installed the old version of the electrum wallet. My coins propagated. I attempted to transfer about 1 BTC however was unable to proceed. A pop-up displayed stating I was required to update my security prior to being able to transfer funds.

I installed the update which immediately triggered the transfer of my entire balance to a scammers address.

Maybe because purchasing the Teslas ahead of time is a big hassle (especially if they're located in the USA and the customer is in Europe for example), and because AFAIK winners can take a cash prize instead of the Tesla if they don't want to deal with the car.