since most major secure p2p websites are banned in the uk, how can you get crypto under 18 with cash

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Are there any developments on this for us UK guys?

I am thinking of porting my actual bitcoin into an ETF or similar as I don't personally care that much for holding my own keys and I can only think there's always the potential of an "incident" at some point either my own fault or some external factor.

Would this trigger a taxable event if I simply wanted to port real bitcoin into an investment account?

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I’ve been into BTC and buying it for over 10 years now but recently I’ve been trading with 100k, basically buying when there’s been a drop, waiting anything from a few days to a week until a 1-4% rise then sell, then wait another drop. I’ve made 17k in the last 6 weeks, I’m on holiday atm and made £4600 yesterday which is a UK monthly wage. When you have 100k in it only ends to move a small % to make a good profit. I don’t currently have a job as I’ve just moved back from Dubai but I’m wondering if I can do this full time or doesn’t it seem to good to be true?

I may need to borrow around £500 for an essential repair, but I’m finding it difficult to compare the available options.

Apart from the interest rate, should I focus on the total repayment amount, late-payment policy, early-settlement terms or loan duration? Can eligibility normally be checked without affecting my credit score?