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Even after last year’s regulatory shake‑ups, the overwhelming majority of Cambodians who want Bitcoin still get it the grassroots way—through peer‑to‑peer (P2P) marketplaces on big overseas exchanges (above all Binance, but also Bitget, OKX, Bybit and KuCoin). Sellers advertise in Khmer, accept instant local payments (ABA Bank transfers, Wing/TrueMoney e‑wallet top‑ups, even cash), and release coins held in escrow the moment the money lands. A typical buyer therefore (1) logs in to a P2P app, (2) pays a stranger in riel or U.S. dollars, (3) receives USDT and immediately swaps that stable‑coin into BTC inside the same app—and voilà, they own Bitcoin without ever touching a “crypto‑enabled” Cambodian bank. Card‑based on‑ramps like Transak or Changelly, or local OTC services such as Pursa, fill the gaps, but they are distant runners‑up in volume. Below is a motivational deep‑dive so you can surf this scene with confidence, clarity and cheer!

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