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.
#CriptoParaPrincipiante #BinanceSquare #EmpezarDeCero
#EducaciónFinanciera #3DeJulio
