Judii 0 Report post Posted June 18 I've been looking at moving some of my recurring hosting payments over to crypto, partly for privacy reasons and partly because I'm already holding some Bitcoin and Ethereum that I'd rather put to use. My main concern is the volatility side of things — if I load up a wallet for hosting and the price drops 20% before I use it, that feels like a bad deal. Has anyone here actually been paying for their PBN hosting with crypto regularly? I'm curious whether stablecoins like USDC make more sense for this use case, or whether just paying in BTC is practical enough given typical hosting invoice amounts. Also wondering whether any hosts pass on network fees or bundle them into the price. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jimmy Sky 0 Report post Posted June 18 Running a PBN means keeping your hosting footprint as clean as possible and that includes payment methods. Credit cards and PayPal both leave trails that can link your network back to a single owner if anyone is paying attention. Switched to crypto payments after reading through Paying for hosting using Crypto which lays out the whole process clearly for anyone who hasn't done it before. Setup took less than an hour and now every hosting account in my network has genuinely separate payment history. One of those small operational changes that adds up to real security over time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
