🟠 What is crypto, simply?
Cryptocurrencies are digital money that does not rely on a bank and operates on decentralized networks (blockchains).
📌 Examples: BTC (digital money), ETH (decentralized apps).
🎯 Idea: it’s not magic, it’s technology + market.
⚔️ Trader vs Investor
Trader: looks for short movements (hours/days).
Investor: buys thinking in months/years.
📌 Trader: operates DOGE or SOL for volatility.
📌 Investor: usually chooses BTC or ETH for long cycles.
🎯 Define your role before buying.
📉 What is volatility?
Volatility = the price moves strongly and quickly.
📌 Example: SOL rises 15% in one day, drops 18% the next.
📌 BTC also moves, but is usually less extreme.
🎯 More volatility = more risk + opportunity.
🔍 How to evaluate a token?
Look: utility, adoption, supply, team, price strength.
📌 ETH has real use → ✔️
📌 Memecoins without a clear product → ❌ (pure sentiment risk)
🎯 Don't buy what you don't understand.
🚨 Warning signs
Lots of marketing, little development
Rises without volume
No clear plan
📌 Example: memecoin that rises 30% without volume → ⚠️ risky pump.
🎯 What seems “too good” often costs a lot.
📘 Where to buy and how to store?
Exchanges like Binance to buy
Wallets to store (according to strategy)
📌 Holding: move BTC/ETH to a secure wallet.
📌 Trading: keep them on exchange for quick operations.
🎯 Security is part of the plan.
✅ Golden rule for crypto novices
Enter with an amount you can afford to lose
Think in cycles, not in daily memes
Have an exit plan
📌 Healthy example: buy BTC on corrections and not in euphoria.
🎯 Discipline > luck.
