Paypal wasn't an option in the early years of Bitcoin.  I believe it was on October 21 2020 when paypal first launched its service, due to the pandemic and a strategic move of paypal to broaden its horizon, they announce their addition of Bitcoin services stated in this link: https://newsroom.paypal-corp.com/2020-10-21-PayPal-Launches-New-Service-Enabling-Users-to-Buy-Hold-and-Sell-Cryptocurrency

It was said that in 2021, paypal users can use BTC to pay for paypal partner merchants which is said to be around 26m.


Paypal in the year 2010 does not support Bitcoin purchase.



Paypal have poor customer service, they can revert payment which scammers are exploiting, and paypal just like any centralized services can freeze or pause an account.  One of the worst move of paypal which give users a bad taste of their service is the implementation of the fine for misinformation where they can withdraw $2500 for spreading misinformation from the suspected account.  Detail about the story can be found here: https://www.collctiv.com/blog/whats-going-on-with-paypal

Bitcoin started its journey in 2009. That is, 2010 was the new state of Bitcoin. So at that time there was no popular medium like Binance, Bybit or Coinbase for Bitcoin transactions. People used to transact directly on Bitcoin forums or through PayPal. But PayPal's rules and regulations do not protect the interests of Bitcoin. That is, PayPal can provide security to a person's money but cannot protect the privacy of that person's money. A person's Bitcoin is safe as long as it is in his own hands. But when you transact through PayPal, the security of your money goes to a third party. So it can be said that having Bitcoin in a custodial wallet means a security risk.

Paypal was known to freeze money, even if you did nothing wrong.

But i'm sure back then people were buying through paypal, it's basically like P2P, you don't buy off merchant but using paypal as if you're sending money to stranger.

If you are worried about scams, there's reason why escrow exists. But the risk of charge back definitely there.

It’s easy to be the most recommended back then if there’s not much platforms offering to buy bitcoin from. But now, there are thousands maybe even more platforms offering bitcoin. These platforms also have different features making each one unique to one another. Some have KYC, some don’t. Some only work in specific regions. And etc. Now we are flooded with options and paypal no longer is the best option.

But if paypal might have issues on new liberty back then, how else could someone buy as much bitcoin on new liberty for that time period without using paypal with little to no risks? 

Centralized exchanges can seize your bitcoin too but Paypal has their mechanism for chargeback while with Bitcoin blockchain, your Bitcoin transactions are irreversible, no chargeback, no seize if a transaction was confirmed by miner, and it was sent to your non custodial wallet, no one can charge your bitcoin back.

Paypal pioneered or make online digital payments more easily and conveniently. I believe that if we don't have Bitcoin blockchain, we would have still using Paypal as most favorite payment method.

Paypal years ago had to change themselves because of very strong growth of Bitcoin. If they want to maintain their customers on Paypal, they have to accept Bitcoin. It's give years ago, in 2020 Paypal joined cryptocurrency industry by allowing cryptocurrency buying, holding and selling for US merchants.

So this means that it will be related to Bitcoin and there will be a similar chain running, which is why it is called Bitcoin and Crypto.

Some of them are done in such a way that we are forced to do this work for our own benefit and after that we realize that we got this work for a loss. This is also known for its work and experience and it is also quite beneficial for us, from which it can improve its performance.

This is what most people do and that is why we are worried and that is why we use this free work in this. If we use it in another way, we might not get any harm.

So it wouldnt be feasibly realistically possible to buy like 1500 usd worth of bitcoin via paypal on new liberty before mid 2010?

What is the best way to withdraw bitcoin into cash right now? Paypal or just to a bank card?

If there are withdrawal limits on the bank cards or paypal? Is it better to withdraw in parts or the full amount to avoid problems?