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In the winter of 2025, I first became genuinely interested in crypto. Before that, I was also interested, but since I wasn’t 18, I couldn’t complete verification, so I just waited. And then I turned 18, passed verification, and went onto the market! I bought my first cryptocurrency! And of course it was Bitcoin. In a sense, it was like learning, and the numbers were ridiculously small. ))

Why Binance? It seemed the most convenient to me, no matter what anyone says—I still think so.

Crypto gave me a lot of opportunities. Especially convenient were service widgets and purchases using USDT—fast and anywhere. I don’t hide from taxes, but there are purchases that can’t be paid for with cards from Kazakh banks—this is where I truly felt the taste of crypto.

After that, like many others, I went into futures. I won’t lie—I only lost money. But it was an important lesson, not only about crypto, but also about finances and risk.

And generally, I use crypto—whether studying it or working in this field, you lose nothing. And in my opinion, the future of the crypto market will be much broader and deeper than it is now. So it’s better to start learning today, although it’s never too late to learn. ))#BinanceKZ

How many years have you been familiar with crypto? :)

#BinanceKZ 🌊 Summer. Aktau. Kazakhstan. +50°C.
Park «Akbota», 1st microdistrict. The Caspian Sea, golden sand, and a completely unfamiliar word to me — Binance.

This was in 2017.

Back then, I saw Binance for the first time. I didn’t really understand what this platform was or what it does. But for some reason, the name itself hooked me right away.

Binance.

It reminded me of the word Finance — finance, money, profit. I looked at the logo, at the name, and somehow I got a strange inner feeling:

“This platform will become one of the biggest.”

At that time, I had no knowledge of the crypto market.
No analysis.
No forecasts.

Just intuition.

Many years have passed, and today, looking back, I realize how unusual that first moment was.

Sometimes you still don’t know what’s in front of you, but something inside already says:
“Remember this name.”

I did.

Binance. 2017. Aktau. The Caspian Sea. +50°C.

And from that moment on, a story began for me—one I couldn’t even have imagined back then. 🟡

In the year I became a graduate student, I was hearing about bitcoin, ether, and many other cryptocurrencies. In that same 2021 year, on Instagram, I read a comment about Binance. It said that the easiest way to buy crypto is on this platform. At first, I didn’t really believe it, but I was very curious and registered through the website. Later, I even installed an additional app on my phone.
The hardest part, I think, was exchanging real money via P2P into the USDT currency. I was worried that the other party might not send the money. The good thing, though, was that the listed banks were banks in Kazakhstan. In addition, each seller had a rating. That is, it showed how many times the seller had sold the currency and how many times the sales were successful or unsuccessful.
Later, I got used to it, and after reading the lessons from the Binance Academy here, I fully learned how to sell and buy. Using their deposits is very easy.
Among them, I chose the person with the strongest rating and bought 100 USDT that year.
My advice is not to keep all your funds in one platform. Even keeping everything in just one bank carries a risk.
Overall, this platform is a good place for investment, because you look up information about all assets yourself.
#BinanceKZ

It all started back in 2019.
I was given $100 in Bitcoin. At the time, I didn’t understand anything about crypto. I set up some online wallet that search results showed as the top one; everything was in English, but I managed. I got the coins, held them for a week, and sold, thinking the price would go against me. Oh, if only I’d known back then...))
Around that time, I also registered on Binance. Honestly? I thought it was another “kitchen” like “binary options”)). But just in case, I registered.
Time went by. There was a lot of noise everywhere about Bitcoin—people were filming documentaries, and Binance became the largest platform.
And then, one day—about a year ago, in 2025, while cleaning my inbox of spam—I came across an email from Binance. Something like: “Free tokens, 3 USDT for old users.”
And that’s how it started.
I went to check, got it... and I came back for real.
Today my approach is different: no fuss—just steady accumulation of Bitcoin as my capital for the long term.
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Hello everyone, my name is Andrey, nice to meet you)
I earned my first half Bitcoin in 2011. Back then, nobody had any idea what it would become—and you didn’t either.
Trading entered my life completely unnoticed; I was just curious—what is it?
As an official Binance user, I want to say this to those who are new here and want to catch a bull by the horns) — it’s actually real if you’re the kind of person who can feel the nuances of changes in market behavior.
My path has been different, but one thing I learned is this: emotions are our enemy. too the moon blizko🤫🤭😀
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my first experience in that still dark forest of cryptocurrencies #BinanceKZ
So, my story is short and not particularly interesting, but maybe I’ll start from the beginning. Back then, verification was not yet required in payment systems—except, of course, for banks. There were a lot of different online wallets, and they worked without any problems all over the world. Online casinos could be topped up easily through wallets. But then came the era of checks and blocks—this gray, merciless time when even crypto wallets started requiring verification. That’s when I had to learn how to buy crypto, because casinos can be funded only with crypto—and with any one you want. I didn’t have to look for long, since ads work around the clock, without stopping, everywhere. ))) I quickly ran into Binance and, without any major problems, bought my first crypto. Truth be told, when withdrawing I slightly messed up, but I quickly realized my mistakes and figured out the difficulties that now seem incredibly simple…
What I can add: don’t be afraid to try something new and unfamiliar to you. Even if at some point it becomes difficult, remember there is customer support that many people ignore, but it will always help you with advice.

My introduction to crypto, or my first touch of it, began in 2011. Back then, neither Instagram nor Facebook existed—there were only forum sites. From those sites, I read up and tried Bitcoin mining on my old Toshiba laptop, but I didn’t understand at all what I was doing). I wrote to ask for help from the forum, but no one replied, so I ended up giving the laptop to my nephew. That’s how Bitcoin disappeared without a trace.
In 2015, while on maternity leave, I came back to it again, but at that time I read JP Morgan’s article saying “Bitcoin has no value, it’s an unknown thing,” and I thought, “If even a big giant like that says it, then…”—so I dropped it again.
So in 2017, after some meetups, I finally truly started. But it wasn’t successful right away—I didn’t know what a seed phrase was, gave it to a scammer, and had $2000 worth of ETH stolen. Back then, nobody taught anyone; everyone was making mistakes and getting confused ))
Since then, more than 8 years have passed. I’ve seen the market hit the bottom three times. And now, because of that experience, I’ve reached the point where I can recognize a scam after just seeing it once))
My advice: never give your seed phrase to anyone, even if they claim to be “support service.” Start with a small amount. Invest money in crypto only if you’re prepared to lose it.
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$SAGA Until the middle of next week, a smooth downward move will continue, and starting from Wednesday, it will move up during the American session. I will keep monitoring this token 🤔
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My crypto journey began back in 2022, when I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a crypto ad in a video. I became interested and started learning what crypto actually is. I saw NFT projects and decided to start investing in them little by little. I thought: you can grab them for distribution for 1$ and then sell them for $10. That’s awesome. But over time the NFT market faded away, and there were no more such sales.

Then I started trading spot and futures little by little. Sometimes I earned, sometimes I lost. It was gradual. Somewhere I missed an opportunity to make good money because I was afraid to open a trade and lose funds. Overall, those were good times, and I was always able to make some extra cash.

New projects and coins came along, while old ones were delisted. At one point I held a lot of the Burger token for a long time on spot, but after the news about that coin being delisted, the price crashed to rock bottom... There were situations like that too.

Then I delved into the whole launchpad/launchpool topic. They fed me well for a while. It’s a shame they’re run so rarely these days.

During all this, I understood that in trading the most important thing is to stick to a strategy and not fall for FOMO if you’ve missed a good life-changing moment.