What is a USDT? In general, acquiring USDT is putting digital dollars in your pocket (well, in your Binance account). This stablecoin, known as Tether (USDT), is one of the most popular among cryptocurrencies of its kind.
“If you want to start in cryptocurrencies but everything sounds confusing —Bitcoin, wallets, exchanges— this video is for you. Here I will explain how to start from scratch in cryptocurrencies clearly, safely, and step by step.”
STEP 1 – What is Bitcoin?
“Bitcoin is digital money that does not depend on banks or governments. It works with a technology called blockchain, which records all transactions securely and publicly.
Bitcoin is limited: only 21 million will exist, and that is why many people see it as a store of value.
STEP 2 – Learn before investing
The biggest mistake beginners make is investing without understanding. The price of Bitcoin goes up and down constantly, and that is normal.
This is not about making quick profits, but about learning how the market works and how to control emotions.
STEP 3 – How much money do you need?
You don't need a lot of money to start. You can begin with a small amount.
Investing a little at the beginning allows you to learn without fear and without making costly mistakes.
STEP 4 – Basic security
Security is key in cryptocurrencies. Never share your keys, enable two-factor authentication, and be wary of messages that promise quick profits.
In crypto, if you lose access, there is no bank to help you.
STEP 5 – Where to buy Bitcoin
Bitcoin is bought on platforms called exchanges. They are digital currency exchanges.
Always start on known platforms and avoid sending money to unknown people.
STEP 6 – Mindset
Bitcoin is not a casino. Patience and consistency are the greatest advantages of those who start well.
Learning is worth more than any quick profit.
Starting with cryptocurrencies is easier than it seems if you follow the correct steps.
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DISCLAIMER
This content is educational and is not financial advice.