@ashnichrist Hey, Blockchain engineer and crypto investor here.
Sorry for the long answer, but I like to give people deeper information as crypto is both difficult and volatile.
I'd highly recommend you to start with actually finding out what lies below.
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udemy.com/course/blockch…
Sorry for the long answer, but I like to give people deeper information as crypto is both difficult and volatile.
I'd highly recommend you to start with actually finding out what lies below.
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udemy.com/course/blockch…
@ashnichrist After this, the Binance Academy actually has awesome articles that at least touch the surface enough to be of real help.
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academy.binance.com/de
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academy.binance.com/de
@ashnichrist When you have an idea of what crypto approx. is, I'd start by getting into stable coins first.
Those are coins tied to some real-world value like the dollar or gold.
They aren't volatile, and you can still get pretty good interest rates with them.
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Those are coins tied to some real-world value like the dollar or gold.
They aren't volatile, and you can still get pretty good interest rates with them.
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@ashnichrist And then, after watching the markets for some time and getting a feeling for how the market behaves and how sentiment drives prices, you could start to actually invest in non-stable coins like $BTC, $ETH, $BNB.
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@ashnichrist I'd highly recommend staying away from smaller coins as a beginner.
They are usually so volatile that you can gain and lose 1000% on the same day.
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They are usually so volatile that you can gain and lose 1000% on the same day.
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@ashnichrist And if there is still something left you want to know, feel free to send me a DM.
I am happy to help wherever possible. 😊
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I am happy to help wherever possible. 😊
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