🧵 Thread #2: How to choose a cryptocurrency with potential and low risk to start on Binance? 💡

If you have little money, every decision counts. Here I explain how to choose your first investment wisely without risking it all. 👇

1️⃣ Avoid memecoins and trendy coins

Shiba, PEPE, Floki… may sound tempting, but they are highly volatile.

👉 As a beginner, it's better to avoid them.

2️⃣ Start with stable and well-known cryptos

These are good options:

🔹 BTC (Bitcoin)

🔹 ETH (Ethereum)

🔹 BNB

🔹 USDT / USDC (stablecoins)

3️⃣ Check the project behind the coin 🔍

✅ What problem does it solve?

✅ Does it have an active community?

✅ Is it in the top 100?

👉 Check this on coinmarketcap.com

4️⃣ Look at the volume and liquidity

A crypto with good volume is easier to buy and sell.

Avoid coins with very little activity.

💡 More liquidity = less risk

5️⃣ Check the chart, without obsessing

You don't need to be an analyst. Just observe if:

📌 The price is at a peak (don't buy there)

📌 Or it has dropped significantly (it could be a good entry)

6️⃣ Diversify even if you have little

Example if you have 10 USD:

🔸 5 USD in BTC

🔸 3 USD in ETH

🔸 2 USD in USDT

Don't put everything in one.

7️⃣ Do DCA if you can

DCA = Dollar Cost Averaging

Buy little by little instead of putting it all in at once.

🔁 Reduces the risk of entering at a bad time.

💬 In the next thread: How to use staking to generate passive income with little money 💸

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