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Cryptos & Stuff
Cryptos & Stuff
WOT IS CRYPTO?
Crypto is basically digital money that is stored on a massive spreadsheet with every transaction ever made on a particular currency
known as a ledger. There are many different copies of that ledger known as a blockchain which makes extremely hard to hack me
and everyone else.
For example, let’s say I have 3 Bitcoin in my wallet and someone wants to take it away from me. He can’t hack me a). Because he
doesn’t have any of me crypto keys, and b). Because it’s only on that one ledger and the other ledgers don’t recognise it. So it
doesn’t happen
Now, you might be thinking then how do anything with crypto if all the other ledgers don’t even recognise what I’m doing. So let’s
say I spend 0.02 Bitcoin. Instead of checking just one ledger, it checks all of them to see if I have enough money. And if I do all of
them will update individually.
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If the supply of the coin is low, and the demand of the coin is high, then the price goes up because there’s not a lot in supply, and
people are willing to pay more because of that.
If the supply of the coin is high, and the demand of the coin is low, then the price goes down because there’s so much in supply,
and there’s no need to pay a lot for it because if there’s like 5,000,000,000,000 coins in supply and it basically has no value.
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BLOCKCHAINS
BLOCKCHAINS
A blockchain is basically thousands of ledgers over a network of computers. These computers update the spreadsheets all the
time.
The blockchain database isn’t stored in any one single location, meaning the records on the spreadsheet is public and anyone can
see them at any time. The blockchain updates every 10 minutes.
A network of nodes makes up a blockchain. Every node has a full copy of the ledger. Each node processes and veri es
transactions.
Each group of transactions is known as a block. The transactions in a block cannot be corrupted because changing any
information on the blockchain would need your computer to overpower the entire network. In theory this could be possible but it
is very unlikely to happen.
There are different types of blockchains such as: Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Avalanche C-Chain, etc...
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PRICE CHARTS
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PRICE CHARTS
Price charts aren’t that hard to read. Basically if the price goes up the there will be a green candle or the line going upwards. A
candle is red when the price is going down. And a line is going downwards when the price is going downwards.
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BITCOIN
Bitcoins are created as a reward when you mine it. They can be
exchanged for other currencies, products, and services.
ETHEREUM
ALTCOINS
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ALTCOINS
▸ Tokens, cryptocurrencies, and other digital assets that aren’t Bitcoin are called
alternative cryptocurrencies or altcoins.
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STABLECOINS
▸ Stablecoins are designed to maintain a stable level of purchasing power
GAMING TOKENS
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GAMING TOKENS
▸ Cryptos connected to the gaming industry.
▸ They’re cool
EXCHANGES
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EXCHANGES
▸ Allows people to exchange cryptos for other cryptos
WALLETS
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WALLETS
There are many different types of wallets that you can store your crypto assets in, such as:
1. Hardware wallets
2. Desktop wallets
3. Mobile wallets
Hardware wallets are wallets that are hardware that are made to store your assets. e.g. ledger nano s
Desktop wallets are apps that you can install on you computer and store your assets there e.g metamask
Mobile wallets are desktop wallets that are on mobile e.g trust wallet
DAY TRADING
Day trading is when someone buys or sells a certain coin, token, stock, etc... They use trend lines and indicators to see which
direction the market is going to see if they would buy or sell.
Day traders normally use leverage which is basically a way to make money quickly or lose money quickly because it multiplies the
value of how much you make or lose.
For example, if I want to buy Dogecoin and want to use a leverage of 10x the amount of money I would make or lose is 10 times
greater than someone without using leverage.
INVESTING
The main difference between day trading and investing is the amount of time that you hold the coin or stock for. You would
generally make more money from investing because over longer periods of time the price goes up. But investing still requires
good timing because your don’t want to invest during a bear market (massive downtrend) unless your taking a short position.
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STAKING
Staking is a way to earn passive income. By putting money into a staking pool then you would earn a certain amount of
money back from it over a certain period of time. The more money you put in the more money you get back.
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YIELD FARMING
Yield farming is another way of earning passive income. It’s an investment strategy in which you hold money to get a bigger
return on it. It is very similar to staking but with yield farming your lending money to generate higher returns.
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LIQUIDITY POOLS
A liquidity pool is a pool of cryptos locked in a smart contract that is used to hold trades between the assets on a
decentralised exchange.
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MINING
▸ Mining is using your computers or a dedicated crypto miners resources to
generate money using a validation of transactions.
▸ CPU’s
▸ ASIC miners
AIRDROPS
▸ Airdrops are a way of basically getting free money for following the airdrops
socials.
▸ Scam risk
NFTS
▸ Nfts (Non-Fungible token) is a png or jpeg worth money and stored on a blockchain.
▸ It’s an investment
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My NFT collection if anyone want to buy one
HTTPS://OPENSEA.IO/COLLECTION/
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