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A bit of history of BINANCE
Since its founding in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao, Binance has rapidly grown to become the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. With its focus on innovation, it has introduced products such as staking, margin trading, and its own currency, Binance Coin (BNB)
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How to register and start trading on Binance
Getting started on Binance is easier than it seems. Step by step: create an account, verify your identity, add funds, and start trading. This article will guide the user through the process in a detailed and secure manner. Tips on how to protect your account with measures such as two-factor authentication (2FA) will also be included.
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How to register and start trading on Binance
Getting started on Binance is easier than it seems. Step by step: create an account, verify your identity, add funds, and start trading. This article will guide the user through the process in a detailed and secure manner. Tips on how to protect your account with measures such as two-factor authentication (2FA) will also be included.
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Cryptocurrencies emerged as a response to distrust in traditional financial systems, especially after the global economic crisis of 2008. The first and most well-known is Bitcoin, created in 2009 by a person (or group) under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
Satoshi proposed a decentralized digital money system, without the need for banks or intermediaries. The technology that made it possible is called blockchain, a kind of digital ledger that securely and publicly records all transactions.
Bitcoin was just the beginning. Later, many other cryptocurrencies emerged, such as Ethereum, which in addition to functioning as digital money, allows for the creation of smart contracts and decentralized applications.
Today, cryptos are used for investing, sending money across borders, and as a foundation for new financial technologies, although they remain controversial due to their volatility and uncertain regulation.
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Satoshi proposed a decentralized digital money system, without the need for banks or intermediaries. The technology that made it possible is called blockchain, a kind of digital ledger that securely and publicly records all transactions.
Bitcoin was just the beginning. Later, many other cryptocurrencies emerged, such as Ethereum, which in addition to functioning as digital money, allows for the creation of smart contracts and decentralized applications.
Today, cryptos are used for investing, sending money across borders, and as a foundation for new financial technologies, although they remain controversial due to their volatility and uncertain regulation.
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🪙📈After the creation of Bitcoin in 2009, many other cryptocurrencies emerged for various reasons. Here’s a summary of the most important ones and why they appeared:
Litecoin (2011)
Created as "the silver" compared to the "gold" that would be Bitcoin. It is faster and has lower fees. It aimed to be more useful for daily payments.
Ripple (XRP) (2012)
Designed for fast transfers between banks. It is not decentralized like Bitcoin, but it sought to solve the problem of slow and expensive international payments.
Ethereum (2015)
A complete game changer: not just a currency, but a platform to create decentralized apps and smart contracts. It marked a before and after.
Monero, Zcash, Dash (2014-2016)
Focused on privacy. Bitcoin is transparent, so these cryptos wanted to be more anonymous.
Cardano, Polkadot, Solana, etc. (2017 onward)
Emerging to improve the limits of Ethereum, offering more speed, lower energy consumption, or new ways to connect blockchains.
Memecoins like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu
Started as a joke (Dogecoin in 2013), but the community and figures like Elon Musk made them skyrocket. They are more culture than technology.
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Litecoin (2011)
Created as "the silver" compared to the "gold" that would be Bitcoin. It is faster and has lower fees. It aimed to be more useful for daily payments.
Ripple (XRP) (2012)
Designed for fast transfers between banks. It is not decentralized like Bitcoin, but it sought to solve the problem of slow and expensive international payments.
Ethereum (2015)
A complete game changer: not just a currency, but a platform to create decentralized apps and smart contracts. It marked a before and after.
Monero, Zcash, Dash (2014-2016)
Focused on privacy. Bitcoin is transparent, so these cryptos wanted to be more anonymous.
Cardano, Polkadot, Solana, etc. (2017 onward)
Emerging to improve the limits of Ethereum, offering more speed, lower energy consumption, or new ways to connect blockchains.
Memecoins like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu
Started as a joke (Dogecoin in 2013), but the community and figures like Elon Musk made them skyrocket. They are more culture than technology.
#HistoriaCripto #binancehistory
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The Legacy of Blockchains
The Legacy of Blockchains
In the virtual city of CryptoVille, digital pioneers explored the frontiers of money and technology. Among them was Alex, a veteran who had witnessed the rise and fall of several cryptocurrencies.
The Silent Revolution
Alex recalled the early days of Bitcoin, when few believed that a digital currency could challenge the traditional financial system. The price of BTC was fluctuating, but something deeper was happening: a paradigm shift. People were questioning the monopoly of banks and seeking financial autonomy.
In the virtual city of CryptoVille, digital pioneers explored the frontiers of money and technology. Among them was Alex, a veteran who had witnessed the rise and fall of several cryptocurrencies.
The Silent Revolution
Alex recalled the early days of Bitcoin, when few believed that a digital currency could challenge the traditional financial system. The price of BTC was fluctuating, but something deeper was happening: a paradigm shift. People were questioning the monopoly of banks and seeking financial autonomy.
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