Make 28k daily from Perfect Money arbitrage Trading opportunity.

Good day everyone,

I will be straight with this.

 Just like the previous articles, you will be guided through the step by step instructions on how to make between NGN 28K to NGN 40k daily in crypto arbitrage with just your internet enabled mobile phone, Binance and Perfect Money.


The golden rule is the same; it is still profitable as at the time of writing this article and the recommended starting capital is at least NGN 100k.

I will assume that you have some knowledge about the crypto world already.



NB: AS A USUAL PRACTICE, I WILL BE DROPPING A VIDEO ON THIS IF REQUESTED, AND WILL BE AVAILABLE AT A PRICE AND MAYBE TO THOSE WHO USED MY REFERRAL CODE IN SIGNING UP FOR BINANCE.

Visit-  https://sulakishop.blogspot.com for all your queries on the elementaries of crypto arbitrage Trading.


Requirements:
1. A Valid and accessible email.
2. Functional Perfect Money (PM) USD account at perfectmoney.is or download the app on the play store.
3. Create a binance account at
https://accounts.binance.info/register?ref=465512495
or use the referral ID: 465512495
4. Set up your KYC accordingly ( a valid email, ID, utility bill) etc.
5. The video tutorial or one on one guide will only be available at a price and maybe to whoever that uses my referral ID to sign up binance.

Steps to follow:

i. Login to your PM account and copy out your USD account number e.g
U1061483.




ii. Visit www.truexgold.com to buy perfect money (PM) with Naira.

We will buy N100,000 worth of PM. In the picture below: 
*Point a is the amount paid in Naira 
*Point b is the equivalent PM amount.
*Point c is the received PM after charges
Once your payment is confirmed, in this case , 99.5 Perfect Money - USD.




iii. Go to binance P2P and buy BTC with the PM by changing your payment method to perfect money. But before you can do that, you will change your fiat currency to USD (PM is easier to buy readily in AMERICA and acceptable as well) in the picture below the procedures are circled.
0.00361368 BTC will be bought with 99.5 USD Perfect Money.








iv. Change your fiat back to Naira in the following procedures and sell the 0.00361368 BTC to Naira.
Change the amount to N100,000 (initial capital), fill in your bank details.




v. 0.00361368BTC was sold for NGN 101,436.00

vi. Take your profit N101436.00-N100000= N1,436.

vii. Repeat the same process as much as you can depending on your verification level.

Note: Kindly find out if the opportunity is still available as at the time of reading this article to avoid any story that touches.

Conclusively, if we were to repeat the procedure up to 20 times daily, we would have made above 28,000 Naira cool cash. If properly perfected, each transaction should not take more than between 15mins to 30mins to conclude.


Remember the golden rules:

1. Get an average knowledge of crypto trading and DYOR.
2. Get a sound mentorship from an expert trader.
3. Persevere and follow Proper risk management procedures.

Good luck!

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