Tanjiro Cripto

🅳 ABC das Criptos – Letra D: DYOR

DYOR significa Do Your Own Research — faça sua própria pesquisa.

No mercado cripto, essa é uma das regras mais importantes. Com milhares de projetos disponíveis, confiar apenas em dicas, promessas ou “hypes” pode ser arriscado.

🔍 O que significa fazer DYOR na prática?

Entender o propósito e o caso de uso do projeto

Pesquisar o time e os desenvolvedores

Avaliar tokenomics, oferta e utilidade do token

Analisar a comunidade e a transparência

Verificar riscos e concorrentes

⚠️ Cripto é um mercado volátil e ainda em evolução. Nenhuma informação substitui o conhecimento próprio e a análise crítica.

📘 Este é o quarto post da série ABC do Crypto.

Aprender os conceitos fundamentais é o primeiro passo para tomar decisões mais conscientes.

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📊 Bollinger Bands: what they are and how to use them in trading?

Bollinger Bands are one of the most popular indicators in technical analysis, created by John Bollinger. They help identify volatility, possible price extremes, and moments of market consolidation or expansion.

🔹 How do they work?

The indicator consists of three lines:

Upper Band: moving average + 2 standard deviations

Middle Band: moving average (usually 20 periods)

Lower Band: moving average − 2 standard deviations

📈 What can we interpret?

When the price touches or approaches the upper band, it may indicate overbought conditions.

When the price touches or approaches the lower band, it may indicate oversold conditions.

Very tight bands indicate low volatility and a possible strong movement ahead.

Open bands indicate high volatility.

⚠️ Important:

Bollinger Bands should not be used alone. It is ideal to combine them with other indicators (RSI, volume, market structure) to avoid false signals.

💡 Practical tip:

In sideways markets, the bands tend to work better to identify extremes. In strong trends, the price can “walk” along the bands for quite some time.

📌 Conclusion:

Bollinger Bands are an excellent tool for understanding price behavior, especially volatility — but the market context is always essential.

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🅲 ABC das Criptos – Letra C: Cripto

O termo Cripto vem de criptografia, a tecnologia que garante segurança, transparência e confiança no ecossistema blockchain.

Cripto é usado para se referir ao universo das criptomoedas e ativos digitais, que funcionam de forma descentralizada, sem a necessidade de intermediários tradicionais.

🔐 O que a criptografia permite no mundo cripto?

Proteger transações e dados

Garantir a integridade da rede

Evitar gastos duplos (double spending)

Manter a segurança dos usuários

🌐 Hoje, o mercado cripto vai muito além de moedas digitais e inclui:

DeFi (finanças descentralizadas)

NFTs

Games blockchain

DAOs e muito mais

⚠️ Apesar da inovação, o mercado cripto é volátil. Educação e pesquisa são fundamentais antes de tomar qualquer decisão.

📘 Este é o terceiro post da série ABC das Criptos.

Acompanhe os próximos conteúdos e continue aprendendo sobre esse ecossistema em constante evolução!

👉 O que mais te chama atenção no mundo cripto? 👇

I have been closely following the development of @LorenzoProtocol and the proposal is quite interesting: infrastructure focused on efficiency, scalability, and real utility within the crypto ecosystem. Projects like this tend to gain more and more attention over time.

The token $BANK appears as a central piece of this construction, connecting incentives, governance, and the growth of the protocol. It is worth studying the Lorenzo Protocol carefully and understanding the long-term potential. #LorenzoProtocol 🚀📊

🅱️ ABC of Cryptos – Letter B: Bitcoin

Bitcoin (BTC) is the first cryptocurrency in the world, created in 2009 by a developer (or group) known as Satoshi Nakamoto.

Its main objective is to enable value transfers in a decentralized manner, without the need for banks or intermediaries.

🔑 Main characteristics of Bitcoin:

🌍 Global and borderless network

🔐 Security based on cryptography and consensus

⛏️ Limited supply of 21 million BTC, making it scarce by design

📜 Open and transparent code

💡 For these characteristics, Bitcoin is often seen as a digital store of value, also called "digital gold."

⚠️ Like any asset, Bitcoin has volatility. Staying informed and understanding how the technology works is essential.

📘 This is the second post in the Crypto ABC series.

Keep following to learn, letter by letter, the fundamentals of the crypto market!

👉 What does Bitcoin represent to you? Comment below 👇

🅰️ ABC of Cryptos – Letter A: Altcoins

Did you know that Altcoins are all the cryptocurrencies that emerged after Bitcoin? 🚀

The term comes from "alternative coins" and includes projects with different objectives, technologies, and use cases.

🔍 Why do Altcoins exist?

While Bitcoin was created as an alternative to traditional money, many altcoins were born to:

Improve scalability and speed

Reduce transaction fees

Create decentralized applications (DeFi, NFTs, Games, etc.)

Explore new models of consensus and governance

💡 Popular examples of Altcoins:

Ethereum (ETH) – smart contracts

BNB – Binance ecosystem

Solana (SOL) – high performance

Cardano (ADA) – focus on research and sustainability

⚠️ Be aware:

Altcoins can offer great opportunities, but they also present higher volatility and risk. Studying the project, the team, and the use case is essential before investing.

📘 This is the first post in our "ABC of Cryptos" series.

Stay tuned for the next ones to learn, letter by letter, the main concepts of the crypto universe!

👉 Which altcoin do you like the most? Comment here 👇

🚀 Crypto is not just about quick profits

Many people enter the market expecting to make money overnight.

But those who truly survive understand three things:

📊 Risk management is more important than hitting the top and bottom

🧠 Emotional control is worth more than any indicator

📚 Constant learning is mandatory

The market will always provide opportunities.

The question is: will you be prepared when they appear?

💬 What do you think causes traders to lose money more: lack of technique or emotional issues?