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5 DIGITAL ASSETS I’M FOLLOWING IN 2026
I’m not looking for “the next coin that’s going to explode”.
I’m trying to understand which projects have fundamentals that could support their growth in the long term.
These are 5 assets I’m currently following and why:
₿ 1. Bitcoin $BTC
Scarcity, decentralization, liquidity, and institutional interest.
For me, it’s still the market’s main benchmark.
🔷 2. Ethereum $ETH
More than a cryptocurrency: it’s an infrastructure for smart contracts, DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenization.
⚡ 3. Solana $SOL
I’m interested in it for its speed, low costs, and the growth of applications and activity within its ecosystem.
💸 4. XRP
Its thesis is very closely related to payments and transferring value. It’s a project I follow especially because of its focus on financial infrastructure.
🔗 5. Chainlink ($LINK)
One of my favorites to study because it works on a different problem: connecting blockchains with data and real-world systems through oracles.
📊 What do I base my choices on?
Not just the price.
I mainly look at:
• Utility → What problem is it trying to solve?
• Adoption → Is it really being used?
• Technology → Does it have a differentiated proposal?
• Tokenomics → How does supply and demand for the asset work?
• Liquidity and market → Is there enough activity and interest?
⚠️ This is NOT a buy recommendation.
They’re simply the 5 assets I’m studying and following right now.
Because before we ask ourselves:
How high can it go?
Maybe we should ask ourselves:
What’s behind the asset?
I learn, I apply it, and I explain it to you in the simplest way.
Which one would you add to this list? 👇
#bitcoin #CriptoEducación #AprendeAInvertir
I’m not looking for “the next coin that’s going to explode”.
I’m trying to understand which projects have fundamentals that could support their growth in the long term.
These are 5 assets I’m currently following and why:
₿ 1. Bitcoin $BTC
Scarcity, decentralization, liquidity, and institutional interest.
For me, it’s still the market’s main benchmark.
🔷 2. Ethereum $ETH
More than a cryptocurrency: it’s an infrastructure for smart contracts, DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenization.
⚡ 3. Solana $SOL
I’m interested in it for its speed, low costs, and the growth of applications and activity within its ecosystem.
💸 4. XRP
Its thesis is very closely related to payments and transferring value. It’s a project I follow especially because of its focus on financial infrastructure.
🔗 5. Chainlink ($LINK)
One of my favorites to study because it works on a different problem: connecting blockchains with data and real-world systems through oracles.
📊 What do I base my choices on?
Not just the price.
I mainly look at:
• Utility → What problem is it trying to solve?
• Adoption → Is it really being used?
• Technology → Does it have a differentiated proposal?
• Tokenomics → How does supply and demand for the asset work?
• Liquidity and market → Is there enough activity and interest?
⚠️ This is NOT a buy recommendation.
They’re simply the 5 assets I’m studying and following right now.
Because before we ask ourselves:
How high can it go?
Maybe we should ask ourselves:
What’s behind the asset?
I learn, I apply it, and I explain it to you in the simplest way.
Which one would you add to this list? 👇
#bitcoin #CriptoEducación #AprendeAInvertir
🥇 What gold are you really buying when you buy PAXG?
Many see $PAXG and think: “it’s digital gold.”
But understanding it properly is a bit more interesting 👇
🪙 PAXG (PAX Gold) is a token designed to represent physical gold.
The idea is:
🥇 Physical gold → 🏦 custody → ⛓️ blockchain → 🪙 PAXG
That means the gold remains physically held in custody, while you can hold a digital representation of that gold.
📈 Why does PAXG go up and down?
Because gold also has a market price that fluctuates.
If gold rises → PAXG tends to rise.
If gold falls → PAXG tends to fall.
That’s why PAXG doesn’t work like USDT, which aims to stay around $1.
💰 What does it mean if you buy a fraction?
If you buy a small amount of PAXG, you’re getting a fraction of the gold exposure represented by the token.
And this lets you access the gold market without having to buy and store a physical bar.
⚠️ But take care:
“Backed by gold” doesn’t mean “no risk.”
You also need to understand who holds the gold in custody, how it’s verified, what token holders’ rights are, and what happens if you want to redeem it.
💡 My takeaway: before investing in an asset, it’s not enough to just know that its price goes up. First you have to understand what we’re really buying.
👇 Did you already know how PAXG works, or did you think it was simply “digital gold”?
#PAXG #oro #AprendeAInvertir
Many see $PAXG and think: “it’s digital gold.”
But understanding it properly is a bit more interesting 👇
🪙 PAXG (PAX Gold) is a token designed to represent physical gold.
The idea is:
🥇 Physical gold → 🏦 custody → ⛓️ blockchain → 🪙 PAXG
That means the gold remains physically held in custody, while you can hold a digital representation of that gold.
📈 Why does PAXG go up and down?
Because gold also has a market price that fluctuates.
If gold rises → PAXG tends to rise.
If gold falls → PAXG tends to fall.
That’s why PAXG doesn’t work like USDT, which aims to stay around $1.
💰 What does it mean if you buy a fraction?
If you buy a small amount of PAXG, you’re getting a fraction of the gold exposure represented by the token.
And this lets you access the gold market without having to buy and store a physical bar.
⚠️ But take care:
“Backed by gold” doesn’t mean “no risk.”
You also need to understand who holds the gold in custody, how it’s verified, what token holders’ rights are, and what happens if you want to redeem it.
💡 My takeaway: before investing in an asset, it’s not enough to just know that its price goes up. First you have to understand what we’re really buying.
👇 Did you already know how PAXG works, or did you think it was simply “digital gold”?
#PAXG #oro #AprendeAInvertir
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