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If i was to be in this situation now, i wouldnt take the route you are doing. Only because the amount isnt risky yet.
At this stage I would convert all to BTC. Get a reputable lightning wallet (maybe alby+bluewallet). Even though its custodial is not an issue in your case. And send them over lightning.
This is not the best approach, but you can do this relatively safely until you get to $100 then start moving into a better lightning solution. Maybe Phoenix, or by that time, new Zeus would be out.
When you get to a $1000 start moving to a real wallet on chain.
The reason I am saying all this, is i want to save you as much transaction fees as possible. This is really good especially if your exchange supports lightning. Binance does now, if you are on binance.
Not yet on Binance. Thanks, this is the best route I came across till now. It is currently on Uphold, so I have to transfer these to somewhere that supports lightning.
Missing puzzle piece is "Which platform supports lightning too, and is non-KYC so that I can transfer my funds from Uphold to that platform?"
I have an empty Alby wallet though (with whatever coins I have from SN) so I can use that platform to send to Alby.
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