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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 15 📚

Why do so many people try to anticipate the next move of $BTC ?

A serious prediction isn’t just saying “it’s going to go up” or “it’s going to go down.”

Volume, trend, support, resistance, market sentiment, and economic context are analyzed to build different scenarios.

No indicator offers certainty.

More than guessing the price, the analysis aims to estimate probabilities and manage uncertainty.

Next topic: bullish vs. bearish and what they really say about the market.

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 14 📚

A blockchain doesn’t need all the computers to “trust” each other. It needs rules so they can all reach the same result.

That’s a consensus mechanism.

In $BTC , Proof of Work makes miners compete using computing power.

In $ETH y other networks, Proof of Stake uses validators who put up assets as collateral and can be penalized if they act against the rules.

Two different models to answer the same question:

How do we achieve a shared ledger without a central authority deciding which version is correct?

That’s where I started to understand that blockchain doesn’t eliminate trust: it changes how it’s built.

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 13 📚

Who keeps a blockchain running?

In $BTC, miners use computing power to validate transactions and add new blocks.

In networks like $ETH and $SOL , this job is done by validators, who participate by following a different mechanism and putting assets as collateral.

Different systems, same goal: for the network to be able to agree without depending on a central authority.

Tomorrow: how do they manage to get so many computers to agree?

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 12📚

Referral fees don’t disappear: they help keep the blockchain running.

In $BTC, miners receive the transaction fees from the transactions they include in blocks.

On networks like $ETH o $SOL , validators participate, although each blockchain distributes and manages those fees differently.

In short: we pay for using a network that needs participants to process and protect transactions.

Tomorrow: what exactly does a miner and a validator do? 👀

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📚 DAY 11 — WHAT IS DEFI? 💰

DeFi means **Decentralized Finance**.

In simple terms, it’s a set of financial applications and services that run using blockchain technology, without necessarily relying on a traditional bank as an intermediary.

With DeFi, you can find services like:

🔹 Cryptocurrency exchanges
🔹 Loans and collateralized loans
🔹 Savings or yield generation
🔹 Liquidity provision

But ⚠️ there’s something important:

Just because a platform is DeFi **doesn’t mean it’s safe or that it will always generate profits**. There are risks such as smart contracts with bugs, loss of funds, fraudulent projects, and sharp fluctuations in the value of assets.

👉 That’s why, before using any DeFi protocol, it’s important to understand how it works and what its risks are.

💡 **Learn first, invest later.**

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 3 📚

These days I’ve been trying to understand $BTC , but today I realized that to understand Bitcoin first I had to understand what a blockchain is.

The simplest way I managed to see it is as a shared ledger: instead of a single institution storing all the information, there are many copies of the same ledger distributed among different participants on the network.

Transactions are grouped into blocks, and those blocks are linked to each other. Once the information is added and confirmed by the network, modifying it becomes extremely difficult because you would also have to change everything that came after it.

That’s when I understood something that had previously confused me: Bitcoin doesn’t need a central bank to keep the “book of accounts” because the network itself maintains and verifies that record.

I still have lots of questions, but I’m starting to understand why blockchain was such an important idea.

Tomorrow I want to look into something I constantly hear on Binance: what’s the difference between $BTC and $USDT ?

Did you also find it hard to understand blockchain when you first started?

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💭 What if the problem isn’t Binance, but not knowing how to use it?

When we start out in the crypto world, it’s normal to feel confused among all the options: Spot, Futures, Earn, Alpha, orders, charts, Web3 networks… 😵‍💫

I’ve also learned that before thinking about making money, you first need to learn how to use the platform correctly.

🔹 Don’t enter a trade without understanding it.
🔹 Know what you’re buying and where your money is going.
🔹 Learn the difference between Spot and Futures.
🔹 Understand fees and risks.
🔹 Use orders correctly.
🔹 And, above all, don’t invest money you’re not willing to lose.

📚 A quick tip: before making a trade with real money, spend a few minutes exploring the feature and understanding what each button means. That knowledge can help you avoid costly mistakes.

You don’t have to know everything from day one. The important thing is to learn before risking anything. ❤️

👉 Which Binance feature was the hardest for you to understand when you first started?

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🚨 3 things I wish I had known before entering the crypto world

When I first started getting interested in cryptocurrencies, I thought the most important thing was learning how to buy and sell.

Over time I realized there are much more important things:

1️⃣ **You don't need to do trading to learn about crypto.**

You can start by understanding what Bitcoin is, how wallets work, what a stablecoin is, and how to protect your funds.

2️⃣ **Not everything that promises quick profits is a good opportunity.**

In crypto there are many opportunities, but there are also risks. That's why I prefer to learn first and make decisions calmly.

3️⃣ **Security should be a priority.**

Strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and never sharing codes or private keys are basic things that can prevent many problems.

💡 My goal isn't to become a trader or tell anyone what to buy.

I just want to learn little by little and share what I'm discovering along the way.

And I think many of us are starting from scratch. 🤝

👇 What was the first thing about cryptocurrencies you learned?

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🟠 DAY 7 — What is a Cryptocurrency Wallet? 👛🔐

If you’re just starting out in the world of cryptocurrencies, you’ve probably heard about “wallets.”

But… what are they really?

A wallet is NOT just a place where you “store” your cryptocurrencies.

👉 A wallet lets you manage your keys and access your funds on the blockchain.

There are mainly two types:

🔹 HOT WALLET 🔥
It’s connected to the Internet and is usually more convenient for everyday use.

🔹 COLD WALLET ❄️
Keeps your keys offline and is mainly intended for storing funds more securely.

⚠️ And here comes something VERY important:

Your recovery phrase (Seed Phrase) is practically the key to access your wallet.

🚫 Never share it.
🚫 Don’t send it via WhatsApp.
🚫 Don’t save it in a screenshot.
🚫 No legitimate person should ever ask for it.

If someone gets your recovery phrase, they could access your funds.

💡 REMEMBER:

In cryptocurrencies, learning to protect your keys is just as important as learning how to buy Bitcoin.

📌 Day 7 completed.

Tomorrow we keep learning. 🚀

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 5 📚

Today I wanted to understand something I always hear in crypto: what is a wallet, really?

I used to think a wallet was simply an “account” where cryptocurrencies are stored, but in reality it’s a bit different.

A wallet is used to access and manage your cryptocurrencies. The most important thing is the keys that allow transactions to be authorized. That’s why people talk so much about protecting the recovery phrase or private keys.

That’s when I understood an important difference: having crypto inside an exchange like Binance is not exactly the same as having it in your own wallet.

On an exchange, the platform manages much of the infrastructure. In your own wallet, you have much more control… but also much more responsibility.

And that left me with a question:

What do you prefer: convenience or control?

Tomorrow I want to better understand a phrase that is repeated a lot in crypto:
“Not your keys, not your coins.”

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 2 📚

Yesterday I learned what $BTC is. Today I wanted to understand something that has always caught my attention: why does its price go up and down so much?

The first thing I learned is that Bitcoin’s price depends mainly on supply and demand. If more people want to buy than sell, the price tends to rise. If the opposite happens, it goes down.

But that demand can change very quickly. News, decisions by governments and regulators, the economic situation, what big investors do, and even the fear or excitement of people who participate in the market all play a role.

That’s why $BTC can have much stronger moves than traditional coins.

What’s clear to me today is that a rise doesn’t necessarily mean it will keep going up, and a drop doesn’t necessarily mean it will keep falling.

Tomorrow I want to understand better what exactly blockchain is and why Bitcoin can work without a central bank.

What surprises you the most about Bitcoin price changes?

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Learning crypto from scratch — Day 6 📚

Today I understood why this phrase is repeated so much in crypto:

“Not your keys, not your coins.”

If you have your cryptocurrencies on an exchange like Binance, the platform holds the keys.

If you use your own wallet and you control those keys, you have more control… but also more responsibility.

In short:

Exchange = more convenience.
Self-custody wallet = more control.

What do you prefer?

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📚 I’m learning how to use Binance from scratch.
Today I learned that USDT is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a value close to the dollar, and that Binance P2P lets you buy and sell cryptocurrencies between users.
⚠️ If you’re just starting out like I am, the best thing is to learn first and not invest money you can’t afford to lose.
What was the first thing you learned when you started with Binance?
#Binance #Crypto #USDT #AprendiendoCrypto
I’m also learning about $BTC and how the cryptocurrency market works. 📚

🚨🔥 NO ONE SEES MY SMALL STEPS, BUT I KNOW HOW MUCH IT’S COSTING ME TO GROW ❤️📈

💚 I started out in crypto with just $6.10 USD. I don’t have thousands to invest, and I’m no expert. I’m someone who’s learning, making mistakes, and trying to improve every day. 🥹💪

Sometimes we make a little progress, and other times we make mistakes… but the important thing is not to confuse patience with giving up. 🚀

✨ I don’t want to pretend to be rich. I want to truly learn, take care of my money, and grow step by step alongside this community.

👇🔥 ANSWER HONESTLY:

💰 If you had only $10 USD to get started in crypto today, what would you do?

🅰️ Learn first 📚
🅱️ Save a little more 💵
🅲️ Research projects before deciding 🔍

💬 Write A, B, or C and tell me why! I’ll read your answers. ❤️

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$🚨 DAY 17 | HOW TO SPOT A CRYPTO SCAM?

In the world of cryptocurrencies, not everything that glitters is gold. 👀

Here are some warning signs that should make you suspicious:

🚩 “Invest and I guarantee you’ll make a profit.”
🚩 They promise returns that are too good to be true.
🚩 They pressure you to send money quickly.
🚩 They ask for your password or recovery phrase.
🚩 An unknown account messages you, offering an “exclusive” opportunity.
🚩 They tell you that you need to pay to withdraw your supposed earnings.

💡 Golden rule:

If someone promises you easy, guaranteed money, **stop and verify before sending a single dollar.**

In crypto, learning how to protect yourself is just as important as learning how to invest. 🔐

Have you ever received a suspicious message related to cryptocurrency? 👇

#Cryptocurrency #Crypto #Security #CryptoScams #Blockchain #Web3 #BinanceSquare #AprendiendoCrypto

Continuing with our learning without doing trading or weird scams—just learning...

🔐 **DAY 15 | What is a Smart Contract?**

Imagine a contract that doesn’t need a person to enforce it… because the terms are already programmed. 🤯

That’s it, in a nutshell, a **Smart Contract (smart contract)**.

📌 It’s a program that runs automatically when certain conditions are met.

For example:

👉 “If I receive the payment, I release the product.”

The code takes care of executing what’s been set, without anyone having to intervene manually.

💡 Smart Contracts are one of the foundations of many applications within the crypto ecosystem and decentralized finance.

And no, it doesn’t mean the contract is “smart” 😂… it means that **the rules are programmed to run automatically.**

Have you already heard about Smart Contracts? 👇

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👋✨ Hello! I'm new around here and I'm still learning how to use Binance.

I'm exploring the app, learning about crypto, and gradually discovering how everything in this world works. 📈₿

If you have any advice for someone who is just starting out, I’d love to hear it! 🙌
What should I learn first?

#Binance #criptonews #AprendiendoCrypto #BinanceCommunity

🚨 3 mistakes I made when I started using Binance

When I started using Binance, there were many things I didn’t understand and I made some mistakes because I didn’t research enough.

❌ **1. Trying to learn everything at once**
There are tons of features and terms. At first, I tried to understand it all and ended up even more confused.

❌ **2. Thinking I needed to do trading**
Over time, I realized you don’t necessarily have to trade in order to learn about cryptocurrencies or use Binance.

❌ **3. Not researching before doing something**
This was probably the most important one. Before moving money, buying a cryptocurrency, or using a new feature, it’s better to first understand how it works.

💡 My advice for someone who’s just starting:

👉 Go step by step.
👉 Learn before risking.
👉 Don’t do something just because someone on the internet says you’re going to make money.

I’m still learning, but that’s exactly why I want to share my experience and what I’m discovering along the way. 🚀

What mistake did you make when you first started with cryptocurrencies? 👇

#Binance #BinanceSquare #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #AprendiendoCrypto

Every day I understand a little more about Ethereum. 💎

Ethereum is not just about buying and waiting for it to go up. It’s also a technology that enables the creation of applications and services on its network. 🌐

📚 My goal: keep learning, invest responsibly, and be patient.

💡 I’m not looking to get rich overnight. I’m looking to learn and move forward little by little.

#Ethereum #ETH #Crypto #Investing #Finance #AprendiendoCrypto

🔥🚀 WHO ELSE IS TRYING TO GROW IN CRYPTO STARTING FROM ZERO? 💚

Not all of us have a lot of money to get started, but we can all learn something new every day. 📚✨

I’m still learning, researching, and taking small steps. I’m not trying to get rich overnight; I want to learn how to make better decisions and move forward patiently. 💪❤️

👇 I WANT TO GET TO KNOW THIS COMMUNITY:

💰 What’s your biggest goal in the crypto world?

1️⃣ Learn to invest responsibly 📚
2️⃣ Earn my first reward 🎁
3️⃣ Better understand Bitcoin ₿
4️⃣ Share knowledge with others 🤝

💬 Comment with your number and tell me why! I’ll be reading your replies. 👀❤️

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