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Avoid Converting Cryptocurrencies!
When you convert crypto, you accept the market value, which is something only beginners typically do. Conversion is only suitable for situations where you have very small amounts that can't be traded on the spot market. Using the conversion feature on an exchange is similar to buying cryptocurrency through fintech platforms like #nubank , where you don't truly own the crypto.

You should always aim to trade cryptocurrencies properly. If you purchase at price "A," set a sell order at price "B." You can even utilize tools like a Trailing Stop to maximize your gains.

Key takeaway: Always strive to buy at the lowest price and sell at the highest price. This can only be achieved by setting your own sell orders, whether through a limit order or by using a Trailing Stop to track price trends. (Converting does not accomplish this, and anyone who thinks conversions are fee-free is mistaken; the cost is already factored into the transaction. Nothing is free.)

In the #spotmarket $DEXE
you have the flexibility to hold onto a crypto position, unlike in futures trading. For example, if you buy a crypto and its value drops, you can simply wait for the market to recover and sell at a profit. (That said, the type of crypto matters—a dip in BTC is different from one in a short-lived DEX token.) Remember, selling at a loss is a choice—no one is forcing you. The market operates largely on psychology.

In Spot trading classes, I often share the example of someone who bought Bitcoin ($BTC ) at its peak in November 2021. It took years for the market to recover, but the individual was eventually able to sell at a profit.

The purpose of this post is to educate newcomers about creating more advanced sell orders—whether through limit orders or market orders—rather than relying on conversions.

#DEX $BTC

INVESTOR SENDS ETHEREUM TO NUBANK ON WRONG NETWORK AND LOSES EVERYTHING
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An Ethereum investor at Nubank claimed that he lost everything he had set aside for his wedding gift when he tried to deposit coins into the digital bank.

According to the customer, he has been using the brand's services for many years and has always appreciated the bank's innovation. "I have been a Nubank customer for many years and have always trusted the brand for its innovation and transparency. However, I recently faced a problem that left me deeply upset and disappointed," he said in his complaint.

According to the report, the withdrawal came from Binance, where he had the equivalent of R$$ 1,500.00. The deposit was supposed to be sent to Nubank, but the ethers never arrived in his account at the digital bank.

"What makes this situation even more frustrating is that this money was supposed to be used to celebrate my wedding anniversary. I was planning something special for this important date, and the loss of these funds, worth around R$1,500.00, caused me great personal inconvenience,” lamented the investor.

“I contacted Binance, the brokerage where the transaction originated, and was informed that, after confirmation on the blockchain, they no longer have access to the funds and that the only possibility of recovery would be through Nubank support,” he added.

Finally, he asked that Nubank evaluate the case so that future customers do not have the same problem, even asking for an alert to be created about which network is supported.

#bnb
#nubank
#Ethereum✅

INVESTOR SENDS ETHEREUM TO NUBANK ON WRONG NETWORK AND LOSES EVERYTHING
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An Ethereum investor at Nubank claimed that he lost everything he had set aside for his wedding gift when he tried to deposit coins into the digital bank.
According to the customer, he has been using the brand's services for many years and has always appreciated the bank's innovation. "I have been a Nubank customer for many years and have always trusted the brand for its innovation and transparency. However, I recently faced a problem that left me deeply upset and disappointed," he said in his complaint.
According to the report, the withdrawal came from Binance, where he had the equivalent of R$$ 1,500.00. The deposit was supposed to be sent to Nubank, but the ethers never arrived in his account at the digital bank.
"What makes this situation even more frustrating is that this money was supposed to be used to celebrate my wedding anniversary. I was planning something special for this important date, and the loss of these funds, worth around R$1,500.00, caused me great personal inconvenience,” lamented the investor.
“I contacted Binance, the brokerage where the transaction originated, and was informed that, after confirmation on the blockchain, they no longer have access to the funds and that the only possibility of recovery would be through Nubank support,” he added.
He finally asked that Nubank evaluate the case so that future customers do not have the same problem, even asking for an alert to be created about which network is supported.
#bnb
#nubank
#Ethereum✅

NEVER CONVERT CRYPTOCURRENCIES!

When converting, you receive the market value, and this is the type of situation that only the most novice traders do. Conversion is only viable if you have, for example, small amounts that cannot be traded on the spot market.

Converting crypto on CEX is the equivalent of buying cryptocurrency on Fintechs like #NuBank , for example, places where you don't actually buy crypto; it's the same as still using training wheels on your bike.

You always need to trade with cryptocurrency. If you bought at price "A", place a sell order at price "B". You can even use a Trailing Stop to improve your profits, that way, you will always sell at the highest possible price.

You should always want to buy as cheaply as possible, to sell at the highest possible price. And this is only possible when you create your own sell order, either at a limit or through Trailing to follow the price trend, after analyzing the chart and defining the points (Converting is not the same thing, and anyone who thinks there is no fee is mistaken, since the value is already included in your operation. There is no free lunch).

In the#Spotmarket, you can afford to get stuck in a crypto, unlike futures. In other words, if you bought a crypto and got stuck at the top because it started to fall, you just need to be patient and wait for it to recover to sell at a profit (There is crypto and crypto! Getting stuck in a BTC is not the same as in a **DEX bitcoin that has a short lifespan).

Remember, you only sell at a loss if you want to, no one is forcing you to do so. The market is completely psychological. In the Spot operations classes, I mentioned the example of someone who bought $BTC at the top in November 2021, it took years for the person to get out of the loss and sell the position at a profit.

I see a lot of comments here from desperate people in the red. This happens most of the time because they simply go to the converter and make the change, without even analyzing the graph and understanding the current movement.

In short: learn how to buy and sell on SPOT!

🎉 Big news for Brazilian banking!

Nubank, Brazil’s largest digital bank, now allows customers to send and receive Bitcoin directly through its banking app
#Bitcoin❗️

This is a big change for the adoption of cryptocurrencies! 💰

#nubank
#CryptoNews🚀🔥

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Hello!!
Do you buy USDT and pay for it through Nubank?
Does anyone transfer through Nubank?
Or Lulo Bank?
Thanks
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🚀 News from Brazil's Largest Digital Bank! 🌎

Nubank, leading the charge in innovation, now lets you withdraw Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana directly from their app! 📱💰

This move marks a significant leap in crypto adoption in Latin America, as Nubank continues to revolutionize traditional banking. 🔥

Read more about Nubank's crypto journey and its impact on the financial landscape in our latest blog post!

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NEVER CONVERT CRYPTOCURRENCIES!
When converting, you receive the market value, and this is the kind of situation that only the most inexperienced do. Conversion is only viable if you have, for example, small amounts that cannot be traded on the spot market. Converting crypto on an exchange is the equivalent of buying cryptocurrency on Fintechs like #NuBank , for example, places where you don't actually buy crypto.
You always need to trade cryptocurrency. If you bought at price “A”, place a sell order at price “B”. You can even use a Trailing Stop to improve your profits.
In short: you should always want to buy as cheaply as possible, to sell as expensively as possible. This is only possible when you create your own sell order, either at a limit or through Trailing to follow the price trend. (Converting is not the same thing, and anyone who thinks there is no fee is mistaken, because the amount is already included in your transaction. There is no free lunch). In #Spotmarket , you can afford to get stuck in a crypto, unlike futures. That is, if you bought a crypto and got stuck at the top because it started to fall, you just need to be patient and wait for it to recover to sell at a profit (There are cryptos and cryptos! Getting stuck in a BTC is not the same as in a **bitcoin DEX that has a short lifespan). Remember, you only sell at a loss if you want to, no one is forcing you to do so. The market is completely psychological. In the Spot trading classes, I gave the example of someone who bought $BTC Bitcoin at the top of November 2021, it took years for the person to get out of the loss and sell the position at a profit.
The idea of ​​this post is simply to inform the new audience that they can create more advanced sell orders than simply converting, whether at the limit or at the market.

NEVER CONVERT CRYPTOCURRENCIES!

When converting, you receive the market value, and this is the type of situation that only the most inexperienced do. Conversion is only viable if you have, for example, small amounts that cannot be traded on the spot market. Converting crypto on the exchange is the equivalent of buying cryptocurrency on Fintechs like #nubank , for example, places where you do not actually buy crypto.

You always need to trade with cryptocurrency. If you bought at price “A”, place a sell order at price “B”. You can even use a Trailing Stop to improve your profits.

In short: you should always want to buy as cheaply as possible, to sell as expensively as possible. This is only possible when you create your own sell order, whether at a limit or through Trailing to follow the price trend. (Converting is not the same thing, and anyone who thinks there is no fee is mistaken, since the value is already included in your transaction. There is no free lunch).

In the#Spotmarket, you can afford to get stuck in a crypto, unlike futures. In other words, if you bought a crypto and got stuck at the top because it started to fall, you just need to be patient and wait for it to recover to sell at a profit (There is crypto and crypto! Getting stuck in a BTC is not the same as in a **DEX itcoin that has a short lifespan). Remember, you only sell at a loss if you want to, no one is forcing you to do so. The market is completely psychological. In the Spot operations classes, I gave the example of someone who bought $BTC Bitcoin at the top of November 2021, it took years for the person to get out of the loss and sell the position at a profit.

The idea of ​​this post is simply to inform the new audience that they can create more advanced sell orders than simply converting, whether at limit or market.

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