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How do you imagine the financial market?
With a little humor and imagination, it could be something like this, right? An endless battle between sellers and buyers like in the image.
The whales would be missing, of course, while the small ones fight to the death to survive with swords and spears, the whales would be like atomic bombs in an unequal struggle.
Have a good week and may humor not abandon you no matter how technical you are.
Best regards,
I hope you like it #sell #buy
$BTC
With a little humor and imagination, it could be something like this, right? An endless battle between sellers and buyers like in the image.
The whales would be missing, of course, while the small ones fight to the death to survive with swords and spears, the whales would be like atomic bombs in an unequal struggle.
Have a good week and may humor not abandon you no matter how technical you are.
Best regards,
I hope you like it #sell #buy
$BTC
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I'm going to tell you something funny, my beginnings in crypto almost 4 years ago or so...
I set out to educate myself in Crypto, it seemed like something interesting that I had no idea about.
So I looked for an academy and trained. As I learned, I wanted to dive into the market like crazy, so with basic knowledge, I jumped in.
I did have the backing of an academy with people who trained me day by day. I spent about 2000 dollars on training in 1 year.
I bought BTC at 40k when I got into this and continued my education, holding when it was at 20k or less with more than 50% losses, but I didn't sell a single cent. It was time to accumulate, overcome fear and FOMO, and keep learning.
I didn't sell; I did DCA, bringing my purchase price down to 31K, and I still hold that BTC.
I got into this just when the last crypto winter started. Everything was falling, but I stayed the course; my education saved me.
Having a professional to guide you and support you in those total doubts is very important.
As of today, I have recovered the 2k in training and the 6k investment, and those are in holding in BTC while I have another 6K right now prepared for this bull run in many different places.
Be patient, educate yourself; your opportunity is not now; it is in 4 years. I know what it is to be a novice; I know what FOMO is, and I know what it is to educate yourself, overcome it, and make money. It is not easy.
You don't become a millionaire. But maybe things will go very well for you, and who knows, maybe one day the flute will play. The important thing is to keep climbing and learning day by day. Don't get discouraged; fight.
I hope this inspires those of you who are just starting in this world.
Good Luck. #rookie #begginers $BTC
I set out to educate myself in Crypto, it seemed like something interesting that I had no idea about.
So I looked for an academy and trained. As I learned, I wanted to dive into the market like crazy, so with basic knowledge, I jumped in.
I did have the backing of an academy with people who trained me day by day. I spent about 2000 dollars on training in 1 year.
I bought BTC at 40k when I got into this and continued my education, holding when it was at 20k or less with more than 50% losses, but I didn't sell a single cent. It was time to accumulate, overcome fear and FOMO, and keep learning.
I didn't sell; I did DCA, bringing my purchase price down to 31K, and I still hold that BTC.
I got into this just when the last crypto winter started. Everything was falling, but I stayed the course; my education saved me.
Having a professional to guide you and support you in those total doubts is very important.
As of today, I have recovered the 2k in training and the 6k investment, and those are in holding in BTC while I have another 6K right now prepared for this bull run in many different places.
Be patient, educate yourself; your opportunity is not now; it is in 4 years. I know what it is to be a novice; I know what FOMO is, and I know what it is to educate yourself, overcome it, and make money. It is not easy.
You don't become a millionaire. But maybe things will go very well for you, and who knows, maybe one day the flute will play. The important thing is to keep climbing and learning day by day. Don't get discouraged; fight.
I hope this inspires those of you who are just starting in this world.
Good Luck. #rookie #begginers $BTC
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For beginners.
For those who think this is about getting rich in two days because someone did it with a meme coin.
EDUCATE YOURSELF before investing, please.
Does it sound interesting, does it pique your curiosity?
You've seen a YouTube video.. your cousin or neighbor who knows something invests in such and such coin...
I'll give you 3 GOLDEN tips
1) DO NOT INVEST IN WHAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND.
2) DO NOT INVEST MONEY YOU NEED.
3) ALWAYS EDUCATE YOURSELF AND NEVER STOP LEARNING.
If you don't skip these rules, you will do well in investments of any kind.
Cryptocurrency investment rules.
+Understand the vocabulary.
+Learn to research a project.
+Never buy a coin without reading its whitepaper.
+DO NOT keep all your capital in one place.
+Learn to manage cold wallets, hot wallets, and DeFi with small amounts.
+Learn to do pools, farming, etc.
+Learn the cycles of Bitcoin, what a bull run or a crypto winter is. When to buy or sell.
+WHAT DCA is and how to do it.
+How to place buy and sell orders with limits and stops, etc.
And there are more things, but I think this has already fried your brain enough for you to feel you must educate yourself.
+ If this sounds like Chinese to you and you skipped all this, you will likely lose everything in the long run. Or sell due to FOMO or buy shitcoins.
If you gain something, it will be pure luck, don't worry, you won't take long to lose it.
HAVE A CLEAR STRATEGY and follow it without hesitation.
This and much more is what people who genuinely make money with crypto do.
Don't be the fool who loses. You will lose sometimes like everyone else, but you won't get plucked clean.
And don’t even think about using futures if you have no idea. You will definitely lose there.
I'll leave you an image that expresses very well what I'm saying.. and it's old 64k haha, who could get it now, huh.
$BTC #novato
For those who think this is about getting rich in two days because someone did it with a meme coin.
EDUCATE YOURSELF before investing, please.
Does it sound interesting, does it pique your curiosity?
You've seen a YouTube video.. your cousin or neighbor who knows something invests in such and such coin...
I'll give you 3 GOLDEN tips
1) DO NOT INVEST IN WHAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND.
2) DO NOT INVEST MONEY YOU NEED.
3) ALWAYS EDUCATE YOURSELF AND NEVER STOP LEARNING.
If you don't skip these rules, you will do well in investments of any kind.
Cryptocurrency investment rules.
+Understand the vocabulary.
+Learn to research a project.
+Never buy a coin without reading its whitepaper.
+DO NOT keep all your capital in one place.
+Learn to manage cold wallets, hot wallets, and DeFi with small amounts.
+Learn to do pools, farming, etc.
+Learn the cycles of Bitcoin, what a bull run or a crypto winter is. When to buy or sell.
+WHAT DCA is and how to do it.
+How to place buy and sell orders with limits and stops, etc.
And there are more things, but I think this has already fried your brain enough for you to feel you must educate yourself.
+ If this sounds like Chinese to you and you skipped all this, you will likely lose everything in the long run. Or sell due to FOMO or buy shitcoins.
If you gain something, it will be pure luck, don't worry, you won't take long to lose it.
HAVE A CLEAR STRATEGY and follow it without hesitation.
This and much more is what people who genuinely make money with crypto do.
Don't be the fool who loses. You will lose sometimes like everyone else, but you won't get plucked clean.
And don’t even think about using futures if you have no idea. You will definitely lose there.
I'll leave you an image that expresses very well what I'm saying.. and it's old 64k haha, who could get it now, huh.
$BTC #novato
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Uniswap V4.
If someone knows about this topic, and especially what the difference is with V3 (which I do understand), I would like to learn how the pools operate there and if it is technically complicated compared to V3.
I haven't delved into it deeply, just skimmed the surface, and it also seems fascinating, and I wonder if anyone here works with it.
I think in Decentralized Finance (DEFI), it is an immense madness of things to learn every little while, and you either keep up or fall behind and lose money. Continuous learning is always the key to success.
A mentor once told me:
Having crypto and not knowing about DEFI is like having a Ferrari without gasoline. You don't take full advantage of its potential; you just look at it in the garage.
$BTC #Uniswap’s #UNI
If someone knows about this topic, and especially what the difference is with V3 (which I do understand), I would like to learn how the pools operate there and if it is technically complicated compared to V3.
I haven't delved into it deeply, just skimmed the surface, and it also seems fascinating, and I wonder if anyone here works with it.
I think in Decentralized Finance (DEFI), it is an immense madness of things to learn every little while, and you either keep up or fall behind and lose money. Continuous learning is always the key to success.
A mentor once told me:
Having crypto and not knowing about DEFI is like having a Ferrari without gasoline. You don't take full advantage of its potential; you just look at it in the garage.
$BTC #Uniswap’s #UNI
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Well gentlemen, it seems that there is a good market adjustment at this moment.
Patience, calmness, good time to buy valuable assets.
Don't even think about selling at a loss due to FOMO.
ETH and BTC. AVAX. LINK.
An impressive moment to buy right now, to mention a few.
Don't buy memes.
Health and good luck.
Give it to the monkey!
Patience, calmness, good time to buy valuable assets.
Don't even think about selling at a loss due to FOMO.
ETH and BTC. AVAX. LINK.
An impressive moment to buy right now, to mention a few.
Don't buy memes.
Health and good luck.
Give it to the monkey!
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Uniswap V4
I have found the information, we will have to test it, it sounds good, I leave it here in case you are interested
Uniswap V4 is the latest version of the decentralized exchange protocol Uniswap, introducing significant improvements compared to its predecessor, V3. Below are the main differences and similarities between both versions.
Key differences between Uniswap V4 and V3:
Singleton Design:
V3: Each trading pair had its own independent smart contract, which increased transaction costs due to the need to interact with multiple contracts.
V4: A single contract called "PoolManager" is implemented, which manages all trading pairs. This unified design significantly reduces gas fees and improves operational efficiency.
Customizable Hooks:
V3: The protocol logic was fixed, limiting the customization capabilities for developers.
V4: Introduces "hooks" that allow developers to add custom rules to trading operations, such as automatic fee adjustments and dynamic liquidity management.
Flash Accounting System:
V3: Required multiple token transfers during a transaction, which increased gas costs.
V4: Utilizes a flash accounting system that performs a single token transfer at the end of the transaction, thereby optimizing gas usage and reducing costs.
Dynamic Fees:
V3: Fees were fixed and predefined, with no possibility of adjustment according to market conditions.
V4: Allows fees to be dynamically adjusted based on volatility and other market factors, benefiting both liquidity providers and traders.
Similarities between Uniswap V4 and V3:
Concentrated Liquidity: Both versions maintain the concept of concentrated liquidity, allowing liquidity providers to allocate funds to specific price ranges to maximize capital efficiency.
#uniswap #V4 #BTC
I have found the information, we will have to test it, it sounds good, I leave it here in case you are interested
Uniswap V4 is the latest version of the decentralized exchange protocol Uniswap, introducing significant improvements compared to its predecessor, V3. Below are the main differences and similarities between both versions.
Key differences between Uniswap V4 and V3:
Singleton Design:
V3: Each trading pair had its own independent smart contract, which increased transaction costs due to the need to interact with multiple contracts.
V4: A single contract called "PoolManager" is implemented, which manages all trading pairs. This unified design significantly reduces gas fees and improves operational efficiency.
Customizable Hooks:
V3: The protocol logic was fixed, limiting the customization capabilities for developers.
V4: Introduces "hooks" that allow developers to add custom rules to trading operations, such as automatic fee adjustments and dynamic liquidity management.
Flash Accounting System:
V3: Required multiple token transfers during a transaction, which increased gas costs.
V4: Utilizes a flash accounting system that performs a single token transfer at the end of the transaction, thereby optimizing gas usage and reducing costs.
Dynamic Fees:
V3: Fees were fixed and predefined, with no possibility of adjustment according to market conditions.
V4: Allows fees to be dynamically adjusted based on volatility and other market factors, benefiting both liquidity providers and traders.
Similarities between Uniswap V4 and V3:
Concentrated Liquidity: Both versions maintain the concept of concentrated liquidity, allowing liquidity providers to allocate funds to specific price ranges to maximize capital efficiency.
#uniswap #V4 #BTC
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Today I dedicated myself to removing liquidity from the V3 pools of Uniswap that I had, adjusting the ranges to the current market, and ensuring they keep generating money while I sleep. And you??
I haven't lost anything other than a bit of time adjusting them. They are generating again, many went out of range as the market dropped so much. It usually happens; cryptocurrencies are volatile.
A question comes to mind; I always like to keep learning. Does anyone know specifically how V4 works in Uniswap? I saw it briefly, but I don't control it, and if V2 to V3 was amazing, I can't imagine what V4 will be like, but I plan to investigate it thoroughly.
(As you can see, the newbies, those of us who already know a bit, never get tired of learning much more) and today I need to ask if there is anyone who knows about this in the room hehe
Best regards #bullish $BTC
I haven't lost anything other than a bit of time adjusting them. They are generating again, many went out of range as the market dropped so much. It usually happens; cryptocurrencies are volatile.
A question comes to mind; I always like to keep learning. Does anyone know specifically how V4 works in Uniswap? I saw it briefly, but I don't control it, and if V2 to V3 was amazing, I can't imagine what V4 will be like, but I plan to investigate it thoroughly.
(As you can see, the newbies, those of us who already know a bit, never get tired of learning much more) and today I need to ask if there is anyone who knows about this in the room hehe
Best regards #bullish $BTC
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Tranquility is what you should have these days, no FOMO or selling at a loss, the market is volatile right now.
The volatility this week can be attributed to several factors:
1 Bitcoin "whale" activity:
A significant decrease in the activity of large Bitcoin accounts, known as "whales," has been observed. According to data from IntoTheBlock, the net flow of large Bitcoin holders has fallen by more than 600% in the last 30 days. This reduction in buying and selling activity by these key players suggests greater selling pressure in the market, contributing to price volatility.
2 Technical indicators:
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of Bitcoin is at levels indicating oversold conditions, which could signal a potential rebound in price if selling pressure decreases. However, if selling pressure persists, the price could continue its decline.
So you know, maintain the strategy and the selling points you had for the upcoming bull run.
Calm
$BTC
#bullish
The volatility this week can be attributed to several factors:
1 Bitcoin "whale" activity:
A significant decrease in the activity of large Bitcoin accounts, known as "whales," has been observed. According to data from IntoTheBlock, the net flow of large Bitcoin holders has fallen by more than 600% in the last 30 days. This reduction in buying and selling activity by these key players suggests greater selling pressure in the market, contributing to price volatility.
2 Technical indicators:
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of Bitcoin is at levels indicating oversold conditions, which could signal a potential rebound in price if selling pressure decreases. However, if selling pressure persists, the price could continue its decline.
So you know, maintain the strategy and the selling points you had for the upcoming bull run.
Calm
$BTC
#bullish
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We are having winter sales. A good time to get into an altcoin you don't have and set some sell points in the bull run. Or if you don't have anything, a good day to enter. BTC ETH LiNk AVax ... for example.
Don't let FOMO get to you and make you sell at a loss, don't be a rookie hehe.
Come on, greetings, enjoy the sales because the bull run is coming soon.
$BTC $ETH
#MarketPullback #Bullrun
Don't let FOMO get to you and make you sell at a loss, don't be a rookie hehe.
Come on, greetings, enjoy the sales because the bull run is coming soon.
$BTC $ETH
#MarketPullback #Bullrun
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In my years of experience and training in crypto, I can share with newcomers what a healthy portfolio example might look like in a long-term and conservative strategy.
An example:
BTC 50%
ETH 20%
Altcoins 20%
Projects (high risk) 10%
This is obviously just a mere example of how to distribute your investment capital in this type of strategy.
This would also not be on an exchange. For example, BTC and ETH would mostly be in a cold wallet (holding) or in DeFi on Uniswap in a pool generating yield in V3, for instance, USDC/WETH.
The altcoins with DCA (defined sell points) already established.
After the bull run in a bear market and crypto winter, things change. For altcoins, at a minimum, you have already taken profits and can put them into stablecoins in pools that continue generating interest, for example, a pool
USDC/USDT, as being stable protects you from market downturns without losing value. Taking advantage of discounts and market cleaning to buy the good projects you research for the next bull run.
If what you read sounds like Chinese to you.. educate yourself more.
If you have even more interest.
Do you know DeBank? Where you can see your wallets, pools, and such at a glance?
It’s a very useful tool, one of the first that teaches you, and you can also browse accounts with thousands or millions in investments and see what they do with their capital. You will see they have common patterns with variations of what I have told you above, depending on their strategy.
If you are looking for quick money without educating yourself or understanding anything, well, you already know what will happen to you. You decide, but this, my friend, is not a game or a casino. Do not invest in what you do not understand, or you will lose, I assure you.
And stay away from memecoins.. Trump and other nonsense because I keep reading ridiculous things from people who have absolutely no idea.
Stay away from YouTube gurus and nonsense of that caliber.
And I hope this has clarified a bit the ideas of an example of what people who bother to spend money on educating themselves do.
$BTC $ETH
An example:
BTC 50%
ETH 20%
Altcoins 20%
Projects (high risk) 10%
This is obviously just a mere example of how to distribute your investment capital in this type of strategy.
This would also not be on an exchange. For example, BTC and ETH would mostly be in a cold wallet (holding) or in DeFi on Uniswap in a pool generating yield in V3, for instance, USDC/WETH.
The altcoins with DCA (defined sell points) already established.
After the bull run in a bear market and crypto winter, things change. For altcoins, at a minimum, you have already taken profits and can put them into stablecoins in pools that continue generating interest, for example, a pool
USDC/USDT, as being stable protects you from market downturns without losing value. Taking advantage of discounts and market cleaning to buy the good projects you research for the next bull run.
If what you read sounds like Chinese to you.. educate yourself more.
If you have even more interest.
Do you know DeBank? Where you can see your wallets, pools, and such at a glance?
It’s a very useful tool, one of the first that teaches you, and you can also browse accounts with thousands or millions in investments and see what they do with their capital. You will see they have common patterns with variations of what I have told you above, depending on their strategy.
If you are looking for quick money without educating yourself or understanding anything, well, you already know what will happen to you. You decide, but this, my friend, is not a game or a casino. Do not invest in what you do not understand, or you will lose, I assure you.
And stay away from memecoins.. Trump and other nonsense because I keep reading ridiculous things from people who have absolutely no idea.
Stay away from YouTube gurus and nonsense of that caliber.
And I hope this has clarified a bit the ideas of an example of what people who bother to spend money on educating themselves do.
$BTC $ETH
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Today I laughed hard reading the typical article about
"These three cryptos have the potential to make a X1000 in this bullrun"
The first one was unknown to me, based on a supposed game with blockchain technology..
After about 2 minutes, I was clear that I shouldn't invest a single cent in it.
How do you research a crypto in pre-sale?;
Easy. Whitepaper that says, what it's for, what roadmap the project has? Who audits it?
What community is behind it? How is its tokenomics distributed.. etc
It wasn't necessary to know all that in this case, just knowing that the roadmap had no dates and that the last update of its website content was 9 months ago... (which included everything).
What would you do, would you invest anything in that project?? I wouldn't.
I won't even mention the other two because they were memes directly. (Meme for novices are cryptocurrencies with no value other than purely speculative since they have no function or utility).
Normally, any professional stays away from memes because they are very high risk.
#BTCBullRun2025
"These three cryptos have the potential to make a X1000 in this bullrun"
The first one was unknown to me, based on a supposed game with blockchain technology..
After about 2 minutes, I was clear that I shouldn't invest a single cent in it.
How do you research a crypto in pre-sale?;
Easy. Whitepaper that says, what it's for, what roadmap the project has? Who audits it?
What community is behind it? How is its tokenomics distributed.. etc
It wasn't necessary to know all that in this case, just knowing that the roadmap had no dates and that the last update of its website content was 9 months ago... (which included everything).
What would you do, would you invest anything in that project?? I wouldn't.
I won't even mention the other two because they were memes directly. (Meme for novices are cryptocurrencies with no value other than purely speculative since they have no function or utility).
Normally, any professional stays away from memes because they are very high risk.
#BTCBullRun2025
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The truth is that I don't consider myself a crypto guru, but I do have a good solid training in them that cost me money to have at the time and I'm terrified by the conversations I read and hear because they are real nonsense. I'm going to give you a couple of examples.
-I invested $4000 in 7 cryptos that my friend told me about and I lost them...
-Invest in meme coins that are the ones that pay the most...
-Invest in the top 20 market capitalization coins that are the most powerful and never fall...
People who say this or advise you something like this... well, if you want to lose your money, you know there are many gurus with crystal balls around the world.
Do things with your head, damn it! First, educate yourself, if you don't know something, don't invest in it, that's the first rule of investment in any type of investment.
Don't think, "Oh, I'm going to invest in this to see what happens?" Well, what's going to happen, you're going to lose.
THINK, GET TRAINED and then INVEST.
learn to analyze a token, what is the halving, what is crypto winter, what is a whitepaper, what is defi, what are cold and hot wallets, types of networks, commissions, analysis of graphs, strategies, DCA, purchase orders... types... etc. ect.
does it sound like Mandarin Chinese to you? Well, buddy, GET TRAINED and don't be the sucker that others make money from.
70% or more of those who invest in crypto don't have a f... ing clue and that's how it goes for them.
#BTC #education $BTC $ETH
-I invested $4000 in 7 cryptos that my friend told me about and I lost them...
-Invest in meme coins that are the ones that pay the most...
-Invest in the top 20 market capitalization coins that are the most powerful and never fall...
People who say this or advise you something like this... well, if you want to lose your money, you know there are many gurus with crystal balls around the world.
Do things with your head, damn it! First, educate yourself, if you don't know something, don't invest in it, that's the first rule of investment in any type of investment.
Don't think, "Oh, I'm going to invest in this to see what happens?" Well, what's going to happen, you're going to lose.
THINK, GET TRAINED and then INVEST.
learn to analyze a token, what is the halving, what is crypto winter, what is a whitepaper, what is defi, what are cold and hot wallets, types of networks, commissions, analysis of graphs, strategies, DCA, purchase orders... types... etc. ect.
does it sound like Mandarin Chinese to you? Well, buddy, GET TRAINED and don't be the sucker that others make money from.
70% or more of those who invest in crypto don't have a f... ing clue and that's how it goes for them.
#BTC #education $BTC $ETH
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In the photo, you can see an example of using DeFi in cryptocurrencies.
It is a pool in the V3 of Uniswap on the Polygon network. In this example, you can see two coins: WETH (representation of Ethereum on the Polygon network) and USDC (stablecoin of the dollar).
Well, every time someone exchanges WETH for USDC and vice versa on Uniswap on the Polygon network, you will receive a reward in the form of the two coins from the pool for having your capital invested there.
You will need to learn which pools yield more, how to set them up, etc.
Do you still think that crypto is just about buying and selling? Well, learn properly. This is learned in an academy with professionals, not with YouTube gurus. This is merely my opinion and my advice.
I hope this small glimpse into this world awakens your curiosity to learn more and make it profitable.
In DeFi, there are much more powerful tools than just buying or selling... and you can earn very high returns on your money ;) learn to use them.
If not, ask your bank if there is any product that gives you returns of 60% annually and things like that which DeFi does have, but you have to take action. Move and learn, you are still on time.
c
It is a pool in the V3 of Uniswap on the Polygon network. In this example, you can see two coins: WETH (representation of Ethereum on the Polygon network) and USDC (stablecoin of the dollar).
Well, every time someone exchanges WETH for USDC and vice versa on Uniswap on the Polygon network, you will receive a reward in the form of the two coins from the pool for having your capital invested there.
You will need to learn which pools yield more, how to set them up, etc.
Do you still think that crypto is just about buying and selling? Well, learn properly. This is learned in an academy with professionals, not with YouTube gurus. This is merely my opinion and my advice.
I hope this small glimpse into this world awakens your curiosity to learn more and make it profitable.
In DeFi, there are much more powerful tools than just buying or selling... and you can earn very high returns on your money ;) learn to use them.
If not, ask your bank if there is any product that gives you returns of 60% annually and things like that which DeFi does have, but you have to take action. Move and learn, you are still on time.
c
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Since you ask, I'm going to give you a little bit of crypto vocabulary that you should start using if you want to learn before investing.
White Paper
A white paper is a technical document that describes the details of a cryptocurrency or blockchain project. It includes information about the problem that the project seeks to solve, how the technology behind the solution works, the token economy, and the development plan. It is the basis for investors and users to evaluate the viability of the project.
THIS IS THE FIRST THING YOU SHOULD LOOK AT IN ANY CURRENCY YOU WANT TO INVEST IN.
Decentralized network
A decentralized network is a system in which information or transactions are not controlled by a central entity (such as a bank or company), but are distributed among multiple nodes (computers) that participate in the network. This guarantees greater security, transparency, and resistance to censorship or failures. Example: Bitcoin and Ethereum.
For example, Binance is the opposite, it is CENTRALIZED.
DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
DeFi refers to an ecosystem of financial applications built on blockchain that allow financial transactions (such as loans, asset exchanges, or savings) to be carried out without intermediaries such as banks. Instead, transactions are executed through smart contracts that automate and secure the processes.
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO LEARN TO USE WELL.
Pool
A pool is a group of resources pooled by multiple users to carry out a joint activity in the world of cryptocurrencies. There are two main uses:
Mining Pool: Several miners combine their computational power to increase the chances of mining a block and sharing the rewards.
Liquidity Pool: Users contribute funds to a smart contract on DeFi platforms to facilitate the exchange of tokens and earn commissions for the transactions that take place in that pool.
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A DECENTRALIZED TOOL.
White Paper
A white paper is a technical document that describes the details of a cryptocurrency or blockchain project. It includes information about the problem that the project seeks to solve, how the technology behind the solution works, the token economy, and the development plan. It is the basis for investors and users to evaluate the viability of the project.
THIS IS THE FIRST THING YOU SHOULD LOOK AT IN ANY CURRENCY YOU WANT TO INVEST IN.
Decentralized network
A decentralized network is a system in which information or transactions are not controlled by a central entity (such as a bank or company), but are distributed among multiple nodes (computers) that participate in the network. This guarantees greater security, transparency, and resistance to censorship or failures. Example: Bitcoin and Ethereum.
For example, Binance is the opposite, it is CENTRALIZED.
DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
DeFi refers to an ecosystem of financial applications built on blockchain that allow financial transactions (such as loans, asset exchanges, or savings) to be carried out without intermediaries such as banks. Instead, transactions are executed through smart contracts that automate and secure the processes.
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO LEARN TO USE WELL.
Pool
A pool is a group of resources pooled by multiple users to carry out a joint activity in the world of cryptocurrencies. There are two main uses:
Mining Pool: Several miners combine their computational power to increase the chances of mining a block and sharing the rewards.
Liquidity Pool: Users contribute funds to a smart contract on DeFi platforms to facilitate the exchange of tokens and earn commissions for the transactions that take place in that pool.
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A DECENTRALIZED TOOL.
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A piece of advice for beginners. In finance, investments, and especially in crypto, at times you will make bad decisions and lose money (it happens to all of us, both beginners and professionals). The key is to take that as a learning experience. The professional learns to manage risk, not to put all eggs in one basket, diversify, plan future actions, and above all, continue educating themselves. Learn to research crypto projects and do your own investigations; don't rely on what others tell you. Learn from your mistakes; don't take unnecessary risks. If you do take risks, let it be with solid reasons and good analysis. The thing is simple: let your successes always outweigh your mistakes, and you will be profitable. Those who have never lost money investing have never invested in their lives. And above all, do not invest money that you need for food or living.
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I am going to tell you something about money that you may not know, before learning crypto, learn a little about fiat money.
Have you ever wondered why every printed dollar was backed by gold before and is not anymore?
The US dollar stopped being backed by gold in 1971, during the presidency of Richard Nixon, when he ended the Bretton Woods system. This system, established in 1944, linked the value of the dollar to gold (with a fixed price of 35 dollars per ounce) and other currencies to the dollar. This decision, known as the "Nixon Shock", was made to address economic issues such as inflation, budget deficits, and a growing demand for conversion of dollars into gold, which endangered the US gold reserves.
Since then, the dollar has become a fiat currency, which means it does not have a physical backing like gold, but its value depends on the confidence that markets and governments have in the US economy. Currently, the dollar is backed by:
1// Confidence in the US government: The strength of its economy, political stability, and ability to meet its financial obligations.
2// Global role as a reserve currency: The dollar is the main currency used in international trade, in financial markets, and in the reserves of central banks around the world.
3// Military and geopolitical strength: US leadership on the global stage also reinforces the dollar's position.
4// Backed by economic production and taxes: Although there is no physical backing, the value of the dollar is tied to the economic power of the United States, which includes its GDP and tax collection capacity.
This transition marked a significant change in the global financial system, allowing for greater flexibility in money issuance, but also contributing to episodes of inflation and economic volatility in the subsequent decades.
Have you ever wondered why every printed dollar was backed by gold before and is not anymore?
The US dollar stopped being backed by gold in 1971, during the presidency of Richard Nixon, when he ended the Bretton Woods system. This system, established in 1944, linked the value of the dollar to gold (with a fixed price of 35 dollars per ounce) and other currencies to the dollar. This decision, known as the "Nixon Shock", was made to address economic issues such as inflation, budget deficits, and a growing demand for conversion of dollars into gold, which endangered the US gold reserves.
Since then, the dollar has become a fiat currency, which means it does not have a physical backing like gold, but its value depends on the confidence that markets and governments have in the US economy. Currently, the dollar is backed by:
1// Confidence in the US government: The strength of its economy, political stability, and ability to meet its financial obligations.
2// Global role as a reserve currency: The dollar is the main currency used in international trade, in financial markets, and in the reserves of central banks around the world.
3// Military and geopolitical strength: US leadership on the global stage also reinforces the dollar's position.
4// Backed by economic production and taxes: Although there is no physical backing, the value of the dollar is tied to the economic power of the United States, which includes its GDP and tax collection capacity.
This transition marked a significant change in the global financial system, allowing for greater flexibility in money issuance, but also contributing to episodes of inflation and economic volatility in the subsequent decades.
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save those 300 and learn. from your comment, you have no idea about investing. so first educate yourself and don't look for quick money or you'll get FOMO and lose everything.
Yesterday I invested R$300.00 in $BTC . What do you advise me, sell if it reaches 100k or hold on? And how long is it safe?
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beginners novices etc read this comment well because it is more right than a saint. moreover, those words should be your bible from now on if you want to do something
Why Beginners Struggle to Make Money on Binance
Let’s be honest: if some people are becoming crypto millionaires, it’s because countless others are losing money. Making even a small profit on Binance, or any crypto platform, isn’t easy—it takes knowledge, strategy, and experience.
Most beginners jump in with one goal: “I just want to make money.” But without understanding how the market works or having a solid plan, they’re almost guaranteed to fail.
The Illusion of Easy Money
You’ve probably heard stories about people getting rich overnight with crypto. Those stories make it seem like anyone can strike gold. But the truth is far less glamorous. Many beginners fall for the hype, diving into trendy tokens or features like launchpools, only to see their money vanish.
Picture this: someone invests $600, expecting it to double overnight, only to lose it all. They end up saying, “I lost everything!” But here’s the reality:
Experienced traders profit because beginners make costly mistakes. They succeed because they:
• Understand how to read and analyze market trends.
• Spread their investments to reduce risks.
• Don’t fall for unrealistic expectations fueled by social media hype.
Crypto Isn’t for Everyone
Let’s cut to the chase: crypto isn’t a guaranteed ticket to riches. If you can’t afford to lose money or are looking for an easy way to get rich, this space isn’t for you. Success in crypto demands patience, a willingness to learn, and the ability to handle risks.
If you truly want to move from being a beginner to someone who can succeed, the first step is education—and lots of it.
A Beginner’s Roadmap to Smarter Crypto Trading
If you’re serious about learning, here’s a straightforward way to get started:
1️⃣ Start Small with Spot Trading
Don’t gamble your life savings. Begin with small amounts, and keep some of your funds in stablecoins like USDC to give yourself room to maneuver.
2️⃣ Pay Attention to Price Levels
Timing is everything. Buy when prices are low, not when the market is hyped up.
3️⃣ Invest Gradually
Don’t put all your money into a single trade. Spread out your investments to minimize risks.
4️⃣ Use Limit Orders
Instead of buying or selling at whatever price is available, set specific buy or sell prices. This helps you avoid unnecessary fees and make smarter trades.
5️⃣ Stay Informed
The crypto market changes constantly. Keep up with the latest news and trends to make informed decisions.
6️⃣ Adapt to the Market
In a bear market, consider strategies like trading inverse Bitcoin tokens or investing in assets that still have growth potential.
The Hard Truth About Trading
A lot of beginners assume making $1,000 in crypto is easy just because millionaires exist. That mindset leads to overconfidence and risky decisions.
For example, a beginner might invest $600, expecting it to grow quickly, only to lose everything. Why? They weren’t prepared.
The truth is, every unprepared beginner loses money. Experienced traders know this and take advantage of those mistakes. Trading isn’t easy—it’s one of the hardest ways to make money. Unlike a job, where your income is at least somewhat predictable, trading comes with the real risk of losing it all.
Final Thoughts for Beginners
• Use Limit Orders: These help you save on fees and give you more control over your trades.
• Set Realistic Expectations: Crypto isn’t a magic shortcut to wealth—it’s a skill you have to work hard to master.
• Understand the Risks: Taking risks is part of the game, but don’t gamble recklessly. Strike a balance.
Crypto trading isn’t about luck or quick wins. It’s about discipline, learning, and sticking to a strategy. Respect the market, or you’ll end up being the beginner who funds someone else’s success.
Most beginners jump in with one goal: “I just want to make money.” But without understanding how the market works or having a solid plan, they’re almost guaranteed to fail.
The Illusion of Easy Money
You’ve probably heard stories about people getting rich overnight with crypto. Those stories make it seem like anyone can strike gold. But the truth is far less glamorous. Many beginners fall for the hype, diving into trendy tokens or features like launchpools, only to see their money vanish.
Picture this: someone invests $600, expecting it to double overnight, only to lose it all. They end up saying, “I lost everything!” But here’s the reality:
Experienced traders profit because beginners make costly mistakes. They succeed because they:
• Understand how to read and analyze market trends.
• Spread their investments to reduce risks.
• Don’t fall for unrealistic expectations fueled by social media hype.
Crypto Isn’t for Everyone
Let’s cut to the chase: crypto isn’t a guaranteed ticket to riches. If you can’t afford to lose money or are looking for an easy way to get rich, this space isn’t for you. Success in crypto demands patience, a willingness to learn, and the ability to handle risks.
If you truly want to move from being a beginner to someone who can succeed, the first step is education—and lots of it.
A Beginner’s Roadmap to Smarter Crypto Trading
If you’re serious about learning, here’s a straightforward way to get started:
1️⃣ Start Small with Spot Trading
Don’t gamble your life savings. Begin with small amounts, and keep some of your funds in stablecoins like USDC to give yourself room to maneuver.
2️⃣ Pay Attention to Price Levels
Timing is everything. Buy when prices are low, not when the market is hyped up.
3️⃣ Invest Gradually
Don’t put all your money into a single trade. Spread out your investments to minimize risks.
4️⃣ Use Limit Orders
Instead of buying or selling at whatever price is available, set specific buy or sell prices. This helps you avoid unnecessary fees and make smarter trades.
5️⃣ Stay Informed
The crypto market changes constantly. Keep up with the latest news and trends to make informed decisions.
6️⃣ Adapt to the Market
In a bear market, consider strategies like trading inverse Bitcoin tokens or investing in assets that still have growth potential.
The Hard Truth About Trading
A lot of beginners assume making $1,000 in crypto is easy just because millionaires exist. That mindset leads to overconfidence and risky decisions.
For example, a beginner might invest $600, expecting it to grow quickly, only to lose everything. Why? They weren’t prepared.
The truth is, every unprepared beginner loses money. Experienced traders know this and take advantage of those mistakes. Trading isn’t easy—it’s one of the hardest ways to make money. Unlike a job, where your income is at least somewhat predictable, trading comes with the real risk of losing it all.
Final Thoughts for Beginners
• Use Limit Orders: These help you save on fees and give you more control over your trades.
• Set Realistic Expectations: Crypto isn’t a magic shortcut to wealth—it’s a skill you have to work hard to master.
• Understand the Risks: Taking risks is part of the game, but don’t gamble recklessly. Strike a balance.
Crypto trading isn’t about luck or quick wins. It’s about discipline, learning, and sticking to a strategy. Respect the market, or you’ll end up being the beginner who funds someone else’s success.
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it's all speculation. in my opinion, I hope it reaches 300k but I already have the sales points set up and quite a bit earlier hehe who knows 200. 300 .. 500k hopefully 1 million.
🚀 Do you believe Bitcoin will hit 150k or will it drop to 70k?🤑
The cryptocurrency market made a significant recovery on January 14, 2025, after a sharp drop the previous day. The total market capitalization rose to $$ 3.22 trillion, indicating a return of optimism among investors. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered to above $$ 95.000, but it needs to turn the $$ 95.668 level into support to target $$ 100.000. Among the altcoins, FARTCOIN stood out with a 40% surge, recovering to $$ 1.
The cryptocurrency market made a significant recovery on January 14, 2025, after a sharp drop the previous day. The total market capitalization rose to $$ 3.22 trillion, indicating a return of optimism among investors. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered to above $$ 95.000, but it needs to turn the $$ 95.668 level into support to target $$ 100.000. Among the altcoins, FARTCOIN stood out with a 40% surge, recovering to $$ 1.
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Let's see buddy, if you only have 2 dollars to invest, you're in pretty bad shape. Save a little and make sure it's money you don't need to live on. Then, get educated, and if you reach that point, invest.
Hello everyone, I am just starting out in this world of crypto
What do you recommend I do to grow my 2$
How can I get started? 🙏
What do you recommend I do to grow my 2$
How can I get started? 🙏
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