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#Anuncio #Venezuela The El Dorado app warns residents of Venezuela that it will cease operations, giving the opportunity to withdraw your cryptos until June 20 at the latest. The information has been sent via email to several users of the platform residing in Venezuela. It's time to activate yourself at #Binance any questions I am here to help you #ElDorado #Venezuelacripto
#Anuncio #Venezuela The El Dorado app warns residents of Venezuela that it will cease operations, giving the opportunity to withdraw your cryptos until June 20 at the latest.

The information has been sent via email to several users of the platform residing in Venezuela.

It's time to activate yourself at #Binance

any questions I am here to help you
#ElDorado #Venezuelacripto
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📰📰📰📰📰 🚨 El Dorado CEO announces they will no longer operate in Venezuela 😧 El Dorado platform ceased operations in Venezuela "effective immediately." Guillermo Goncalves, co-founder of the El Dorado cryptocurrency exchange, emphasized that in the country, "the only official source of the dollar price is the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV)." #venezuela #Venezuelacripto #Eldorado #dolar #CRIPTOHINDUSTAN $USDC
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El Dorado CEO announces they will no longer operate in Venezuela 😧

El Dorado platform ceased operations in Venezuela "effective immediately." Guillermo Goncalves, co-founder of the El Dorado cryptocurrency exchange, emphasized that in the country, "the only official source of the dollar price is the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV)."

#venezuela #Venezuelacripto #Eldorado #dolar #CRIPTOHINDUSTAN $USDC
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Exchange El Dorado P2P ceases its operations in Venezuela The company allows the exchange of stablecoins for local currencies in the region, a necessity in economies with high inflation. Guillermo Goncalvez, CEO of El Dorado, denied that they wanted to "promote speculation on the dollar". Venezuelan authorities have detained people for "artificially inflating" the dollar. Guillermo Goncalvez, co-founder and CEO of the P2P exchange El Dorado, announced the suspension of operations in Venezuela through a video released yesterday, Saturday. “El Dorado will stop operating in Venezuela immediately,” he stated, while expressing his regret for any negative impact generated by the platform. “First of all, I am deeply sorry, as in no way have our actions been aimed at promoting speculation on the parallel dollar in Venezuela,” Goncalvez assured, who also apologized and took responsibility for any harm caused. The businessman emphasized that the only official exchange rate of the dollar in the country is the one established by the Central Bank of Venezuela. Government scrutiny The decision of El Dorado comes in a context of increased control by Venezuelan authorities over the currency market. Last week, they detained 20 people who managed Instagram accounts dedicated to posting the value of the parallel dollar, which, as of May 22, was quoted at 133 bolivars per dollar, while the official rate from the BCV was at 94 bolivars, marking a difference of 41%. The Venezuelan Public Ministry charged the detainees with the crimes of terrorism, money laundering, improper fundraising, misleading offers, and association. An uncertain future for exchanges in Venezuela These measures reflect the increasing pressure on exchanges like El Dorado, which operate in an environment where rampant inflation and economic restrictions are soaring . #venezuela #Venezuelacripto #Eldorado #venezolanos #P2P $USDC
Exchange El Dorado P2P ceases its operations in Venezuela

The company allows the exchange of stablecoins for local currencies in the region, a necessity in economies with high inflation.

Guillermo Goncalvez, CEO of El Dorado, denied that they wanted to "promote speculation on the dollar".
Venezuelan authorities have detained people for "artificially inflating" the dollar.

Guillermo Goncalvez, co-founder and CEO of the P2P exchange El Dorado, announced the suspension of operations in Venezuela through a video released yesterday, Saturday.

“El Dorado will stop operating in Venezuela immediately,” he stated, while expressing his regret for any negative impact generated by the platform.

“First of all, I am deeply sorry, as in no way have our actions been aimed at promoting speculation on the parallel dollar in Venezuela,” Goncalvez assured, who also apologized and took responsibility for any harm caused.

The businessman emphasized that the only official exchange rate of the dollar in the country is the one established by the Central Bank of Venezuela.

Government scrutiny
The decision of El Dorado comes in a context of increased control by Venezuelan authorities over the currency market.

Last week, they detained 20 people who managed Instagram accounts dedicated to posting the value of the parallel dollar, which, as of May 22, was quoted at 133 bolivars per dollar, while the official rate from the BCV was at 94 bolivars, marking a difference of 41%.

The Venezuelan Public Ministry charged the detainees with the crimes of terrorism, money laundering, improper fundraising, misleading offers, and association.

An uncertain future for exchanges in Venezuela
These measures reflect the increasing pressure on exchanges like El Dorado, which operate in an environment where rampant inflation and economic restrictions are soaring .

#venezuela #Venezuelacripto #Eldorado #venezolanos #P2P $USDC
Alexander Guevara
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El Dorado CEO announces they will no longer operate in Venezuela 😧

El Dorado platform ceased operations in Venezuela "effective immediately." Guillermo Goncalves, co-founder of the El Dorado cryptocurrency exchange, emphasized that in the country, "the only official source of the dollar price is the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV)."

#venezuela #Venezuelacripto #Eldorado #dolar #CRIPTOHINDUSTAN $USDC
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Banesco and the Blocking of Accounts for P2P Merchants in Venezuela#Venezula #Venezuelacripto 📍 Introduction In recent months, Venezuelan users have reported the blocking of bank accounts by Banesco after conducting cryptocurrency exchange operations on P2P platforms like Binance. This phenomenon has raised alarms among small merchants and users who use cryptocurrencies as a safeguard against inflation or as a means to generate income. 🧾 What is happening? Users on social media, particularly on TikTok and Telegram groups, have reported that their accounts were blocked without prior notice after repeated transactions linked to stablecoins like USDT. In some cases, funds were temporarily withheld while internal reviews were conducted under criteria of 'suspicious activities'.

Banesco and the Blocking of Accounts for P2P Merchants in Venezuela

#Venezula #Venezuelacripto
📍 Introduction

In recent months, Venezuelan users have reported the blocking of bank accounts by Banesco after conducting cryptocurrency exchange operations on P2P platforms like Binance. This phenomenon has raised alarms among small merchants and users who use cryptocurrencies as a safeguard against inflation or as a means to generate income.

🧾 What is happening?

Users on social media, particularly on TikTok and Telegram groups, have reported that their accounts were blocked without prior notice after repeated transactions linked to stablecoins like USDT. In some cases, funds were temporarily withheld while internal reviews were conducted under criteria of 'suspicious activities'.
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El Dorado P2P shuts down operations in Venezuela 🇻🇪

On May 31, the CEO of El Dorado P2P, Guillermo Goncalvez, announced the immediate cessation of operations in Venezuela, leaving thousands of users without access to one of the few exchanges that allowed direct exchange of USDT and USDC for bolivars.

📉 This decision occurs in a context where the Venezuelan state has increased pressure on unregulated financial platforms. In recent days, several people have been arrested just for posting the value of the parallel dollar on social media.

🧩 What does this mean?

The closure of El Dorado represents a significant loss for those who used stablecoins as a refuge against inflation. Many will now be forced to operate in less secure channels.

💬 My opinion:

This is a clear reminder: in Venezuela, the crypto environment remains as necessary as it is fragile. It is time for platforms and users to think about more resilient and secure alternatives, inside or outside the country.

🔁 Did you use El Dorado P2P? What options are you considering now? I look forward to reading your comments 👇

#venezuela #USDC #USDT
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Binance in Venezuela: New Measures to Protect You! 🇻🇪🛡️ Binance strengthens its commitment to a fair P2P (Peer-to-Peer) market in Venezuela, especially in the face of dollar volatility. What is Binance doing? * Rigorous Monitoring: Implements advanced systems to detect and prevent offers with USDT prices that distort the official market or attempt to manipulate it. * Adherence to Fair Prices: Binance seeks to ensure that listings on its P2P platform reflect exchange rates closer to those of the official market for the bolívar and the dollar, avoiding speculation. * Fight Against Advertisement Abuse: Measures are taken against users who post offers with disproportionate prices or who use filters maliciously to control the market and affect other users. * Reporting and Support: Your help is key! If you see any suspicious activity or manipulation, report it to Binance to maintain market integrity. The goal is clear: To ensure a more transparent and stable P2P trading environment for all Venezuelans, protecting them from practices that exploit the economic situation. Your safety is the priority! Stay informed and trade responsibly. #Venezuelacripto #P2P #FirstStep
Binance in Venezuela: New Measures to Protect You! 🇻🇪🛡️

Binance strengthens its commitment to a fair P2P (Peer-to-Peer) market in Venezuela, especially in the face of dollar volatility.

What is Binance doing?

* Rigorous Monitoring: Implements advanced systems to detect and prevent offers with USDT prices that distort the official market or attempt to manipulate it.

* Adherence to Fair Prices: Binance seeks to ensure that listings on its P2P platform reflect exchange rates closer to those of the official market for the bolívar and the dollar, avoiding speculation.

* Fight Against Advertisement Abuse: Measures are taken against users who post offers with disproportionate prices or who use filters maliciously to control the market and affect other users.

* Reporting and Support: Your help is key! If you see any suspicious activity or manipulation, report it to Binance to maintain market integrity.

The goal is clear: To ensure a more transparent and stable P2P trading environment for all Venezuelans, protecting them from practices that exploit the economic situation.

Your safety is the priority! Stay informed and trade responsibly.

#Venezuelacripto #P2P #FirstStep
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Is the VES a Digital Currency on Exchanges? 🇻🇪🔗 USDT: A Bold Proposal for VenezuelaThe Venezuelan economy is facing a crucial moment: the gap between the official price set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and the prices of the informal market, along with sanctions on speculation. This has further complicated the already risky P2P trade. But what if there were a disruptive solution? 🤔 Imagine a scenario where the Sovereign Bolívar (VES) transforms into a stable cryptocurrency, digitally anchored to the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). The Venezuelan government itself, instead of regulating with prohibitions, would back these digital reserves, guaranteeing their value and stability.

Is the VES a Digital Currency on Exchanges? 🇻🇪🔗 USDT: A Bold Proposal for Venezuela

The Venezuelan economy is facing a crucial moment: the gap between the official price set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and the prices of the informal market, along with sanctions on speculation. This has further complicated the already risky P2P trade. But what if there were a disruptive solution? 🤔
Imagine a scenario where the Sovereign Bolívar (VES) transforms into a stable cryptocurrency, digitally anchored to the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). The Venezuelan government itself, instead of regulating with prohibitions, would back these digital reserves, guaranteeing their value and stability.
jorgegutierrezfp:
Yo sé que ya se hizo y no funcionó, "pero", lo que se tendría que hacer es abrir legalmente el mercado USDT/C de forma cotidiana y normal, donde todo en el país tenga como REF dicha(s) StableCoin(s) y que la referencia oficial sea la de esos exchanges. "Soñar es gratis" jajajaja
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El Dorado Platform Announces Immediate Cessation of Operations in Venezuela The cryptocurrency exchange platform, El Dorado, has announced the immediate cessation of its operations in Venezuela. This decision responds to its alleged connection with the parallel dollar market. Guillermo, co-founder of the platform, lamented the situation, clarifying that El Dorado's actions were never aimed at promoting speculation on the parallel dollar in Venezuela. He emphasized that El Dorado operates as a USDT exchange platform and does not engage in the buying or selling of dollars for bolívares. The platform has suspended all USDT operations and has issued a public apology for any unintentional harm caused by its services. Guillermo reiterated that the official dollar rate in Venezuela is set by the Central Bank of Venezuela. #p2ptransactions #Venezuelacripto
El Dorado Platform Announces Immediate Cessation of Operations in Venezuela
The cryptocurrency exchange platform, El Dorado, has announced the immediate cessation of its operations in Venezuela. This decision responds to its alleged connection with the parallel dollar market.
Guillermo, co-founder of the platform, lamented the situation, clarifying that El Dorado's actions were never aimed at promoting speculation on the parallel dollar in Venezuela. He emphasized that El Dorado operates as a USDT exchange platform and does not engage in the buying or selling of dollars for bolívares.
The platform has suspended all USDT operations and has issued a public apology for any unintentional harm caused by its services. Guillermo reiterated that the official dollar rate in Venezuela is set by the Central Bank of Venezuela.
#p2ptransactions
#Venezuelacripto
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I wanted to share this information with you regarding #P2P and #Venezuelacripto Binance P2P's statement details that repeated practices have been detected that "threaten the transparency and balance of the ecosystem." Specifically, the platform points out two critical issues: Creating ads with prices significantly higher than the market average, with the apparent aim of altering or manipulating price perception, and the malicious misuse of filters to unfairly limit most users, preventing them from making offers.
I wanted to share this information with you regarding #P2P and #Venezuelacripto

Binance P2P's statement details that repeated practices have been detected that "threaten the transparency and balance of the ecosystem." Specifically, the platform points out two critical issues: Creating ads with prices significantly higher than the market average, with the apparent aim of altering or manipulating price perception, and the malicious misuse of filters to unfairly limit most users, preventing them from making offers.
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El Dorado platform announces immediate cessation of operations in Venezuela The cryptocurrency exchange platform, El Dorado, has announced the immediate cessation of its operations in Venezuela. This decision responds to its alleged connection with the parallel dollar market. Guillermo, co-founder of the platform, lamented the situation, clarifying that the actions of El Dorado never aimed to promote speculation about the parallel dollar in Venezuela. He emphasized that El Dorado operates as a USDT exchange platform and does not engage in the buying or selling of dollars for bolivars. The platform has suspended all USDT operations and has issued a public apology for any unintentional harm caused by its services. Guillermo reiterated that the official exchange rate of the dollar in Venezuela is established by the Central Bank of Venezuela. #p2ptransactions #Venezuelacripto
El Dorado platform announces immediate cessation of operations in Venezuela
The cryptocurrency exchange platform, El Dorado, has announced the immediate cessation of its operations in Venezuela. This decision responds to its alleged connection with the parallel dollar market.
Guillermo, co-founder of the platform, lamented the situation, clarifying that the actions of El Dorado never aimed to promote speculation about the parallel dollar in Venezuela. He emphasized that El Dorado operates as a USDT exchange platform and does not engage in the buying or selling of dollars for bolivars.
The platform has suspended all USDT operations and has issued a public apology for any unintentional harm caused by its services. Guillermo reiterated that the official exchange rate of the dollar in Venezuela is established by the Central Bank of Venezuela.

#p2ptransactions
#Venezuelacripto
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now it really is true that we left ALV... now one buys on binance at 134bs per usd... and when selling, they pay you at 121bs ☠️ and now that the parallel and average have been eliminated.. what are we going to do 😨 #venezuela #Venezuelacripto
now it really is true that we left ALV...

now one buys on binance at 134bs per usd... and when selling, they pay you at 121bs ☠️

and now that the parallel and average have been eliminated.. what are we going to do 😨

#venezuela #Venezuelacripto
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Relying on a single exchange rate, especially a fixed exchange rate or a fixed exchange rate system, can offer some benefits, such as greater stability and predictability in costs and prices, making financial planning easier. However, it can also limit flexibility and the ability to adapt to economic changes. $XRP #Venezuelacripto $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Relying on a single exchange rate, especially a fixed exchange rate or a fixed exchange rate system, can offer some benefits, such as greater stability and predictability in costs and prices, making financial planning easier. However, it can also limit flexibility and the ability to adapt to economic changes.
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Nallastral
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🚨 And now, what exchange rate do we Venezuelans use if the p2p remains above the BCV?

📰 The arrest of the person responsible for Monitor Dolar in Venezuela reflects an intensification of exchange control. This type of action seeks to limit the dissemination of information that could influence public perception of the economy and the exchange rate, especially in a context where the price of the parallel dollar can have a significant impact on inflation and economic stability.

🤐 The absence of publications about the exchange rate on social media suggests that many may be acting cautiously, fearful of legal repercussions.

😵‍💫 For traders and Venezuelan citizens, it is a time of uncertainty, as the lack of accurate information can hinder informed decision-making in an already volatile environment. $BTC



🔥 Exchange rate policies can affect not only crypto markets but also the daily lives of Venezuelans. The big question right now is how much does a $USDC cost us today?



Enter the p2p market and see for yourself.

❓ What do you think about this situation?
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Binance P2P tightens measures against price manipulation in VenezuelaIn a context of increasing exchange rate volatility in Venezuela, the cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance P2P has issued a strong statement announcing 'sanctions' for those traders who artificially manipulate the prices of offers. This measure aims to counteract the inflation of parallel dollar prices, a factor that has led traders in Lara to adopt the euro as their reference currency. The statement from Binance P2P details that repeated practices have been detected that 'threaten the transparency and balance of the ecosystem.' Specifically, the platform points out two critical points: Creating advertisements with prices significantly higher than the market average, with the apparent aim of altering or manipulating price perception, and maliciously misusing filters to limit the majority of users, preventing them from making offers.

Binance P2P tightens measures against price manipulation in Venezuela

In a context of increasing exchange rate volatility in Venezuela, the cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance P2P has issued a strong statement announcing 'sanctions' for those traders who artificially manipulate the prices of offers. This measure aims to counteract the inflation of parallel dollar prices, a factor that has led traders in Lara to adopt the euro as their reference currency.

The statement from Binance P2P details that repeated practices have been detected that 'threaten the transparency and balance of the ecosystem.' Specifically, the platform points out two critical points: Creating advertisements with prices significantly higher than the market average, with the apparent aim of altering or manipulating price perception, and maliciously misusing filters to limit the majority of users, preventing them from making offers.
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*******Do you want to earn 2% for every USDT invested per month?***** without needing to risk investing in coins that only incur losses or having to wait years for a percentage of profit, I provide information on secure investments in profitable businesses, follow me #InversionSegura #Venezuelacripto
*******Do you want to earn 2% for every USDT invested per month?*****
without needing to risk investing in coins that only incur losses or having to wait years for a percentage of profit, I provide information on secure investments in profitable businesses, follow me
#InversionSegura #Venezuelacripto
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NEWS OF THE PARALLEL DOLLAR IN VENEZUELAArrested administrator of Monitor Dólar, a page that published the parallel dollar in Venezuela. Carlos Pérez Abreu was arrested in the El Valle parish of Caracas as part of a Public Ministry investigation linked to events related to the alleged economic war. According to the official report, he had an identification card from the Executive Directorate of the Judiciary, an administrative branch of the Judicial Power. The National Bolivarian Police arrested Carlos Pérez Abreu, 40 years old, identified as the alleged administrator of Monitor Dólar, an Instagram account that publishes the value of the parallel dollar in Venezuela daily.

NEWS OF THE PARALLEL DOLLAR IN VENEZUELA

Arrested administrator of Monitor Dólar, a page that published the parallel dollar in Venezuela.

Carlos Pérez Abreu was arrested in the El Valle parish of Caracas as part of a Public Ministry investigation linked to events related to the alleged economic war. According to the official report, he had an identification card from the Executive Directorate of the Judiciary, an administrative branch of the Judicial Power.

The National Bolivarian Police arrested Carlos Pérez Abreu, 40 years old, identified as the alleged administrator of Monitor Dólar, an Instagram account that publishes the value of the parallel dollar in Venezuela daily.
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Caraxes
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🚨 URGENT! "Monitor Dólar" Falls in Venezuela: What Implications Does It Have for Your P2P? 🇻🇪💰
Attention, crypto community in Venezuela! 📢
Breaking news is causing significant movements in the local financial landscape. The apprehension of Carlos Andrés Pérez Abreu, identified as the alleged manager of the popular Instagram account "Monitor Dólar", has been confirmed. This action has left the platform inoperable, eliminating a key reference for the market. 📉🚫
The Reality of the Dollar in Venezuela: Beyond the Official Rate 📊
To understand the impact, it is crucial to remember how the currency market works in Venezuela. Mainly two rates coexist:
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ElisCrypto
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Al regirse binance por la tasa BCV se acaba el dolar paralelo
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#USHouseMarketStructureDraft a new draft on the structure of the market, presented by the U.S. House of Representatives, seeks to clarify the classification of digital commodity transactions. According to Forbes journalist Eleanor Terrett, the draft specifies on page 49 that transactions involving the sale of digital commodities do not constitute securities, provided that they do not grant the buyer ownership rights over the business, profits, or assets of the issuer. Essentially, buying and selling digital commodities in the secondary market, rather than directly from the issuer, will not automatically trigger U.S. securities laws unless the sale grants ownership or rights over the profits or assets of the company. $ETH $DOGE #Venezuelacripto
#USHouseMarketStructureDraft a new draft on the structure of the market, presented by the U.S. House of Representatives, seeks to clarify the classification of digital commodity transactions.

According to Forbes journalist Eleanor Terrett, the draft specifies on page 49 that transactions involving the sale of digital commodities do not constitute securities, provided that they do not grant the buyer ownership rights over the business, profits, or assets of the issuer.

Essentially, buying and selling digital commodities in the secondary market, rather than directly from the issuer, will not automatically trigger U.S. securities laws unless the sale grants ownership or rights over the profits or assets of the company.

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Investing in cryptocurrencies can be a way to generate passive income through strategies like staking and interest in cryptocurrency savings accounts, according to Binance. Staking involves locking your cryptocurrencies in a network to contribute to its operation and receive rewards. Cryptocurrency savings accounts offer returns similar to traditional savings accounts. Steps to start investing in cryptocurrencies passively: 1. Research: Familiarize yourself with cryptocurrencies, their mechanisms, and the associated risks. 2. Choose a platform: Register an account on a cryptocurrency exchange platform or a broker, as Binance mentions. 3. Buy cryptocurrencies: Acquire the cryptocurrencies you wish to invest in, considering the risk and potential of each, according to Binance. 4. Implement the passive investment strategy: Staking: Research which cryptocurrencies offer staking and how to participate. Savings accounts: Look for cryptocurrency savings accounts that offer a good interest rate. 5. Diversify: Do not invest all your capital in a single cryptocurrency to reduce risk, as Raisin recommends. 6. Monitor and adjust: Monitor the performance of your investments and adjust your strategy as necessary. 7. Consider trading: If you are looking for more volatile passive income, you can explore trading, which involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies to take advantage of market volatility. $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT) #Venezuelacripto #BinanceHODLerSIGN
Investing in cryptocurrencies can be a way to generate passive income through strategies like staking and interest in cryptocurrency savings accounts, according to Binance. Staking involves locking your cryptocurrencies in a network to contribute to its operation and receive rewards. Cryptocurrency savings accounts offer returns similar to traditional savings accounts.

Steps to start investing in cryptocurrencies passively:

1. Research:
Familiarize yourself with cryptocurrencies, their mechanisms, and the associated risks.

2. Choose a platform:
Register an account on a cryptocurrency exchange platform or a broker, as Binance mentions.

3. Buy cryptocurrencies:
Acquire the cryptocurrencies you wish to invest in, considering the risk and potential of each, according to Binance.

4. Implement the passive investment strategy:
Staking: Research which cryptocurrencies offer staking and how to participate.
Savings accounts: Look for cryptocurrency savings accounts that offer a good interest rate.

5. Diversify:
Do not invest all your capital in a single cryptocurrency to reduce risk, as Raisin recommends.

6. Monitor and adjust:
Monitor the performance of your investments and adjust your strategy as necessary.

7. Consider trading:
If you are looking for more volatile passive income, you can explore trading, which involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies to take advantage of market volatility.
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