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Maybe. You need a willing buyer. Because crypto are not legal tenders, it has no legal status to settle out going debt in court like say during bankruptcy or when debtor sue you. As a result people are not forced accept this currency and its solvency depends on how much people are trading it for real currency. 

Sudo make me a sandwich 

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As many people advise, I would also like to advise - do not chase for a super price when exchanging. To be more precise, look for a profitable place, but be careful. A lot of sites are fake, incorrect, or completely fraudulent. There are several time-tested sites, which have long been exchanging. 

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you can use a lot of exchanges for changing out your crypto. the easiest is changelly they do almost all crypto and the fee is next to nill. For all my mining profits I use kraken because they do most currencies and the fees are minimal and i can convert my profits to fiat currency (USD, EUR, exc)

Converting your crypto to like USD is usually a involved process because there is verifications that need to be done by most exchanges. Most of my money i just convert to BTC and hold and only sell off a little at a time as i need to buy stuff.

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