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Bitcoin and Ethereum: differences, uses, and why they are so famous
When it comes to cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum are the rockstars of the stage. Although they share the fame and glamour of the blockchain world, they have very different styles. Let's explain it to you straightforwardly and without boring tangents.

Bitcoin: the cool grandpa of crypto
It was born in 2009, a mysterious work of Satoshi Nakamoto (who remains more mysterious than the ending of a bad series). Bitcoin wants to be pure digital money: sending and receiving payments without banks, without governments, and without your gossiping aunt giving her opinion. It is called 'digital gold' because, like gold, it is scarce: only 21 million will ever exist. That's why many buy it to keep it under the digital mattress and boast in meetings that they are 'protected against inflation.'

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Crypto for mortals: 7 mistakes that will make you lose money (and how to avoid them)

Entering the crypto world can feel like getting on a roller coaster without a seatbelt. Among memes, promises of 'getting rich quick', and strange terms, many end up losing money before understanding what is going on. Here I share 7 common mistakes that can cost you dearly... and how to avoid them like a true crypto wolf.
🐺 1️⃣ Enter out of FOMO (fear of missing out)

Crypto for beginners
by CryptoWolf

Some ask me: Is it worth staking with a small investment? My answer: Yes, if your goal is to learn and generate real income (even if modest) while you understand the game!
I recently started with 224 $SKL and 833 $FUN in Binance Earn Flexible, both with an approximate APR of 60%. Today I am on Day 1 and have already harvested real rewards:
1.36 FUN (~$0.03 USD)
0.38 SKL (~$0.008 USD)
It may seem little, but remember: I'm not looking to become a millionaire overnight, but to understand the process and learn to make my tokens work for me.

Entering the crypto world is like getting on a roller coaster without a seatbelt. One day you feel like the next Elon Musk and the next you're thinking about moving to the park with your dog. Yes, it's that dramatic.
I took my first steps in Binomo (yes, that rush they call fast trading). I learned as a good self-taught person, and although I made some money during the pandemic, I think I gained more wisdom than real money. Now on Binance, I'm looking for more calm with Simple Earn, which I recommend to beginners so they don't have a heart attack before starting.

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🎰 FUN Token: hold or sell? Updated analysis and practical tips

Many, like you, are asking: “Should I hold or sell my FUN now that it has gone up?” Today I explain it with fresh data and my personal experience.
📈 Current market situation
Current price: ~$0.0213 (+16.8% in 24 hours)
Daily volume: $60-80 million, indicating good liquidity.
Weekly trend: +65%; monthly: +456% — strong and continuous rally.
🚀 Reasons behind the rise of FUN

Let’s see… how to explain it without sounding like that intense cousin who thinks he’s a trader because he has 20 USDT? 🤣 Let’s get to the point: stablecoins are those cryptocurrencies that claim to be the 'calm' of the ecosystem. Yes, the ones that are marketed as the digital equivalent of spiritual calm in a spa, pegged to the dollar (or another fiat currency) so you don’t live with your heart in your throat every time you see the chart.
The most famous ones: USDT (Tether), USDC (USD Coin), and BUSD (Binance USD). All promise to always be worth around 1 dollar. They are like those friends who never change their playlist: predictable, reliable (in theory), and boring... until they stop being so.

✨ Look what happened to Aakansh... and it happens to all of us.
After sweating cold, fighting with the universe, and recovering his money, he let out the classic: "I quit, I will never come back."
Uh-huh… until the next green candle winks at him and he falls again. 🤷‍♀️
💡 If you're going to come back (because yes, you'll probably come back), do it with style and a little bit of sense:
✅ Invest only what you can bury without crying.
If you can't sleep thinking about that position, you invested too much. Let go of the drama.

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🚨 Practical Guide: How to Avoid Mistakes When Transferring Cryptocurrencies

Sending crypto to the wrong address or network is one of the most common (and painful) mistakes. To prevent this from happening to you, here is a simple and direct guide. 🧭
🟢 1️⃣ Verify the network before sending
Each token can exist on multiple networks (e.g., ERC-20, BEP-20, BSC, etc.). Make sure that the network you select is exactly the same one that the destination wallet or exchange accepts.
Tip: If you are not sure, check the deposit section of the receiving platform before sending.