The main problem:

All of the big Peer2Peer Crypto Exchanges focus almost exclusively on Bitcoin and Ethereum.

This leaves almost all of the AltCoins without a P2P option: including Doge, Monero, EOS, Tron, and many others.

The secondary problem: around $3 Billion a year is lost in unspent gift cards.

An AltCoin Peer2Peer exchange resolves both issues.

There are easily hundreds of AltCoins that can easily be purchased for much less than the price of Bitcoin or Ethereum. Furthermore, since you can often purchase some of these AltCoins for less than a dollar, you can purchase several of these cryptos. This will allow people to purchase a multitude of AltCoins, even with gift cards.

While some stores will accept a variety of cryptos, the other option is to save them, and earn interest on them. This is done by staking them, generally by a staking pool. You can also hold them on a platform that provides interest. Lastly, through liquidity pools, DeFi, and yield farming, you can also earn more cryptos, increasing your Return On Investment.

What sort of perks will you get for your donation to this AltCoin P2P crowdfunder? You will be provided with AP2P tokens. The AP2P tokens are similar to KuCoins Tokens and Binance Coin. Instead of paying 1% on your transactions, similar to Paxful, you will pay 0.5% on your transaction. The more you donate, the more tokens you earn. The more tokens you earn, the more discounted transactions you will have.

In addition, for those who sell AltCoins, for each AltCoin they have in their listing, they will receive 1 AP2P per month. If they offer Doge, Monero, LitCoine, and BNB Coin, they receive 3 AP2P. In addition, they will receive 1AP2P for each payment option they accept. If they accept Skrill, PayPal, and Gift Cards, they will receive 3 AP2P, in addition to 3 for the cryptos they accept. We may include 1 AP2P, for each different gift card they accept: Amazon, iTune, Google, etc. This is subject to availability.

The problem with Decentralized Exchanges (DEX), including UniSwap, SushiSwap, and others, is that you must first buy the crypto, to be able to use the DEXes. For most, their only option is to purchase it from a centralized exchange, withdraw it, and swap/trade for the cryptos they want. This means that they have to pay a fee to buy, a fee to withdraw, and another fee to trade/swap on the DEX. Since one would buy the crypto they are wanting on the P2P, they bypass unnecessarily steps, thus keeping more of their crypto, and paying less fees. They can then trade/swap directly on the DEX, or place them directly into the pools to earn interest.

Throughout the entire process, you maintain control of your fiat and crypto, without the centralized problem of “not your keys, not your coins.” By keeping the crypto off of a centralized exchange, it reduces a centralized target for hackers to target, and steal your crypto. Likewise, by not being centralized, your risk of your identity being stolen by hackers who target centralized exchanges for KYC is reduced.

As with all crypto and investing, please do your own research, and speak to professionals about financial, legal, and other advise. www.indiegogo.com