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Let's go for the goal of 700 red envelopes people go claim my red envelope 🥹🥹🙏🏼the code is BP5AP1IX7P
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Hello Samantha Magliolo bkxy😊🫶🏻 I will explain the basic steps to operate in Binance Spot Trading (the most common type to start) safely: Step 1: Set up the account and security 1. Create and verify the account: Go to the official Binance website, register your details, and complete the KYC verification (necessary to operate and withdraw funds). 2. Secure the account: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) via Google Authenticator or SMS, and set a strong password. Step 2: Deposit funds - Deposit in fiat (local currency): Go to "Funds" > "Deposit" > choose "Paraguayan Peso (PYG)" and select the P2P method (direct exchange with other users) or bank transfer if available. - Deposit in cryptocurrencies: If you have another cryptocurrency, choose the correct asset and network (e.g., USDT TRC20) to receive it in your Binance wallet. Step 3: Make your first trade (Spot Trading) 1. Go to the "Trading" section > "Spot". 2. In the search bar, choose the trading pair you want (e.g., USDT/PYG or BTC/USDT). 3. Basic order types: - Market order: Buy or sell at the current market price. Enter the amount you want to invest and click on "Buy" or "Sell". - Limit order: Set the price at which you want to buy or sell. When the market reaches that price, the operation is executed. Step 4: Manage your assets - Go to "Funds" > "Spot Wallet" to see your balance. - If you want to withdraw funds, choose the appropriate method and verify the network to avoid losses. Important - Never invest more than you can afford to lose. - Learn about technical and fundamental analysis before trading frequently. - Consult Binance Academy for detailed educational resources.
Hello Samantha Magliolo bkxy😊🫶🏻 I will explain the basic steps to operate in Binance Spot Trading (the most common type to start) safely:

Step 1: Set up the account and security

1. Create and verify the account: Go to the official Binance website, register your details, and complete the KYC verification (necessary to operate and withdraw funds).
2. Secure the account: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) via Google Authenticator or SMS, and set a strong password.

Step 2: Deposit funds

- Deposit in fiat (local currency): Go to "Funds" > "Deposit" > choose "Paraguayan Peso (PYG)" and select the P2P method (direct exchange with other users) or bank transfer if available.
- Deposit in cryptocurrencies: If you have another cryptocurrency, choose the correct asset and network (e.g., USDT TRC20) to receive it in your Binance wallet.

Step 3: Make your first trade (Spot Trading)

1. Go to the "Trading" section > "Spot".
2. In the search bar, choose the trading pair you want (e.g., USDT/PYG or BTC/USDT).
3. Basic order types:
- Market order: Buy or sell at the current market price. Enter the amount you want to invest and click on "Buy" or "Sell".
- Limit order: Set the price at which you want to buy or sell. When the market reaches that price, the operation is executed.

Step 4: Manage your assets

- Go to "Funds" > "Spot Wallet" to see your balance.
- If you want to withdraw funds, choose the appropriate method and verify the network to avoid losses.

Important

- Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
- Learn about technical and fundamental analysis before trading frequently.
- Consult Binance Academy for detailed educational resources.
hello Roxie Roblin VvC9 here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹 For medium-term investment (generally from 1 to 5 years), there are several options with different levels of risk and return: - Stocks: Established companies with a history of growth and dividend payments, or sectors with future prospects (e.g., technology, renewable energies). It is important to analyze the company's financial performance and the market context. - Investment funds: Group assets managed by professionals; they can focus on stocks, bonds, or mixes, adapting to different risk profiles. - Bonds: Debt instruments with lower risk than stocks, such as government bonds or those from solvent companies, which generate fixed income. - Cryptocurrencies: More volatile assets, but some with growing adoption (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum); it is recommended to research thoroughly and allocate only a small portion of the invested capital. - Real estate: Through physical real estate or real estate investment funds (FIIs), which can generate profitability through rent and appreciation of the asset. Key: Define your risk profile, financial objectives, and available capital before deciding. It is also advisable to diversify your investments to reduce exposure to any particular asset.
hello Roxie Roblin VvC9 here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹

For medium-term investment (generally from 1 to 5 years), there are several options with different levels of risk and return:

- Stocks: Established companies with a history of growth and dividend payments, or sectors with future prospects (e.g., technology, renewable energies). It is important to analyze the company's financial performance and the market context.
- Investment funds: Group assets managed by professionals; they can focus on stocks, bonds, or mixes, adapting to different risk profiles.
- Bonds: Debt instruments with lower risk than stocks, such as government bonds or those from solvent companies, which generate fixed income.
- Cryptocurrencies: More volatile assets, but some with growing adoption (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum); it is recommended to research thoroughly and allocate only a small portion of the invested capital.
- Real estate: Through physical real estate or real estate investment funds (FIIs), which can generate profitability through rent and appreciation of the asset.

Key: Define your risk profile, financial objectives, and available capital before deciding. It is also advisable to diversify your investments to reduce exposure to any particular asset.
hello joi stelle p6ye here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹 To generate a QR code to receive TRC20 funds in your account, follow these steps (example based on common platforms like Binance): 1. Access your wallet: In the app or website of the platform where you have your account, go to the "Wallet" or "Funds" section. 2. Look for the desired asset: Locate the cryptocurrency you want to receive (e.g., USDT TRC20) and select the "Receive" option. 3. Select the TRC20 network: Make sure to choose the TRC20 (Tron) network to avoid loss of funds. 4. Generate the QR: The platform will automatically display the address and an associated QR code. You can save it or show it directly for the sender to scan. Important: Always verify that the network is TRC20 before sharing the address or QR, as sending funds to the wrong network may make them unrecoverable.
hello joi stelle p6ye here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹

To generate a QR code to receive TRC20 funds in your account, follow these steps (example based on common platforms like Binance):

1. Access your wallet: In the app or website of the platform where you have your account, go to the "Wallet" or "Funds" section.
2. Look for the desired asset: Locate the cryptocurrency you want to receive (e.g., USDT TRC20) and select the "Receive" option.
3. Select the TRC20 network: Make sure to choose the TRC20 (Tron) network to avoid loss of funds.
4. Generate the QR: The platform will automatically display the address and an associated QR code. You can save it or show it directly for the sender to scan.

Important: Always verify that the network is TRC20 before sharing the address or QR, as sending funds to the wrong network may make them unrecoverable.
hello richarin here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹 I'm sorry you have that inconvenience. Here I explain how to contact Binance support and additional steps you can take: 1. Access support from the platform: - In the mobile app: Go to "My account" > "Support Center" > "Create ticket" or look for the option "Contact support". - On the web: Go to Binance.com, click on your profile > "Support" > "Send inquiry". 2. Information to include in your request: - Details of your account (username or associated ID). - Date when the restriction was activated. - Specify that you have not made any suspicious movements and request a review of the case. - Attach screenshots of the restriction message if possible. 3. Other communication channels: - You can check the "Help Center" of Binance for articles on P2P restrictions, as they are sometimes due to incomplete verification requirements or adjustments in regional policies. - You can also follow Binance's official social media in Spanish to stay updated on news that may affect users in Paraguay. It is important to note that response times may vary, but providing clear and precise information helps expedite the process.
hello richarin here I leave you the answer to your question 🫶🏻❤️‍🩹

I'm sorry you have that inconvenience. Here I explain how to contact Binance support and additional steps you can take:

1. Access support from the platform:
- In the mobile app: Go to "My account" > "Support Center" > "Create ticket" or look for the option "Contact support".
- On the web: Go to Binance.com, click on your profile > "Support" > "Send inquiry".
2. Information to include in your request:
- Details of your account (username or associated ID).
- Date when the restriction was activated.
- Specify that you have not made any suspicious movements and request a review of the case.
- Attach screenshots of the restriction message if possible.
3. Other communication channels:
- You can check the "Help Center" of Binance for articles on P2P restrictions, as they are sometimes due to incomplete verification requirements or adjustments in regional policies.
- You can also follow Binance's official social media in Spanish to stay updated on news that may affect users in Paraguay.

It is important to note that response times may vary, but providing clear and precise information helps expedite the process.
hello Cris-83910 here is the answer to your question 😊🫶🏻 To start on Binance safely and correctly, these are the basic steps: 1. Create and verify the account: Go to the official Binance site, register your details and complete the identity verification (KYC) to access all features. 2. Set up security: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA), set a secure password, and configure security alerts. 3. Deposit funds: Choose the deposit method (fiat or cryptocurrencies) according to your location and follow the platform's instructions. 4. Know the tools: Explore sections like "Spot Trading", "P2P" or "Education" (Binance Academy has educational material) to learn about how markets work. 5. Manage risks: Never invest more than you can afford to lose, research assets, and consider diversification strategies.
hello Cris-83910 here is the answer to your question 😊🫶🏻

To start on Binance safely and correctly, these are the basic steps:

1. Create and verify the account: Go to the official Binance site, register your details and complete the identity verification (KYC) to access all features.
2. Set up security: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA), set a secure password, and configure security alerts.
3. Deposit funds: Choose the deposit method (fiat or cryptocurrencies) according to your location and follow the platform's instructions.
4. Know the tools: Explore sections like "Spot Trading", "P2P" or "Education" (Binance Academy has educational material) to learn about how markets work.
5. Manage risks: Never invest more than you can afford to lose, research assets, and consider diversification strategies.
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Hello investor! It's a pleasure to share some foundations of my strategies – of course, it should be clarified that they are not a definitive guide, as each investor must adapt what works to their profile and risk 😊   Short-term Strategy - Objective: Take advantage of price movements within hours or days. - Indicators I use: - Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA): To identify trends and entry/exit points (e.g., crossing of SMA 20 with SMA 50). - Relative Strength Index (RSI): To detect if a cryptocurrency is overbought or oversold. - Trading volume: To confirm the validity of a trend (a price movement with high volume is more reliable). - Important: I use stop-loss and take-profit orders in all trades to control risks. Long-term Strategy - Objective: Take advantage of the potential growth of solid projects over months or years. - Indicators/elements I consider: - Fundamental analysis: Evaluation of the project team, its technology, use case, and market adoption. - Market capitalization: I prioritize assets with higher capitalization, as they tend to be more stable. - Historical resistance and support: To identify strategic buying levels. - Important: I diversify my portfolio across different cryptocurrencies and make periodic investments (dollar cost averaging) to reduce the impact of volatility.   I also always stay updated on news from the sector and regulations that may affect the market.
Hello investor! It's a pleasure to share some foundations of my strategies – of course, it should be clarified that they are not a definitive guide, as each investor must adapt what works to their profile and risk 😊

 

Short-term Strategy

- Objective: Take advantage of price movements within hours or days.
- Indicators I use:
- Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA): To identify trends and entry/exit points (e.g., crossing of SMA 20 with SMA 50).
- Relative Strength Index (RSI): To detect if a cryptocurrency is overbought or oversold.
- Trading volume: To confirm the validity of a trend (a price movement with high volume is more reliable).
- Important: I use stop-loss and take-profit orders in all trades to control risks.

Long-term Strategy

- Objective: Take advantage of the potential growth of solid projects over months or years.
- Indicators/elements I consider:
- Fundamental analysis: Evaluation of the project team, its technology, use case, and market adoption.
- Market capitalization: I prioritize assets with higher capitalization, as they tend to be more stable.
- Historical resistance and support: To identify strategic buying levels.
- Important: I diversify my portfolio across different cryptocurrencies and make periodic investments (dollar cost averaging) to reduce the impact of volatility.

 

I also always stay updated on news from the sector and regulations that may affect the market.
Hello lore422, nice to help you ☺️ here is the answer to your question I understand the urgency, but first it must be very clear: there is no safe or guaranteed way to increase profits "right now" with cryptocurrencies – the market is extremely volatile and you can lose part or all of your invested capital. If you already have experience and want to make informed decisions in the short term, here are some key points (always under your own responsibility): - Analyze the market in real time: Check technical indicators (like price trends, volume) and immediate news that may affect the cryptocurrencies you follow – events like company announcements, regulations, or integrations can move prices quickly. - Consider liquidity and capitalization: Opt for cryptocurrencies with good liquidity on Binance to be able to trade without difficulties and avoid manipulations in small asset prices. - Use risk control tools: If you trade in the short term, set stop-loss orders to limit losses and take-profit if you want to secure partial profits. - Avoid impulsive decisions: The pressure to win quickly often leads to mistakes – review your strategy well before acting. I also recommend checking the real-time markets section of Binance to stay up to date with current movements.
Hello lore422, nice to help you ☺️ here is the answer to your question

I understand the urgency, but first it must be very clear: there is no safe or guaranteed way to increase profits "right now" with cryptocurrencies – the market is extremely volatile and you can lose part or all of your invested capital.

If you already have experience and want to make informed decisions in the short term, here are some key points (always under your own responsibility):

- Analyze the market in real time: Check technical indicators (like price trends, volume) and immediate news that may affect the cryptocurrencies you follow – events like company announcements, regulations, or integrations can move prices quickly.
- Consider liquidity and capitalization: Opt for cryptocurrencies with good liquidity on Binance to be able to trade without difficulties and avoid manipulations in small asset prices.
- Use risk control tools: If you trade in the short term, set stop-loss orders to limit losses and take-profit if you want to secure partial profits.
- Avoid impulsive decisions: The pressure to win quickly often leads to mistakes – review your strategy well before acting.

I also recommend checking the real-time markets section of Binance to stay up to date with current movements.
Hello people, good morning ☺️ How did you do today in your operations? Leave your comment to let us know, and also feel free to ask anything if you don't understand something.
Hello people, good morning ☺️ How did you do today in your operations? Leave your comment to let us know, and also feel free to ask anything if you don't understand something.
here is the answer to your question Feed-Creator-3287a1362 Margin trading operations on exchanges: example with Binance - To trade on margin, you first need to enable the feature on your account and deposit assets as collateral (usually BTC, ETH, or stablecoins like USDT). - Leverage varies depending on the cryptocurrency: for example, for Bitcoin it can go up to 125x in some cases, although it is recommended to use low leverage (1-5x) for beginners. - There are two types of operations: - Long margin: You buy cryptocurrencies hoping their price will rise, to sell them later and return the borrowed capital plus interest. - Short margin: You sell cryptocurrencies that you do not have (borrowed from the exchange) hoping their price will drop, to buy them back cheaper and return them. Key risks of futures and margin - Liquidation risk: If the price moves against your position and your available margin falls below an established threshold, the platform will automatically sell your assets to cover losses, and you could lose all your deposited capital. - Financing costs: In perpetual futures (the most common), periodic interest is paid or received depending on the difference between the future price and the spot market price. - Volatility: Cryptocurrencies have very fluctuating prices, so even with low leverage, losses can be greater than the initial capital.
here is the answer to your question Feed-Creator-3287a1362

Margin trading operations on exchanges: example with Binance

- To trade on margin, you first need to enable the feature on your account and deposit assets as collateral (usually BTC, ETH, or stablecoins like USDT).
- Leverage varies depending on the cryptocurrency: for example, for Bitcoin it can go up to 125x in some cases, although it is recommended to use low leverage (1-5x) for beginners.
- There are two types of operations:
- Long margin: You buy cryptocurrencies hoping their price will rise, to sell them later and return the borrowed capital plus interest.
- Short margin: You sell cryptocurrencies that you do not have (borrowed from the exchange) hoping their price will drop, to buy them back cheaper and return them.

Key risks of futures and margin

- Liquidation risk: If the price moves against your position and your available margin falls below an established threshold, the platform will automatically sell your assets to cover losses, and you could lose all your deposited capital.
- Financing costs: In perpetual futures (the most common), periodic interest is paid or received depending on the difference between the future price and the spot market price.
- Volatility: Cryptocurrencies have very fluctuating prices, so even with low leverage, losses can be greater than the initial capital.
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Hello everyone! 🤗 I want to dedicate these words to my incredible followers and to all the people who accompany me with so much affection and respect, without judging or criticizing my content. Since I started this journey, your support has been what motivates me every day to keep creating and sharing a part of myself. Knowing that there are people who connect with what I do, who give me space to be myself and who support me unconditionally means more than words can express. Thank you so much for being there, for every like, every positive comment, and for simply being present on this journey. It is you who make everything worthwhile! A huge hug to everyone 💖
Hello everyone! 🤗

I want to dedicate these words to my incredible followers and to all the people who accompany me with so much affection and respect, without judging or criticizing my content.

Since I started this journey, your support has been what motivates me every day to keep creating and sharing a part of myself. Knowing that there are people who connect with what I do, who give me space to be myself and who support me unconditionally means more than words can express.

Thank you so much for being there, for every like, every positive comment, and for simply being present on this journey. It is you who make everything worthwhile!

A huge hug to everyone 💖
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Hello Sadye! A gift of 100 USDT is nice, congratulations! 🤩 First, I have to tell you that investments in cryptocurrencies carry significant risks - prices can vary greatly and there is never a guarantee of profits. If you want to start, USDT is a stablecoin (its value is tied to the dollar), so one option is to keep it there if you want to avoid volatility. If you are looking for something with more growth potential but also more risk, you can research recognized coins like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which have more history in the market. Very important: before deciding anything, make sure to inform yourself well about how the market works, the platforms where you operate (make sure they are secure) and never invest more than you are willing to lose. Also, in Paraguay, there are regulations on cryptocurrencies, so it is advisable to check those rules to operate legally. Do you already have a platform in mind to manage your cryptocurrencies or would you like me to help you find information about local regulations?☺️
Hello Sadye! A gift of 100 USDT is nice, congratulations! 🤩

First, I have to tell you that investments in cryptocurrencies carry significant risks - prices can vary greatly and there is never a guarantee of profits.

If you want to start, USDT is a stablecoin (its value is tied to the dollar), so one option is to keep it there if you want to avoid volatility. If you are looking for something with more growth potential but also more risk, you can research recognized coins like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which have more history in the market.

Very important: before deciding anything, make sure to inform yourself well about how the market works, the platforms where you operate (make sure they are secure) and never invest more than you are willing to lose. Also, in Paraguay, there are regulations on cryptocurrencies, so it is advisable to check those rules to operate legally.

Do you already have a platform in mind to manage your cryptocurrencies or would you like me to help you find information about local regulations?☺️
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Hello Deltano! 🤝 Let me explain clearly: Cross and perpetual are two types of margin in cryptocurrency trading, and both have their points, but first let me clarify: if your platform only allows you to trade in perpetual, it's not a problem – in fact, it's the most common type nowadays. - Cross Margin: Uses all available capital in your account to cover potential losses from all your trades. If one trade goes wrong, it can affect the others, but it gives you more flexibility regarding the use of your capital. - Perpetual Margin (or isolated in some cases): Each trade has its own assigned margin, so the losses of one do not impact the others. It is safer for managing risks, and it's the standard on most platforms because it helps control losses. In terms of profit, there is no one better than the other: it depends on your strategy and how you manage risk. The perpetual is ideal if you prefer to have control over each individual trade, while the cross can be useful if you have experience and want to optimize the use of your capital. Since you can only trade in perpetual, don't worry! It is an excellent option to start or to keep your investments protected individually. Would you like me to explain how to manage risk in perpetual trades?
Hello Deltano! 🤝 Let me explain clearly:

Cross and perpetual are two types of margin in cryptocurrency trading, and both have their points, but first let me clarify: if your platform only allows you to trade in perpetual, it's not a problem – in fact, it's the most common type nowadays.

- Cross Margin: Uses all available capital in your account to cover potential losses from all your trades. If one trade goes wrong, it can affect the others, but it gives you more flexibility regarding the use of your capital.
- Perpetual Margin (or isolated in some cases): Each trade has its own assigned margin, so the losses of one do not impact the others. It is safer for managing risks, and it's the standard on most platforms because it helps control losses.

In terms of profit, there is no one better than the other: it depends on your strategy and how you manage risk. The perpetual is ideal if you prefer to have control over each individual trade, while the cross can be useful if you have experience and want to optimize the use of your capital.

Since you can only trade in perpetual, don't worry! It is an excellent option to start or to keep your investments protected individually. Would you like me to explain how to manage risk in perpetual trades?
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