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[Zwei]

I have a question: can I use my local exchange address to receive USDT?

i don't see why you can't? but it's better to send USDT to your own wallet first before sending them to an exchange.

14.9605 is the exact value I receive, or will still be deducted as a fee?

what you see is what you get, there are no extra fees. but make sure to pick fixed rate to get the exact amount.

So, if I make another transaction at a different time, will I get the same sender's USDT address?

this is something cce.cash would have to answer.

[CCECash]

I have a question: can I use my local exchange address to receive USDT?

14.9605 is the exact value I receive, or will still be deducted as a fee?

So, if I make another transaction at a different time, will I get the same sender's USDT address?

Yes, you can choose an exchange address to receive the funds.

If you choose a floating exchange rate, the amount you receive will fluctuate based on the market price of BTC; you'll receive more when the price rises and less when it falls. If you choose a fixed exchange rate, you will receive the exact amount shown.

TWe have no requirements for the receiving address.

[Faisal2202]

I am surprised to see such a high commission for referrals, I really liked it and so far I have never seen such high commion anywhere. But I have a question.

Imagine this scenario:
What if I or someone, have several subscriptions and they pay in crypto, and what if they use cce.cash to pay them, but what they do is, they first create an account here, they give their referral link to themeselves (haha) and then use that link to exchange, and then pay for the subscriptions, they are paying the subscriptions either way but here they are saving 40% on expenditure minus the commision the are going to pay you, but there are always pairs with the lowest fee so i am pretty sure with 40% commision in hand they can save some more money. How would you take this like how would you deal this if you consider this abusive and spamming action!


By the way will you guys start sharing market insights again?

[Chikito]

I have a question: can I use my local exchange address to receive USDT?

i don't see why you can't? but it's better to send USDT to your own wallet first before sending them to an exchange.

Because I have experience receiving directly from a gambling site, my coin is stuck, and must contact costumer support to get it back.

I am not sure that the USDT address is fresh or used to send to many customer addresses.

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If you choose a floating exchange rate, the amount you receive will fluctuate based on the market price of BTC; you'll receive more when the price rises and less when it falls. If you choose a fixed exchange rate, you will receive the exact amount shown.

The sending address will change periodically.

Tks, I get a satisfactory answer. The address changes periodically, making it difficult to track.

[hugeblack]

I am surprised to see such a high commission for referrals, I really liked it and so far I have never seen such high commion anywhere. But I have a question.

I think you misunderstood it, as it is 40% of their profits^[1], not of the transaction value. For example, if the transaction was for $100 and the transaction fee was 2%, their profit would be $2. You would get 40% of these profits, which is approximately equal to $1.

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You will receive 40% of our profits for each exchange of your referral

[Faisal2202]

I think you misunderstood it, as it is 40% of their profits[1], not of the transaction value. For example, if the transaction was for $100 and the transaction fee was 2%, their profit would be $2. You would get 40% of these profits, which is approximately equal to $1.

Thanks hugeblack, I was also shocked at first but it is still good, and no doubt no one can abuse the system this way but after reading the section 6 on affiliate program terms, I understand now, Still the service providers using CCE can save hell lot of money for themselves.

[examplens]

Thanks hugeblack, I was also shocked at first but it is still good, and no doubt no one can abuse the system this way but after reading the section 6 on affiliate program terms, I understand now, Still the service providers using CCE can save hell lot of money for themselves.

I am also shocked that someone would think that it is a percentage of the total order, and not just the profit of the service.
The referral program is always designed to stimulate users to promote the service on their own initiative. That is the basic purpose. It is not possible to avoid all possible circumvention of the rules and abuse. I believe that CCE.Cash is ready to accept the risk of potential abuse when someone uses its own referral link.

[Zwei]

Because I have experience receiving directly from a gambling site, my coin is stuck, and must contact costumer support to get it back.

this happened to me in the past as well. now i always withdraw to my address first, then exchange to another coin if i ever need to deposit or pay on sites that don't accept coins linked to gambling.

... Still the service providers using CCE can save hell lot of money for themselves.

well, they can try to save money, but they risk not getting any of it.
if you check section 4 of the affiliate program terms, it's not allowed to exchange coins using your own referral link (among other things).

[Faisal2202]

I am also shocked that someone would think that it is a percentage of the total order, and not just the profit of the service.

It was really shocking to think like that haha.

well, they can try to save money, but they risk not getting any of it.
if you check section 4 of the affiliate program terms, it's not allowed to exchange coins using your own referral link (among other things).

That I read after hugeblack's reply but thank zwei for mentioing it as the section 4.2.11, 4.4, clears it all. It is abusive.

[hugeblack]

Thanks hugeblack, I was also shocked at first but it is still good, and no doubt no one can abuse the system this way but after reading the section 6 on affiliate program terms, I understand now, Still the service providers using CCE can save hell lot of money for themselves.

I don't think so. I tried using referral links on the forum, and the best I got was ~15 referrals per day. the best you'll get is $15-$20 daily (assuming transactions are always less than $200), and there might be days without a single click. Therefore, as a user, signature campaigns are better than referral links.

I believe that CCE.Cash is ready to accept the risk of potential abuse when someone uses its own referral link.

System abuse can be easily detected by tracking repetitions.
Referral links are good for YouTubers if their content creation costs are low.

[examplens]

I don't think so. I tried using referral links on the forum, and the best I got was ~15 referrals per day. the best you'll get is $15-$20 daily (assuming transactions are always less than $200), and there might be days without a single click. Therefore, as a user, signature campaigns are better than referral links.

Traditional CEX, where an account must be created, plus mandatory KYC, which means one account per person, is much better for that. Thus, your referral remains yours for life and, if everything is ok, a very solid long-term earning potential.
It's different with the instant exchanger, maybe the first time I used your ref link for cce.cash, but the next time, if I don't use it (ref link), you don't get anything from there.

[dkbit98]

I have a question: can I use my local exchange address to receive USDT?

You can use any address you want, but what is going to happen if they ask you to prove ownership of coins and how did you get them?
I think it's safer to first download to your own non-custodial wallet and than send the coins to local exchange.
What I don't like for most stablecoins is that you can't send coins unless you have base currency, only L-USDT is exception from this rule.

[bitmover]

I don't think so. I tried using referral links on the forum, and the best I got was ~15 referrals per day. the best you'll get is $15-$20 daily (assuming transactions are always less than $200), and there might be days without a single click. Therefore, as a user, signature campaigns are better than referral links.

Signature campagins are really good for us 

But your results with referral links are also very good. I never tried it here... actually, I once added a ref link in my signature for a casino  , but I got literally zero return...

I think it depends on what service you are promoting, to get good results.

[Zwei]

It's different with the instant exchanger, maybe the first time I used your ref link for cce.cash, but the next time, if I don't use it (ref link), you don't get anything from there.

i think you can still earn multiple times from a single link click. but that will depend on the cookies settings that the instant exchange uses (if they use cookies to track referrals).

What I don't like for most stablecoins is that you can't send coins unless you have base currency, only L-USDT is exception from this rule.

you can send USDT on eth now for less than $0.01, so it's not really as inconvenient as it was in the past few years, $1 worth of eth can last you a while now.

[examplens]

i think you can still earn multiple times from a single link click. but that will depend on the cookies settings that the instant exchange uses (if they use cookies to track referrals).

I bookmarked some services like cce.cash a long time ago, so I no longer need to click on a link in someone's signature.
If I clicked on someone's referral link for the first time, it happened a long time ago, and he no longer has any interest in my trades on cce.cash. That's why I claim that the referral program from instant exchanges cannot be significantly profitable through signatures on the forum.

[dkbit98]

you can send USDT on eth now for less than $0.01, so it's not really as inconvenient as it was in the past few years, $1 worth of eth can last you a while now.

I know that and I was not talking about fees, that was a big problem in past and it could happen again, but I was talking about fact that you need to have other base coins (like ethereum) to send most stable coins from your wallet.

[Chikito]

I just want to share my experience using CCE.Cash a while ago.

Most likely, there is no more than 10 minutes for all transactions to be complete when I try to exchange BTC to Doge (into my local exchange address)

1. I exchange 0.0003 BTC with floating rate.



2. BTC deposit address looks fresh, only 1 transaction from me.  This indicates that my privacy security is maintained on the website



3. After several minutes, I received Doge into my wallet. All transactions are smooth, fast, and simple without any problems. Everything was as I expected, and do not hesitate to use it again on future.



This is an exciting experience that I have had, because I ever done it on another exchange in the past, but not so fast and clean like CCE.Cash.

I also write my review on trustpilot: https://www.trustpilot.com/reviews/695c56bb23af8e07c6f6877b

[CCECash]

With the cryptocurrency market experiencing a significant correction at the end of 2025, the most pressing question for investors entering 2026 is undoubtedly: Is the bull market over? Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors and a well-known Wall Street analyst, gave a remarkably clear and optimistic answer in a recent interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box." He stated bluntly that Bitcoin's (BTC) peak has not yet arrived, and predicts that we could witness Bitcoin reaching a new all-time high (ATH) as early as the end of January this year.

January Breakout Imminent: Bitcoin Shakes Off Year-End Gloom and Resumes its Upward Trend
Looking back at 2025, Bitcoin reached a record high of over $126,000 in October, although it subsequently fell back to around $88,500 at the end of December, causing some market participants to lose confidence. However, Tom Lee believes that this correction is not a structural recession, but rather a necessary "digestion period" before a major bull run. He admitted that his previous prediction of breaking $200,000 by the end of 2025 was too aggressive, but remained confident in the explosive potential of January.

From an expert's perspective, January is typically a crucial period for institutional investors to reallocate assets. With the end of the tax sell-off and the release of the new fiscal year budget, Bitcoin's status as digital gold makes it a top choice for both safe-haven assets and those seeking excess returns. If Bitcoin can reclaim the $100,000 mark during this period, it will significantly boost market sentiment and trigger a new wave of FOMO (fear-driven buying).

2026 Market Outlook: Strategic Adjustment in the First Half, Super Market Rally in the Second Half

Despite a short-term bullish outlook, Tom Lee also issued a warning about the overall trend in 2026. He defines 2026 as "a year consisting of two phases." In the first half of the year, the market will face a so-called "strategic reset," where institutional investors' rebalancing actions may lead to increased price volatility and a relatively difficult market performance.

However, this volatility is considered "constructive." Experts analyze that this volatility is intended to shake out weak leveraged positions and lay the foundation for a large-scale rally in the second half of the year. Tom Lee emphasizes that any recent fluctuations should be seen as buying opportunities rather than exit signals, as the potential gains in the second half of 2026 will far exceed current expectations.


Btw, I'd like to take this opportunity to ask anyone who knows how to quickly check ANN and compile a list of links to translations of our thread?

[NotATether]

I have added CCE.Cash back to BitMixList - welcome back

Btw, I'd like to take this opportunity to ask anyone who knows how to quickly check ANN and compile a list of links to translations of our thread?

@Porfirii and @GazetaBitcoin are the ones to ask. They and a bunch of other people basically coordinate the thread translations on the entire site.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5442314.0

[Faisal2202]

I think it depends on what service you are promoting, to get good results.

Plus how many members are following you possibly from the local community. Considering the % he really made good profit and it also depends on the amount too.

In the first half of the year, the market will face a so-called "strategic reset," where institutional investors' rebalancing actions may lead to increased price volatility and a relatively difficult market performance.

That means the first phase is to accumulate more Satoshi, and this analysis is really a good one to get an overview of the whole year and of course it can change later according to the sentiments and we must prepare for that too.