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14/06/2022

How do I check a project before investing in it?

DYOR (do your own research) should always be at the heart of any investment decision. Only an independent study of all the details and nuances will help you get an idea of the reliability of the project.

A number of signs to pay attention to:

🔥 Function and purpose - the project must have a real-world application to solve actual problems;
🔥 Team - their previous experience in the field, social media presence;
🔥 Marketing and community - what development strategy in social networks and not only, activity around the project;
🔥 Investors - who supports the development of the project, how well known are the funds.

The last point may be your key clue to make a final decision. Here it is important to be guided by the names and reputation of investment firms 🙌

That's why I found for you a ready-made list of funds with ratings of their desirability in descending order. Add yourself and use 👈

14/06/2022

Adding to the vocabulary: what are pamp and dump? 📊

These two expressions you will often hear in traders' and investors' circles, they mean types of market manipulation.

🔘 Pump is an artificial rise in price of cryptocurrency, often by a group of people (also dumping can happen because of an info-motive or unexpected news - as it happens with Ilon Musk and Dogecoin).

Here's the scheme: the scammers make noise in all possible places and report about the growth of the coin, they say, fly in, while you still have time. Inexperienced players buy up the coin, and the price grows because of the excitement. At the very peak, the scammers sell these assets and merge, and with them goes all the "relevance" of the coin.

🔘 Dump - a sharp drop in price by several times. Usually dump follows immediately after dump, or when there is strong negative news background about a coin. It can also be adjusted, but artificial dumping happens much less often than artificial dumping.

14/06/2022

How to determine the ideal entry point? 🔘

The entry point is the moment to open a position at the price you have predetermined by the trading strategy. It is individual for everyone, but one of the main parameters of its "correctness" is the ratio of risk and profit, as well as the general situation on the market 📊

A few steps to determine your entry point:
-- Understand when you'll start taking a loss if price reverses;
-- Identify potential levels near which you'll begin to close the trade on the plus side;
-- Make sure you've seen this exact situation on the chart before - there's no point in pointing your finger in the sky.

🎯 And always, always look at the general investor mood in the world. For the long term, it's wise to buy coins when the market is redder than red 🔴, everything is going down, and the media is racing against the clock yelling that bitcoin is a scam. As Buffett said, in the moments when blood is pouring in the streets, that's when you should buy.

12/06/2022

When they offer to make money for free or with a minimum investment - is it worth it to agree?

If you are subscribed to my main channel and are in the discussion chat, you probably received all sorts of offers in personal messages. Earn without investing, pay only 100 rubles and get twice as much for it, [insert your variant] 🤦

These messages are no different than the spam bots on Twitter and YouTube. Go under Ilon Musk's tweet mentioning crypto - in the response there will be calls to write to direct if you want to raise the cache. Open any video on YouTube on the topic of crypto - in the comments you will see ads of dubious projects and people promising to teach you how to earn money.

Never respond to it. Don't write to suspicious accounts yourself.

‼️ And also REMEMBER FOREVER: everyone who, on behalf of the admins (any channel, not just mine) or just so offer you any "theme" in the personal section - scammers who are trying to cash in on you.

See the next post. I'll show you the most common, but cleverly thought-out scam.

12/06/2022

How do miners and node nodes work?

A node is any computer connected to a blockchain network. All nodes communicate via P2P (user-to-user) protocols and store only some or all of the blockchain data.

👉 Only part is stored by lightweight nodes, which in turn are dependent on full nodes. And full nodes store all blockchain data, downloading and checking each block with transactions. They are guided solely by the network's consensus algorithm and are completely independent 🙌

⛏ Miners are essentially the owners of the nodes. They are remunerated in the form of blockchain coins just for maintaining the viability of the network and authenticating transactions. Thanks to miners, it is almost impossible to overwrite or corrupt blockchain data 🔗

💢 To attack the network, attackers need to gain control of 51% of all nodes. Large protocols like bitcoin are immune to this, but smaller cryptocurrencies may face this danger.

12/06/2022

If you lose HIM, you can forget about your money 🔑

Private Key is an alphanumeric combination of symbols created by using an encryption algorithm. This combination gives access to the cryptocurrencies stored in the account. Example of private key 👇

B4653223363AA61F20BD08FC233AC37262

ℹ️ Do not confuse a private key with a public key! A public key is your account address that you can share with other users to receive a transfer. It can safely be in the public domain.

The private key is usually generated automatically and only once, so it is important to protect it at all costs. If it is lost or falls into the hands of third parties, you will not be able to access your funds. There is no program that can recover a lost key.

👉 Options for storing your key:
-- On paper (the sheet can be laminated for greater strength);
-- On flash drive (you must put a password on it first);
-- On a computer.

💢 For online wallets like MetaMask private key is a seed-phrase (a set of random words in a certain order). Such a key is most securely stored in memory.

12/06/2022

How to create and sell an NFT for free at Opensea.io? 🌊

It doesn't take much to create an NFT - just 5 minutes of free time, a MetaMask wallet, registration on Opensea.io and a file that you are going to save to the blockchain. For example, an image, video, audio or 3D model.

The process of NFT creation is also called "mint" (from the English word "mint"). I hope you understand that minting an NFT is not equal to selling it, and promotion of such art objects (via Telegram, Twitter, other advertising channels) is quite a separate story 🙌 But friends, when they find out about your skill to create and share NFT, will definitely be shocked 😼

12/06/2022

How do I check my transactions and blockchain balance?

Since blockchain is essentially one big public database, every user with an internet connection has access to its records.

To open a table, for example, with a selection of movies according to different criteria, you need Excel. And to open blockchain records, you need to open block explorer (a "block explorer" or "block explorer"), an application for viewing data from one or more networks.

📝 Checking the balance and status of recent transactions is very easy: just copy your wallet address (🦊MetaMask, for example) and paste it into the search field.

Observers for the most popular blockchains:

-- Etherscan https://etherscan.io/ 👈
-- Polygonscan https://polygonscan.com/ 👈
-- BSCscan https://bscscan.com/ 👈

12/06/2022

What is NFT?

NFT (non-fungible tokens) are non-fungible tokens whose technology was created in 2017 based on Ethereum smart contracts. In simple words, they are digital certificates confirming the ownership of some unique object - a work of art, an artifact in a game.

🗒 Every record in the public blockchain is called a token, and by and large bitcoin, ether, and other cryptocurrencies are also tokens. But they are often called coins because the same bitcoin, like regular money, is interchangeable. This means that one $BTC can be exchanged for another $BTC, and nothing will change (just like you can exchange a 5 rubles bill to 5 1 rubles bills).

A non-interchangeable token cannot be unnoticeably swapped, split, replaced with another token without changing the value and essence of the object, and the authenticity of nft is guaranteed by blockchain.

🛒 NFT tokens are sold on different marketplaces - anyone can create them, and for authors, artists, celebrities it is an opportunity to monetize content in a new way. For example, a painting Everydays: The First 5000 Days by artist Beeple was sold at Christie's auction on March 11, 2021 for $69 million.

05/06/2022

The 7 Principles of the Metaworld and What It Is

Just like Web 3.0, the metaworld does not have an established definition. But in a general sense, it is a new era of the Internet - a digital universe where physical, augmented and virtual reality are combined into a common digital world 🖥 The concept is best described by Mark Zuckerberg: "the volumetric Internet".

The modern ideologist of the metacomplex, Matthew Ball, highlighted 7 principles that will help you form your own understanding of this concept:

▪️ 1. Constant operation - the metacommuniverse never pauses or reboots, you can connect to it 24/7.
▪️ 2. Real-time existence regardless of external factors.
▪️ 3. No limit on audience size and number of simultaneous users.
▪️ 4. A fully functioning internal economy where people can spend and earn money, start businesses, invest and sell.
▪️ 5. Linking real life to virtual life - the meta-village is more of an augmentation, an addition to the real world.
▪️ 6. Full compatibility. Buying an NFT in a blockchain game, for example, you can give it to a friend on a social network or transfer it to another app.
▪️ 7. Openness: The meta-universe must be open to all authors and content-makers.

Now many blockchain games are also called metavessels because they create their own interactive ecosystems. They can be called metavessels inside the big global metavessel of the Internet 🌐

05/06/2022

What is Web 3.0?

A precise definition has not yet been invented, but to understand the concept in general terms, it is important to understand what is Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.

🕸 Web 1.0 - the period from about 1991 to 2004, when the Internet consisted of static sites. Interaction was one-way - users could learn news, download music, i.e. only consume content, not create it.

🕸 Web 2.0 - the period after Web 1.0, marked by social networks, targeted advertising and new formats of interaction with sites, where users became the generators of content. At the same time it is the era of lack of privacy: we share a lot of personal data with the owners of various resources, and this data can easily fall into the wrong hands.

⚡️ How is Web 3.0 different?

Web 3.0 is taking shape right now with the development of blockchain and decentralized applications (DApps) and tools (such as DAOs). Roughly speaking, this is a new version of the Internet, where resources and content belong to all users, not to centralized servers of big companies like Google and Amazon. Each user will have one key to log in to all services.

05/06/2022

How to quickly learn to understand and feel the market?

When the cryptocurrency market first started to grow, its participants had to make assumptions on their own and make bumps on failed analysis of coins. Now there are a lot of tools that help to monitor important indicators and make more informed investment decisions. Catch the list of the most useful👇

CoinMarketCap - a site with detailed information about cryptocurrencies and exchanges they are on; there is functionality for portfolio monitoring, token exchange.

Coingecko - site with information about cryptocurrencies with the ability to sort coins by topic and track statistics in social networks.

Cryptorank - analytics on derivatives, ICOs, IDOs, IEOs (types of initial offerings).

CoinMarketCal, Coindar - calendars of crypto projects.

Cryptopanic - all market news in one place.

BlockchainCenter - altseason index monitoring.

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