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  1. November 11, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Prepaid credits when you run more than one event or listing

    If you organise several events or list more than once, prepaid credits let you publish without stopping to pay each time. Here is when the model makes sense.

  2. November 10, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Choosing the right category so buyers can find your listing

    The category you pick decides who sees your ad. Too broad and it drowns in noise, too narrow and nobody looks there. Here is how to choose well.

  3. November 9, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Choosing a category when you set up your community

    The category you pick shapes who finds your community and what they expect. A quick look at how to choose one that fits and why it matters.

  4. November 8, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Running your first event when you have never organised one before

    A practical guide to planning and running a small event from scratch, from picking a date and venue to handling tickets and check-in on the day.

  5. November 7, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Bitcoin payments in your town: what local communities actually do

    Local bitcoin groups use maps, meetups, merchant visits and word of mouth to grow adoption. Here's how they connect buyers and businesses in their own cities.

  6. November 6, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Stablecoins versus bitcoin: when to use which for payments

    Bitcoin and stablecoins both work for crypto payments, but each suits different situations. Here's how to choose the right one for your use case.

  7. November 5, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Watching your first listing: what to do while you wait

    You have posted your first item for sale in crypto. Now the waiting begins. How to stay visible, when to adjust and what not to change on impulse.

  8. November 4, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Using events to bring new members into a community

    A well-timed event can introduce dozens of people to your community at once. Here is how to plan it, bridge the gap between guests and members, and keep the momentum going.

  9. November 3, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Keeping the money of each event apart: one wallet per occasion

    Why separating funds for each event makes accounting simpler, helps you see what worked and keeps personal money out of the business picture.

  10. November 2, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    When a customer asks if you take bitcoin and you say yes

    The first time someone pays you in bitcoin at the counter feels different. Here is what happens in the first few weeks and how the novelty settles into routine.

  11. November 1, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Topping up credits before you need them saves you time later

    Prepaid credits let you post listings or renew subscriptions without scrambling for a wallet. A few minutes now means you can work when inspiration strikes.

  12. October 31, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Remote services: how to list freelance work on a classifieds site

    Freelancers can use classifieds to find clients who pay in crypto. The trick is describing your service clearly, setting expectations and pricing for remote delivery.

  13. October 30, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Subscriptions paid in stablecoins: what to expect as an owner

    Recurring subscriptions in crypto bring fewer gatekeepers and lower fees, but also new responsibilities. What community owners need to think through before they start.

  14. October 29, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Free events with registration: cutting down no-shows

    Registration filters casual interest from real commitment. A few simple steps can halve the empty seats at your next free workshop or meetup.

  15. October 28, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Accepting bitcoin at the counter: the minimum a shop owner needs to know

    You don't need to understand the technology to accept bitcoin payments. Here's what actually matters when a customer wants to pay at your till.

  16. October 27, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Paying with a QR code on Solana: the small checks that prevent mistakes

    Scanning a payment QR on Solana feels instant, but a few quick checks before you confirm the transaction will save you from sending to the wrong place.

  17. October 27, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Crypto classifieds: sell anything and get paid in Bitcoin or USDT

    On Anyza Market you list a product, a service or something you are looking for, and the buyer pays you directly in USDT, USDC or Bitcoin. No sales commission and no listing fee; a live listing uses 1 credit a day, covered by the free monthly credits for up to 3 listings.

  18. October 27, 2026 · Anyza Events

    How to sell event tickets for Bitcoin and USDT (without a ticketing fee)

    With Anyza Events you sell tickets for in-person, online or hybrid events and buyers pay you directly in USDC, USDT, Bitcoin or Lightning, or by card on your payment link. No percentage per ticket: a paid event costs about US$ 0.20 to publish and US$ 0.03 per ticket.

  19. October 27, 2026 · Anyza Club

    A Skool alternative that accepts crypto (and takes 0% of your memberships)

    Anyza Club is a community platform like Skool, with courses, a feed, chat, events and paid memberships, where members pay you directly in USDC, USDT or Bitcoin, or by card on your own payment link.

  20. October 27, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Where to spend bitcoin in 2026: countries, cities and how to pay

    More than 27,000 places around the world accept bitcoin today, and about 8 in 10 of them take Lightning. Here are the countries and cities with the most, and how to find a place near you.

  21. October 26, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Reviews and reputation when you start selling with no history

    Building trust as a new seller on a classifieds site means clear communication, realistic promises and small steps that let buyers feel confident.

  22. October 25, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Rankings and levels: when gamification helps your community

    Points, badges and leaderboards can make a community more lively or turn it into a chore. Here is when gamification works and when it backfires.

  23. October 24, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Online, in person or hybrid: when each format makes sense

    Choosing between online, in-person or hybrid events is not about trends. It is about who you want to reach, what you want to happen in the room and what you can manage.

  24. October 23, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Travelling with bitcoin: planning and common sense

    Before you rely on bitcoin abroad, check what actually exists in the place you are going. A few advance searches can save you from hunger and inconvenience.

  25. October 22, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Stablecoins for people who have never used them before

    USDC and USDT let you hold and spend digital dollars without a bank account. Here is what they are, how they work, and what to watch out for when you use them.

  26. October 21, 2026 · Anyza Market

    A storefront on a classifieds site: when it makes sense

    Creating a dedicated seller page can build trust and repeat buyers, but it only pays off if you list regularly or sell related items.

  27. October 20, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Moderation without policing: simple rules that work

    Heavy-handed moderation kills conversation. Here's how to keep your community civil and welcoming with a handful of clear rules and a light touch.

  28. October 19, 2026 · Anyza Events

    A ticket refund policy people actually understand

    Clear refund rules prevent disputes, protect your time and help ticket buyers decide faster. Here is how to write a policy that works for small events.

  29. October 18, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Where you can already pay with bitcoin in your city

    Most cities have a few places accepting bitcoin, but they are not always easy to spot. Here is how to find them and what to expect when you walk in.

  30. October 17, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Self-custody wallet or exchange: who actually holds your crypto

    When you keep crypto on an exchange, you are trusting someone else with the key. A self-custody wallet puts you in control, but it also means you are responsible for keeping it safe.

  31. October 16, 2026 · Anyza Market

    What is worth listing for buyers in another country

    Cross-border classifieds work best for items that are light, durable and hard to find locally. Here is how to think about what travels well and what stays home.

  32. October 14, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Early-bird, concession, complimentary: organising ticket types

    Different ticket types help you reward early commitment, make events accessible and thank volunteers. Here's how to set them up without creating confusion.

  33. October 13, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Communities that put whole towns on the bitcoin map

    How local bitcoin groups build merchant networks, organise training sessions and turn their towns into destinations for crypto travellers.

  34. October 12, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Address poisoning: the look-alike scam and how to spot it

    Scammers send fake transactions to trick you into copying the wrong address. Learn how to check the middle characters and avoid losing your crypto.

  35. October 11, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Selling for crypto: agreeing on payment and delivery sensibly

    When you sell something for bitcoin or stablecoins, agreeing on payment and delivery terms upfront keeps both sides happy and avoids confusion.

  36. October 10, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Live sessions with your community: preparation, timing and follow-up

    Running a live session for your paid community takes more than showing up. Here is how to prepare, pick the right time and turn one hour into lasting value.

  37. October 9, 2026 · Anyza Events

    QR check-in at the door: avoiding queues at small events

    A long queue at the entrance ruins the mood before your event even starts. Here's how QR check-in works and what to prepare so the first fifteen minutes go smoothly.

  38. October 8, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Accepting bitcoin at the counter without a tech degree

    You don't need special hardware or a business account to take bitcoin payments in person. A phone, a wallet app and two minutes of setup are enough to start.

  39. October 7, 2026 · Finance and crypto

    Why your USDT on Tron never reached the Solana wallet

    Sending crypto to the wrong network is a common mistake that looks like lost money. Here is what happens when networks do not match and how to check before you send.

  40. October 6, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Dealing with strangers online: warning signs and good habits

    Buying and selling on classifieds means talking to people you have never met. A few practical habits can help you spot trouble early and keep transactions smooth.

  41. October 5, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Why group chats die and how to keep the conversation going

    Most community chats go quiet after a few weeks. Here is how to keep people talking without forcing it or doing all the work yourself.

  42. October 4, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Starting a bitcoin meetup in your city from scratch

    You want to bring together people interested in bitcoin where you live, but nobody else has done it yet. Here is how to plan the first evening and keep it going.

  43. October 3, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Finding places that accept bitcoin when you travel

    Planning a trip with bitcoin means checking maps ahead of time, asking locals and having a backup. Here is what works in practice.

  44. October 1, 2026 · Anyza Market

    Writing a listing that sells: photos, title and price

    A good listing shows what the buyer needs to decide. Clear photos, a specific title and a sensible price make the difference between silence and offers.

  45. September 30, 2026 · Anyza Club

    Starting a paid community without pushing away free members

    Opening a community with paid subscriptions can feel risky. Here is how to welcome everyone while still earning from those who value your work most.

  46. September 29, 2026 · Anyza Events

    Selling tickets and getting paid straight to your own wallet

    Most ticket platforms hold your money for days or weeks. When you sell tickets for crypto, every payment lands in your wallet the moment someone buys.

  47. September 28, 2026 · Anyza Radar

    Putting your shop on the bitcoin map

    When you start accepting bitcoin, listing your business on public maps helps customers find you and builds trust in your neighbourhood.

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