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Pricing in USD When You Get Paid in Crypto
One of the trickiest parts of selling on Anyza Market is setting your price in USD when you know the buyer will pay you in stablecoins like USDT or USDC, or in Bitcoin. The exchange rate moves, so what's the best approach? Here's the practical way: set your price based on what you'd get in real money right now. If you're selling something worth $100 at today's rates, list it at $100. Don't try to predict where the price will go in a week—you'll just confuse yourself and your buyers. A few things to keep in mind: - Check the rate on a reliable exchange or tracker just before you list. That's your baseline. - Remember that converting between crypto and fiat has a small cost. Some platforms charge 1-2%, so factor that in if you want to end up with a specific amount. - Once you agree on a price with the buyer in the chat, lock it in. Don't change it because the market moved—that's how deals fall apart. - If you're accepting USDT or USDC, agree on the network (Tron, Ethereum, Solana, etc.) and always double-check the wallet address before sending or receiving. Sending on the wrong network can lose the money. The key is being clear and fair from the start. Your buyers are probably new to crypto too, and they'll appreciate straightforward pricing. How do you decide what exchange rate to use when you list something?