Great question! There are a few ways to purchase 300 sats depending on where you are. I usually use Bitcoin Lightning wallets like Wallet of Satoshi, Muun, or Phoenix. You can buy sats through those using services that allow mobile money or bank cards, depending on your region.

In Malawi, direct purchasing isn't always easy, so I often rely on P2P trades—buying from someone who already has sats and is willing to sell using local payment methods.

Fees can vary:

Lightning Network fees are usually super low—almost nothing.

On-chain fees (for normal Bitcoin transactions) are higher, so for small amounts like 300 sats, it's best to stick with Lightning.


Are you trying to get sats for stacking, spending, or testing things out?


Scroogey

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I use small daily purchases to stack—300 sats a day. It might not sound like much, but it adds up, especially if Bitcoin keeps growing long-term. I'm doing this to build some savings since I’m a student. What about you—any stacking tips?


