DYOR means Do Your Own Research — do your own research.
In the crypto market, this is one of the most important rules. With thousands of projects available, trusting only tips, promises, or “hypes” can be risky.
🔍 What does DYOR mean in practice?
Understand the purpose and use case of the project
Research the team and developers
Evaluate tokenomics, supply, and utility of the token
Analyze the community and transparency
Check risks and competitors
⚠️ Crypto is a volatile and still evolving market. No information replaces personal knowledge and critical analysis.
📘 This is the fourth post in the ABC of Crypto series.
Learning the fundamental concepts is the first step to making more informed decisions.
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📊 Bollinger Bands: what they are and how to use them in trading?
Bollinger Bands are one of the most popular indicators in technical analysis, created by John Bollinger. They help identify volatility, possible price extremes, and moments of market consolidation or expansion.
🔹 How do they work?
The indicator consists of three lines:
Upper Band: moving average + 2 standard deviations
Middle Band: moving average (usually 20 periods)
Lower Band: moving average − 2 standard deviations
📈 What can we interpret?
When the price touches or approaches the upper band, it may indicate overbought conditions.
When the price touches or approaches the lower band, it may indicate oversold conditions.
Very tight bands indicate low volatility and a possible strong movement ahead.
Open bands indicate high volatility.
⚠️ Important:
Bollinger Bands should not be used alone. It is ideal to combine them with other indicators (RSI, volume, market structure) to avoid false signals.
💡 Practical tip:
In sideways markets, the bands tend to work better to identify extremes. In strong trends, the price can “walk” along the bands for quite some time.
📌 Conclusion:
Bollinger Bands are an excellent tool for understanding price behavior, especially volatility — but the market context is always essential.
The term Crypto comes from cryptography, the technology that ensures security, transparency, and trust in the blockchain ecosystem.
Crypto is used to refer to the universe of cryptocurrencies and digital assets, which operate in a decentralized manner, without the need for traditional intermediaries.
🔐 What does cryptography enable in the crypto world?
Protect transactions and data
Ensure the integrity of the network
Prevent double spending
Maintain user security
🌐 Today, the crypto market goes far beyond digital currencies and includes:
DeFi (decentralized finance)
NFTs
Blockchain games
DAOs and much more
⚠️ Despite the innovation, the crypto market is volatile. Education and research are fundamental before making any decision.
📘 This is the third post in the ABC of Cryptos series.
Follow the upcoming content and keep learning about this constantly evolving ecosystem!
👉 What catches your attention the most in the crypto world? 👇
I have been closely following the development of @LorenzoProtocol and the proposal is quite interesting: infrastructure focused on efficiency, scalability, and real utility within the crypto ecosystem. Projects like this tend to gain more and more attention over time.
The token $BANK appears as a central piece of this construction, connecting incentives, governance, and the growth of the protocol. It is worth studying the Lorenzo Protocol carefully and understanding the long-term potential. #LorenzoProtocol 🚀📊
Cardano (ADA) – focus on research and sustainability
⚠️ Be aware:
Altcoins can offer great opportunities, but they also present higher volatility and risk. Studying the project, the team, and the use case is essential before investing.
📘 This is the first post in our "ABC of Cryptos" series.
Stay tuned for the next ones to learn, letter by letter, the main concepts of the crypto universe!
👉 Which altcoin do you like the most? Comment here 👇