Not all tokens can be sold immediately, especially airdropped or obscure tokens that may lack liquidity or be scams.
Swapping and bridging may be necessary to sell tokens via MetaMask, converting them to ETH or stablecoins and bridging to the Ethereum mainnet.
MetaMask integrates fiat off-ramps, allowing users to sell ETH directly, but KYC with third-party providers may be required.
Non-KYC and P2P options like Bisq or LocalCoinSwap exist for trading without ID, but caution is advised due to higher risks.
Various ways may lead to having different cryptocurrencies in a MetaMask wallet, such as receiving tokens as payment or from DeFi activities.
Before selling tokens on MetaMask, check if airdropped tokens can be sold, add missing tokens manually, and be ready to swap or bridge them for cash.
Selling crypto via MetaMask involves using the application's Portfolio feature, choosing a payout method, comparing offers, and completing the sale process.
Consider withdrawing crypto through centralized exchanges like Coinbase, ensuring KYC verification and paying attention to fees and withdrawal limits.
Alternatively, peer-to-peer (P2P) trading on platforms like Binance can be done with KYC and escrow protection, providing a direct exchange with other users.
For those seeking non-KYC options, decentralized P2P platforms like LocalCoinSwap or Bisq offer privacy-focused trading, but caution and due diligence are necessary.