It’s 11 in the morning on July 3rd.

Today I'm not here to show results or graphs, because I still don’t have them.

I'm here to share what I'm learning and what I need to know before using an app like Binance.



🧠 What I learned today (and seems simple, but isn’t):


1. You don’t need to be a trader to be in crypto.

Many people believe that if you don’t do technical analysis or don’t understand candles, you can’t participate.

The truth: you can learn to invest, use a wallet, or save in crypto without trading.



2. The wallet is not an app, it is your digital safe.

  • In Binance, you can have a custodial wallet (Binance holds your keys).

  • You can also use a non-custodial wallet, like Trust Wallet or Metamask, where you are the only one responsible for your private key.

  • If you lose that key, you lose everything. There is no 'recover password' button.

    3. Not everything that goes up makes you profit.
    I saw many videos and posts showing profits, but what they don't tell you is that if you don't know what you're buying, it's very easy to lose money quickly.


Today I learned to look beyond the price:

What does this project do?

Does it have a real community?

How many coins are in circulation?

Who is behind it?

The important thing I understood today is:


“Understanding the basics can save you costly mistakes.”

That's why I'm not in a hurry to buy or fall into FOMO.

I'm taking this as a process, not a race.



Question for those who have been at this for a while:

What was the most basic thing that you found difficult to understand when you started in crypto?

I read everything. I’m interested in learning from real experiences, not just tutorials.



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