Fanático y entusiasta de las criptomonedas. Apasionado por la innovación financiera y la descentralización. HODLer de corazón, siempre en busca de proyectos.
Explora los componentes de mi cartera. ¡Sígueme para ver cómo invierto! siempre agradeciéndole a la comunidad cripto que es de las más intensas y apasionadas que hay. Acá no solo se trata de ganar plata, sino de cambiar el sistema. Y en ese camino, lo mejor que podemos hacer es apoyarnos entre todos. Cuando hay dudas, alguien siempre aparece con un hilo explicativo o un meme salvador. Si un proyecto cae, la comunidad lo levanta. Nos une esa vibra de libertad, descentralización y ganas de construir algo distinto. En un mundo donde todo cambia tan rápido, el compañerismo es clave. Porque solos no llegamos lejos, pero juntos... ¡hacemos historia en la blockchain!
#holdisgold Holding is basically buying and holding, come what may. It doesn't matter if the price goes up, down, or plummets: you stand firm with your crypto in the wallet. It's a mix of patience, faith, and nerves of steel. Many people who held Bitcoin since $100 are now happy, but there are also those who bought at the peak and are still waiting. The key is to understand what you're investing in and to have a long-term vision. It's not about checking the price every 5 minutes, but rather trusting the process. Holding isn't easy, but it can be worth it!
$ADA En un día típico, ADA metió ficha: se sumó a un índice lindo de Nasdaq (¡buenas noticias!), rebota cerca de $0.64 (nivel clave), y vimos más movimiento dentro del ecosistema (grandes wallets acumulando). Sí, el precio ha estado flojo semanalmente, pero estos eventos le ponen sabor al juego. Si estás en ADA, presta atención al soporte y a la adopción institucional. Si sos de los que operan, mové bien los stops y entradas. El show de #Cardano sigue... ¡y hoy trae material para el debate! $USDC
$ADA On a typical day, ADA made a move: it joined a nice Nasdaq index (good news!), bounces near $0.64 (key level), and we saw more movement within the ecosystem (large wallets accumulating). Yes, the price has been weak weekly, but these events add flavor to the game. If you are in ADA, pay attention to support and institutional adoption. If you are one of those who trade, manage your stops and entries well. The #Cardano show goes on... and today brings material for debate!
$BTC With Bitcoin, the next 24 hours are always a roller coaster. It might start off calm and then suddenly it's skyrocketing... or plummeting without brakes. You never know. Twitter fills up with predictions, the charts go crazy, and everyone rushes to see if a resistance has been broken or if a 'dump' is on the way. The only certainty is that something is going to happen. That's BTC: unpredictable, wild, and addictive. If you're involved, better not check it every 5 minutes... or you'll go crazy. Welcome to the eternal show of daily crypto drama.
#USChinaTradeTalks Every time #USChinaTradeTalks is mentioned, the markets get nervous, as if they are waiting for the gossip of the year. Basically, these are the talks between the U.S. and China to agree on trade issues: tariffs, exports, technology, and all that mess. Sometimes they throw compliments, other times they throw everything at each other. The crazy thing is that, although it seems political, this affects everything from the price of the dollar to Bitcoin. A bad agreement and boom!, fears unleash. A good agreement and everyone breathes easy. It's like an economic soap opera... but with global consequences.
#CryptoCharts101 Crypto charts may look like hieroglyphics at first, but don't worry, they are not that tough. In the center is the price, which goes up and down like a roller coaster. You use candlesticks (those red and green bars) to see how the price moved over a certain time. Green means it went up, red means it went down. Then you have lines like the RSI, moving averages, and other indicators that sound professional but help to see if something is overbought or undervalued. Looking at the chart is key to not buying at the top or selling at the bottom. You can't predict the future, but it does give you clues. Everything is in the candles!
#TradingMistakes101 We all make mistakes when starting in trading, so take it easy, it's part of the journey. One of the classics is entering due to FOMO, buying just because 'everyone is talking about it'... and boom, it drops. Another common mistake: not setting a stop-loss, and watching your investment melt away. There's also overtrading, wanting to make a thousand trades a day as if you were a pro... spoiler: you're not. And be careful not to research the project or trust Twitter gurus. The key is to learn from the blows, take it slow, and have a plan. You don't win by luck; you win with your head.
#CryptoFees101 In crypto, everything sounds nice until you get hit with the fees. Every time you make a transaction, whether sending, buying, or trading, you have to pay a fee. In centralized exchanges (CEX), they charge you a small amount for each operation. In decentralized exchanges (DEX), the gas fees can be crazy, especially on Ethereum. Sometimes you pay more in fees than in the actual transaction. There are also withdrawals with fees, so don't be surprised. Each network and platform has its price. Tip: use cheaper networks like Polygon or BSC if you want to save. Fees hurt, but they can be avoided!
#CryptoSecurity101 In crypto, security is not optional, it is digital survival. There is no bank that will save you if you mess up. The first thing: do not share your private keys or your seed phrase with anyone, ever. Use secure wallets, preferably cold wallets (offline). Enable 2FA everywhere. Be careful with phishing: those fake links that look real but can empty your wallet in two clicks. You are your own bank, yes, but also your own security guard. If it sounds suspicious, it probably is. In crypto, better paranoid than hacked. Take care of your coins!
#TradingPairs101 When you trade, you always do it in pairs, as if it were a dance: one token goes with another. That's a trading pair. For example, BTC/USDT means you are exchanging Bitcoin for Tether (a crypto dollar). If you buy, you are exchanging USDT for BTC; if you sell, the other way around. There are pairs with stable dollars (like USDT or USDC), with BTC, ETH, or even with other crazy coins. Understanding the pair is key because it affects how your investment moves. It's not the same to trade in BTC as in USD. Choose your dance partner well... or you'll step on each other's feet!
#Liquidity101 Liquidity in crypto (or in any market) is basically how easy it is for you to buy or sell without the price moving much. If a token has high liquidity, there are many people buying and selling, so your orders are executed quickly and without drama. But if it has low liquidity, it can be a mess: you might want to sell and there's no one to buy from you, or the price goes through the roof or crashes with a single trade. More liquidity = less volatility. Always keep an eye on that before entering a sketchy project. Don't get trapped with no way out!
#OrderTypes101 When you are going to trade, it's not just about clicking 'buy' or 'sell' and that's it. There are different types of orders, and each has its own charm. The most basic is the market order, which executes at the current price—quick but sometimes expensive. Then there's the limit order, where you say: 'I only buy if it drops to a certain price,' ideal if you are patient. There is also the stop-loss, your lifeline if everything goes to hell. And the take-profit, to close with automatic profit. Using these orders well can save you money and nerves. It's not magic, it's strategy. That's how you play better in the market!
#OrderTypes101 When you are going to trade, it's not just about clicking “buy” or “sell” and that's it. There are different types of orders, and each one has its charm. The most basic is the market order, which executes at the current price—quick but sometimes expensive. Then there's the limit order, where you say: “I buy only if it drops to a certain price,” ideal if you are patient. There's also the stop-loss, your lifesaver if everything goes south. And the take-profit, to close with automatic profit. Using these orders wisely can save you money and nerves. It's not magic, it's strategy. That's how to play better in the market!$BTC $BNB
#CEXvsDEX101 When you get into crypto, you quickly hear about CEX and DEX, and no, they are not Star Wars robots. A CEX (centralized exchange) like Binance or Coinbase is like a bank: easy to use, fast, but they have your keys. In contrast, a DEX (decentralized exchange) like Uniswap or PancakeSwap is all yours: more freedom, but also more responsibility. In CEX, you register, enter your email, and that's it. In DEX, you connect your wallet and get straight to the point. Which is better? It depends on whether you prefer convenience or total control. The ideal: know both and use them according to the occasion.
#TradingTypes101 When you enter the world of trading, you realize that there are more styles than flavors of ice cream. There is the day trader, who buys and sells on the same day as if playing ping-pong with prices. Then there is the swing trader, more patient, who holds for a few days looking for larger movements. There is also the scalper, the fastest, who lives off micro movements and speed. And let's not forget the position trader, the zen of the group, who holds positions for weeks or months. Each style has its vibe, it's just a matter of finding the one that suits you.
#TradingTypes101 When you enter the world of trading, you realize that there are more styles than flavors of ice cream. There is the day trader, who buys and sells on the same day as if playing ping-pong with prices. Then there is the swing trader, more patient, who holds for a few days looking for larger movements. There is also the scalper, the fastest, who lives off micro movements and speed. And let's not forget the position trader, the zen of the group, who keeps positions for weeks or months. Each style has its vibe, it's just a matter of finding the one that suits you. $BTC