Gerson Junior

Sorry for the disappearance! 🚧

I was offline for a few days, but it was for a good reason: adjusting routes, organizing ideas, and preparing even more useful content for you who follow me here!

Sometimes we need to pause, breathe, and come back with more clarity and focus — and that’s exactly what I’m doing.

So make a note of this:
Starting tomorrow, we’re back in full force! 💪🔥
Much more content, practical tips, useful information, and that straightforward talk about the crypto universe.

Thank you for staying here. Let’s go all in!
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5 common mistakes of those starting in the crypto market:

Entering the world of cryptocurrencies is exciting, but it also requires attention. Avoiding mistakes at the beginning can protect your investments. Here are the most common ones:

1. Buying on hype, without studying the project
Many people buy just because it's “rising”, without understanding what is behind the coin.

2. Not using two-factor authentication (2FA)
Security is essential. Without 2FA, your account is much more vulnerable.

3. Leaving funds idle without knowing where they are
Some people buy and forget whether it's in the Spot wallet, P2P, or Earn — and don't track the value.

4. Falling for scams outside of Binance
Fake links, promises of quick profit… always be suspicious and only use official channels.

5. Trading without knowing what PnL or leverage is
Entering futures or margin trading without understanding can lead to quick losses.

Tip: Studying before investing is always the best path.
Crypto is freedom — but also responsibility!

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#MarketPullback

What is the Funding wallet on Binance?

If you have used Binance's P2P or made any futures transactions, you may have seen the "Funding" tab in your wallet. But what is it for?

The Funding wallet is where the funds used for P2P trading, crypto payments, Binance Pay, and third-party transactions on the platform are stored.

Main uses of the Funding wallet:

P2P (Peer to Peer):
When you buy or sell crypto with other users, the amounts first go to the Funding wallet.

Binance Pay:
When sending or receiving payments via Binance Pay, the amounts also go through this wallet.

Internal Transfers:
You can move funds between the Funding wallet and other Binance wallets (Spot, Earn, Futures, etc.) with just a few clicks — and without fees.

Important:
If you are having trouble withdrawing or selling a crypto, check if it is in the Funding wallet and transfer it to the Spot wallet.

Tip:
The Funding wallet is not an investment wallet. It is a “transit wallet,” used to facilitate your operations within the platform.

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#TrumpTariffs

What is the Binance Launchpool?

The Launchpool is a way for you to earn new cryptocurrencies just by leaving your assets staked for a period.

In practice:
You 'lend' your cryptos (like BNB or FDUSD) to a new project, and in return, you receive tokens for free from this new currency.

Example:
If project 'X' is being launched, you put BNB in the Launchpool and, after a few days, start receiving tokens 'X' proportionally.

Advantages:
You don't need to buy the new currency. You can withdraw your funds at any time. You participate in the start of promising projects.

Attention:
Not every project is successful. Study beforehand and understand the risks involved.

Access through the app:
Tap on Earn > Launchpool and see the active options.

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#BinancelaunchpoolHuma

What is the P2P Wallet on Binance?

The P2P (peer-to-peer) wallet is used for direct transactions between individuals, such as buying or selling cryptocurrencies using Brazilian real (BRL) via Pix, without going through traditional financial intermediaries.

When you initiate a buy or sell on P2P, the transaction amount is held 'in escrow' until both parties fulfill their part of the agreement.
After confirmation, the funds are automatically released.

How does it work in practice?

You buy USDT with Pix → The amount goes to the P2P wallet. Then, you transfer it to the Spot wallet to use or withdraw.

Main uses of P2P:

Deposit reais on Binance via Pix. Withdraw crypto by converting it to reais. Buy and sell crypto with real people, safely.

Important:

Always check the reputation of the advertiser (number of orders, completion rate). Use only the Binance chat and never complete trades outside the platform.

Tip:

After using P2P, transfer the assets to the Spot wallet to move or invest.

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#BTCBreaksATH110K

What Margin and Futures Wallets are and who they serve:

Binance's Margin and Futures wallets are aimed at those who perform more advanced operations, with the possibility of leveraging their investments. That is, operating with amounts greater than what you actually possess — in search of faster profits, but with higher risk.

Margin Wallet:

Allows you to borrow cryptocurrencies to increase your buying or selling power. You need to provide collateral. If the market moves against you, you may face liquidation (forced loss).

Futures Wallet:

Used to trade crypto contracts with predictions of rising or falling prices. Uses leverage of up to 125x. You can profit both from price drops and price increases.

Important:

These operations are not recommended for beginners. Risks are higher and require technical knowledge, emotional control, and good risk management.

Tip:

If you are just starting, study a lot before using these wallets. A wrong strategy can lead to total loss of allocated funds.

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#BTCBreaksATH

What is the Earn Wallet on Binance?

The Earn wallet is where your cryptos go when you decide to put them to earn, that is, when you want to generate passive income within Binance.

By transferring assets from your Spot wallet to Earn, you are participating in products such as:

- Staking (locking assets and earning rewards)

- Flexible Products (daily earnings, with withdrawal freedom)

- Lending (crypto loan for interest)

Advantages:
You earn daily or monthly interest depending on the product. It can be a way to make your crypto "work" for you. And some products allow redemption at any time.

Attention:
Earnings vary according to the asset and the chosen product. Some plans require that the amount be locked for a period.

Tip:
Use Earn wisely. Don’t leave amounts forgotten there — always monitor the yield and the lock period.

Want to leave your crypto idle? How about putting it to earn?

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#BTC110KToday?

200 people here! Thank you very much!

Today we are 200 on this journey through the world of cryptocurrencies — and I can only express my gratitude!

Each follower represents someone who trusts my content, who seeks to learn, invest better, and grow in the crypto market.

Here the goal is clear: to share knowledge in a simple, accessible, and responsible way.

And knowing that you are here with me makes everything even more special! Thank you very much for the support, the questions, the interactions, and the trust.

If you are just joining us, welcome!
And if you have been following me, let's keep growing together!

Onward to 300!

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#BinanceHODLerHAEDAL

How to declare cryptocurrencies in the Income Tax?

If you bought, sold, or moved crypto assets in 2024, you need to pay attention to the IR declaration.

Even if you haven't withdrawn in reais, the Revenue Service requires the report!

See this detailed step-by-step:

1. Access the Federal Revenue program.

2. Go to the tab: "Assets and Rights" > Group 08 – Cryptoassets.

3. Select the type of currency (e.g.: 01 – Bitcoin, 02 – Altcoins, 10 – Stablecoins).

4. Provide the:

Quantity; Asset name (e.g.: $BTC ); Amount paid (in reais); Name of the exchange (Binance).

5. Use the amount paid as the acquisition cost (not the current value of the asset).

6. Tax is only paid if you sell more than R$ 35 thousand in a month, with profit.

Tip:
Use the transaction history from Binance to fill out securely.

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#GENIUSAct

What is the Spot Wallet on Binance?

The Spot Wallet is the heart of your account on Binance. It is where your cryptocurrencies are available for immediate use — whether to sell, withdraw, send, or trade.

When you buy a crypto (like $BTC , E$ETH , or USDT), it goes straight to the Spot.

This wallet allows you to:

Buy and sell crypto in real time.

Transfer to other wallets, people, or exchanges.

Withdraw funds to your bank account (after converting to local currency).

Easily convert between different cryptos.

Important:

The Spot does not earn interest by itself — it is meant for transactions, not for passive investment.

Before withdrawing or trading, check if your crypto is in it (some are in other wallets, like Earn or Funding).

Helpful tip:
If your crypto is in another area (like Earn or P2P), transfer it to the Spot first to be able to move it.

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#BinanceAlphaAlert

When accessing your account on Binance, you may have come across several tabs like Spot Wallet, Margin Funds, P2P, Earn, and others.

But what does each one mean?

1. Spot:
This is where your cryptocurrencies are available for buying, selling, or transferring. It is the main wallet.

2. P2P:
Used for direct purchases and sales between people (with real currency, via Pix, for example). The funds here are held 'in escrow' until the transaction is completed.

3. Earn:
This is where the cryptocurrencies you have placed to generate passive income are kept — as if they were 'investments' within Binance.

4. Margin / Futures:
These are specific wallets for more advanced and leveraged operations. Attention: they involve higher risk.

5. Funds:
Used for derivatives operations and adjustments in futures positions.

Tip:
Check where your assets are before trying to withdraw or transfer. And always understand the type of operation you are performing!

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#EthereumSecurityInitiative

What is USDC?

The $USDC (USD Coin) is a stablecoin — that is, a cryptocurrency tied to the value of the US dollar.

Each USDC is equivalent to 1 dollar, and its main objective is to offer stability within the crypto market, which is known for its volatility.

It was created by Circle in partnership with Coinbase, and is fully backed by reserves in dollars or equivalent assets, with regular audits to ensure its transparency.

USDC is widely used for:

Fast international transfers

Storing value with less risk of fluctuation

Making trades without needing to convert directly to fiat currency

In addition, it is accepted on various blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, among others.

In summary:
USDC combines the best of both worlds: the agility of cryptos with the stability of the dollar.

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#BinanceAlphaAlert

Do you know what PnL is?

If you invest in cryptocurrencies, you need to understand this basic and essential concept!

PnL stands for "Profit and Loss."

It shows whether you are making or losing money on a trade.
It is the calculation between the price you paid for an asset and the current market price.

Simple example:

Bought 1 $ETH for R$10,000

It appreciated and is now worth R$11,500

Your PnL is +R$1,500 (profit)

But if it falls to R$9,000, your PnL is -R$1,000 (loss)

On Binance, you can see this in real-time in the "orders" tab or in position analysis.

Knowing your PnL helps you make better decisions:
Whether to hold, sell, or realize profits.

Keep an eye on it, control your entries and exits — and trade consciously!

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#EthereumSecurityInitiative

What is the PEPE coin?

PEPE is a meme cryptocurrency created as a tribute to the iconic internet character "Pepe, the Frog".

Like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, it is part of the group known as meme coins — assets that become popular thanks to the community, humor, and online virality.

Launched on the Ethereum network (ERC-20), PEPE experienced explosive appreciation shortly after its launch, attracting the attention of traders looking for quick profits through speculative movements.

Although it does not have a robust technological utility, it drives an active and engaged community, which directly influences its price.

Attention:
PEPE is highly volatile. It is not recommended for those seeking stability, but it can be used strategically in short-term operations.

Invested in a meme coin? Keep an eye on it and know the risk!

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#MastercardStablecoinCards

100 times thank you!

Today we reached 100 followers here — and I only have one thing to say: thank you! 🎉

It may seem like a small number to some, but for me, it is gigantic.
These are 100 people who believe in my content, who seek to learn more about the world of crypto, investments, and technology.

Every comment, like, and message is fuel to keep studying, sharing, and growing together with you.

This is just the first of many achievements we will reach together.

If you just arrived, welcome!
And if you've been following me, know that you are part of this journey!

Let's move towards the next 100 together! 🎊

Why invest in Ethereum (ETH)?

When we talk about crypto assets with real potential for appreciation in the long term, Ethereum is one of the strongest names in the market. But why?

1. Much more than a currency:
Ethereum is the leading smart contract platform. It is the foundation for thousands of DeFi projects, NFTs, blockchain games, decentralized applications, and even corporate solutions.

2. Technology in constant evolution:
The network has undergone significant updates, such as Ethereum 2.0, which introduced the Proof of Stake validation mechanism. This has made ETH more efficient, secure, and sustainable.

3. Strong acceptance and liquidity:
ETH is accepted on the major exchanges around the world and has high liquidity, making buying, selling, and transferring easier.

4. Participation in innovations:
Investing in ETH is like buying a part of the infrastructure of a new internet model — the so-called Web3.

5. Potential for appreciation:
With its ecosystem growing and global adoption of blockchain increasing, ETH remains a solid bet for those thinking about a digital future with strategy.

Conclusion:
Ethereum is not just a crypto. It is a living, evolving network with countless real use cases. Investing in it is like betting on the very advancement of decentralized technology.

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#BinancePizza

What is BNB?

Have you heard of BNB and didn't quite understand what it does in the crypto market?

$BNB (Binance Coin) is:

The official cryptocurrency of Binance, one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world.

Used to pay fees with a discount within the platform.

It also serves as a means of payment and participates in the launch of new projects (Launchpad).

Why is it important?

It has multiple uses inside and outside of Binance.

It helps to drive the entire ecosystem of the exchange.

It is among the cryptocurrencies with the highest market value.

Fun fact:
Binance periodically burns (removes) a portion of the total BNBs, which helps control the supply and maintain the value of the coin.

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#CryptoRegulation

Many people have this question: How to withdraw the value of Bitcoin from Binance to the Brazilian real (R$) in the bank account? Let's simplify!

If you have already sold your Bitcoin for BRL (Brazilian real) on Binance, the next step is to transfer this balance to your bank account in Brazil. Here’s how to do it:

1. Go to your spot wallet and click on "Withdraw."

2. Select the option "BRL" (Brazilian real).

3. Choose the withdrawal method: PIX is the fastest and most practical.

4. Register your Pix key (it can be CPF, email, phone, or random key).

5. Enter the amount you want to transfer and confirm.

Important:

Make sure your account is verified (complete KYC).

The name on the bank account must match the registration on Binance.

If you still have Bitcoin and want to withdraw, you first need to sell it for BRL. Just:

1. Go to "Trade" > "Convert"

2. Select BTC → BRL and sell.

3. Then, follow the steps above to withdraw via Pix.

Have questions? Message me or comment here and I’ll help you!

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#CryptoRegulation

Chart Analysis - BTC

I am keeping an eye on the movement of $BTC on the 4-hour chart.

The price is around $103,464, with a slight decrease of -0.51%, but still maintaining a good structure in the medium term.

The price remains above the 99-period moving average, which is a positive sign. However, I notice that the 7 and 25-period averages are starting to cross, which may indicate a potential loss of strength in the short term.

The RSI is at 47.75, meaning the market is balanced – neither overbought nor oversold.

I am observing support at $101,651 and resistance at $103,903. If it breaks this resistance with volume, I may consider an entry.

I will continue to monitor the next candles before making any decision.

Are you also following BTC? Let me know in the comments what you are expecting from the next move! And if you liked the analysis, share it with others who invest in crypto!

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#CryptoRoundTableRemarks

What is USDT?

Have you ever seen the acronym USDT and wondered what it is in the crypto world?

USDT, also known as Tether, is:

A stablecoin — that is, a cryptocurrency pegged to the value of the US dollar.

Its value is stable: 1 USDT ≈ 1 USD.

Widely used to protect capital from the volatility of cryptocurrencies.

Why is it important?

Facilitates trading on exchanges.

Allows for fast and cheap transfers, without relying on banks.

Helps traders to 'exit risk' during market downturns.

Curiosity:
USDT is one of the most used cryptocurrencies in the world, with a daily volume that even exceeds $BTC .

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#TrumpTariffs