Anyone else?

I think there is a misunderstanding.

I am not looking to buy or sell a large quantity of bitcoin on the OTC market. Rather, I want to learn how to become an OTC broker (the intermediary between the buyer and the seller).

How can one go about becoming a broker?

Thanks for the reply LaGaulois!

I have a decent background in finance and accounting, so that shouldn't be a problem. I also figured that becoming an OTC broker will involve a licensing process with the jurisdiction in which I reside.

My biggest challenge right now is finding out more about the OTC market (how it works, where it operates, and how to make connects/form a network). Can you (or anyone) help me out on this front?

But is this applicable to an aspiring broker?

I want to become a broker/intermediary, not a trader (i.e., trading my own funds via OTC). I want to connect buyers and sellers, and then take a small piece of the action for myself.

Hey all,

This is my first post   . I've been casually researching cryptocurrency over the past couple years now. While I want to get in on the action, I don't like the idea of just investing all in. I'd much rather start providing a service in the crypto space. I've read about crypto OTC brokers and I've been thinking that brokering smaller crypto deals could be a perfect way to enter the space. Right now, I am trying to figure out exactly how one goes about offering such a service (How does one become an OTC intermediary broker?). Where would I advertise my services? Where would I find buyers/sellers to broker the deals? How can I connect with other brokers? Do I haft to worry about government regulations (i.e., would I be considered a 'money service business?)?

I understand that, of course, it is my responsibility to do my own research, but I wanted to ask if someone could point me in the right direction? That would be much appreciated

Thanks all,

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