Where & How to Buy Swift Finance (SWIFT) Guide

Note: This coin is not listed on Binance for trade and service.

Binance is constantly reviewing and adding cryptocurrencies that can be used on the Binance platform. If you would like to know where to buy Swift Finance, which is currently not listed on Binance, you can follow the step-by-step guide below.

The most straightforward way is to find a reliable centralized exchange where you can buy Swift Finance, similar to Binance. You can refer to Coinmarketcap.com's Markets section to find the list of centralized exchange the coin is listed on.

Another option to buy the Swift Finance is through a decentralized exchange (DEX) which supports the blockchain where your Swift Finance resides. This guide will show you how to buy Swift Finance by connecting your crypto wallet to a decentralized exchange (DEX) and using your Binance account to buy the base currency.

Download a Trust Wallet Wallet

There are several crypto wallets to choose from within the Avalanche network and Trust Wallet appears to be the most integrated. If you are using a desktop computer, you can download Google Chrome and the wallet Chrome extension. If you prefer using your mobile phone, you can download the wallet via Google Play or the iOS App Store if it’s available. Just make sure that you are downloading the official Chrome extension and mobile app by visiting Trust Wallet’s website.

Set up your Trust Wallet

Register and set up the crypto wallet via the wallet’s Google Chrome extension or via the mobile app you downloaded in Step 1. You may refer to the wallet’s support page for reference. Make sure to keep your seed phrase safe, and take note of your wallet address. You will be using it later on Steps 4 and 6.

Buy AVAX as Your Base Currency

Once your wallet is setup, you can login to your Binance account and proceed to the Binance Crypto webpage to buy the AVAX. If you are not an existing user, you can refer to our How to Buy AVAX guide on registering and buying your first cryptocurrency on Binance.

Send AVAX From Binance to Your Crypto Wallet

Once you buy your AVAX, go to your Binance wallet section and look for the AVAX you purchased. Click on withdraw and fill up the required information. Set the network to Avalanche, provide your wallet address and the amount you want to transfer. Click the withdraw button and wait for your AVAX to appear in your Trust Wallet.

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Choose a Decentralized Exchange (DEX)

There are several DEXs to choose from; you just have to make sure the wallet you selected in Step 2 is supported by the exchange. For example, if you use Trust Wallet wallet, you can go to 1inch to make the transaction.

Connect Your Wallet

Connect your Trust Wallet wallet to the DEX you want to use by using your wallet address from Step 2.

Trade Your AVAX With the Coin You Want to Get

Select your AVAX as the payment and select the Swift Finance as the coin you want to acquire.

If Swift Finance Doesn’t Appear, Find its Smart Contract

If the coin you want does not appear on the DEX, you can refer to https://snowtrace.io/ and find the smart contract address. You can then copy and paste it into 1inch. Beware of scams and make sure you got the official contract address.

Apply the Swap

Once you are done with the previous steps, you can click on the Swap button. From deciding where to buy Swift Finance to making the purchase, your crypto transaction is now complete!

SWIFT price

$ 0 USD

(24H)

The live price of Swift Finance is $ 0 per (SWIFT / USD) today with a current market cap of $ 0 USD. 24-hour trading volume is $ 0 USD. Swift Finance to USD price is updated in real-time. Swift Finance is 0% in the last 24 hours. It has a circulating supply of 0.

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3 minutes ago

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4 minutes ago

3 Phases of The Bitcoin Halving

#BTC   

1. The Transitional Phase

The Transitional Phase consists of three sub-phases:

• 1a) The Pre-Halving "Danger Zone" (orange)

• 1b) The Final Pre-Halving Retrace (dark blue circle)

• 1c) The Post-Halving "Danger Zone" (purple)

As we'll see, all of these phases set-up the second major phase in the Halving Cycle: The Re-Accumulation Phase which we'll talk about later

1a) The Pre-Halving "Danger Zone" (orange)

In the Pre-Halving "Danger Zone" (orange), Bitcoin begins its Pre-Halving Retrace

In 2016, Bitcoin began its Pre-Halving Retrace 28 days before the Halving

In 2020, Bitcoin began its Pre-Halving Retrace 14 days before the Halving

And in 2024, Bitcoin began its Pre-Halving Retrace 30 days before the Halving, very similar to 2016

• 1b) The Final Pre-Halving Retrace (dark blue circle)

This Pre-Halving Retrace represents the final bargain-buying opportunity in the Pre-Halving period

In 2016, this retrace was -40% deep

In 2020, this retrace was -19% deep

And in 2024, this retrace was -18%, getting close to replicating the depth of the 2020 Pre-Halving Retrace

In fact, in this cycle Bitcoin produced two Pre-Halving Retraces: -18% in March and another -18% pullback this April

But the final Pre-Halving bargain-buying opportunity is now over

The Pre-Halving Retrace is over

And when the Pre-Halving Retrace phase ends, Bitcoin offers a better idea as to where the Re-Accumulation Range has developed

• 1c) The Post-Halving "Danger Zone" (purple)

The Pre-Halving "Danger Zone" (orange) informed where the Range High of the Re-Accumulation Range is

The Final Pre-Halving Retrace (dark blue circle) informed where the Range Low of the Re-Accumulation Range is

The Post-Halving "Danger Zone" (purple) may inform if Bitcoin produces any last downside volatility below the Range Low of the Re-Accumulation Range

In 2020, there was no noticeable Post-Halving "Danger Zone" (purple) because price never made new lows

However in 2016, Bitcoin produced a long downside wick in the 3 weeks that followed the Halving event

This downside wick went -11% below the Re-Accumulation Range Low before reversing to the upside

If this 2016 history were to repeat in 2024, Bitcoin could potentially produce one last flash downside wick over the next upcoming two weeks

The Pre-Halving "Danger Zone" (orange), Final Pre-Halving Retrace, and Post-Halving "Danger Zone" (purple) all set up the next major phase in the Bitcoin Halving Cycle...

2. The Re-Accumulation Phase

Now that the Pre-Halving Retrace has occurred, it has set up the very foundations of the Re-Accumulation Range

This Re-Accumulation Range tends to develop a few weeks before the Halving but the majority of this Re-Accumulation Range forms after the Halving

This Range concludes with a breakout from it several weeks after the Halving

The goal now is for Bitcoin to move sideways to catch a breather, for the market to cool-off after fantastic Pre-Halving price performance

In 2016 and 2020, the Re-Accumulation phase lasted 150-160 days

Therefore if history repeats, this current Re-Accumulation could last up to 150 days as well (i.e 5 months)

Many investors get shaken-out in this stage due to boredom, impatience, and disappointment with lack of major results in their BTC investment in the immediate aftermath of the Halving

3. Parabolic Upside Phase

Once Bitcoin breaks out from the re-accumulation area breakout into the parabolic uptrend (green)

It is during this phase Bitcoin experiences accelerated growth into a parabolic uptrend

Historically, this phase has lasted just over a year (~385 days) however with a potential Accelerated Cycle occurring right now, this figure may get cut in half in this market cycle

$BTC #BitcoinHalving #Bitcoin   

AlertX

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Navigating the Cryptocurrency Scam Landscape: Lessons Learned from a $500 Loss

Hey there, fellow crypto enthusiasts!
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Let's start with a personal experience that hit close to home. I once stumbled upon a flashy website promising free rewards just for connecting my web3 wallet. The catch? It was a scam, disguised as a legitimate offer. Intrigued by the promise of easy money, I took the bait and connected my wallet, expecting a $100 reward for doing practically nothing. Little did I know, I had fallen right into the trap.
Fast forward a few days, and I found myself $500 poorer, with nothing to show for it but a hard lesson learned. The scammers had exploited my trust and naivety, leaving me high and dry. It was a harsh wake-up call that opened my eyes to the ruthless tactics employed by crypto scammers.
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So, how can you protect yourself from falling victim to these cunning scams? Vigilance is key. Always verify the legitimacy of offers before taking action, and never let greed cloud your judgment. Be wary of websites or platforms that promise extravagant rewards for minimal effort, and never disclose sensitive information or connect your wallet to unknown entities.
As for my expectations from platforms like Binance, I believe proactive measures are essential in combating cryptocurrency scams. Enhanced security protocols, thorough vetting of third-party applications, and robust customer support can help weed out fraudulent activities and protect users from harm. Moreover, fostering a culture of education and awareness within the crypto community can empower users to spot and report suspicious behavior effectively.
In conclusion, while the allure of quick profits may be tempting, it's crucial to tread carefully in the world of cryptocurrency. By staying informed, exercising caution, and advocating for safer practices, we can collectively mitigate the risk of falling prey to scams. Remember, in the wild west of crypto, it pays to stay alert.
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CLUB MEMBERS

15 minutes ago

BTC UPDATE

So monthly candle is about to close in a few days. There is more liquidity down side. Also fair value gapes around 50k and 30k, on top of it market is in down trend.

WHAT IS YOUR PLAN?
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