INTRODUCTION TO

CRYPTOCURRENCYCRYPTOCURRENCIESEXCHANGESSECTIONNEWSBLOGBINANCE COIN

(BNB)

The History of Cryptocurrency. The first decentralized digital cryptocurrency can arguably be traced back to “bit gold” (not to be confused with Bitgold), which was worked on by Nick Szabo between 1998 and 2005 but was never implemented. Although bit gold is widely considered the first precursor to bitcoin, cryptocurrency pioneer David Chaum’s company DigiCash (a company founded in 1989 HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky THE ETHEREUM CLASSIC INVESTMENT TRUST (ETCG) EXPLAINED The Ethereum Classic Investment Trust (ETCG) is an investment product by Grayscale which gives investors and traders exposure to Ethereum Classic (ETC). ETCG is the only way to get exposure to cryptocurrency on the traditional markets aside from trading Bitcoin futures or buying Grayscale’s other product GBTC (at least until BAKKT launches).. Every share of ETCG represents a little under 1 ETC. USING QR CODES TO SEND CRYPTO How QR Works With Crypto. A QR code is a simple, fast, and secure way to share an address when transferring cryptocurrency between two devices. This is especially useful in face-to-face point-of-sale transactions, because copy and paste isn’t an option and it avoids having to type in very long codes by hand (if you get even one character wrong, it won’t work). WHAT HAPPENS IF I LOSE MY DEVICE WITH 2FA ON IT? In other words, you should and most likely have to start from scratch again due to the way 2FA works (although you can use the same email). You should, because you compromise your security when you lose your device (because 2FA functions on a device, even without internet). You have to in most cases, because without backup codes for every

INTRODUCTION TO

CRYPTOCURRENCYCRYPTOCURRENCIESEXCHANGESSECTIONNEWSBLOGBINANCE COIN

(BNB)

The History of Cryptocurrency. The first decentralized digital cryptocurrency can arguably be traced back to “bit gold” (not to be confused with Bitgold), which was worked on by Nick Szabo between 1998 and 2005 but was never implemented. Although bit gold is widely considered the first precursor to bitcoin, cryptocurrency pioneer David Chaum’s company DigiCash (a company founded in 1989 HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky THE ETHEREUM CLASSIC INVESTMENT TRUST (ETCG) EXPLAINED The Ethereum Classic Investment Trust (ETCG) is an investment product by Grayscale which gives investors and traders exposure to Ethereum Classic (ETC). ETCG is the only way to get exposure to cryptocurrency on the traditional markets aside from trading Bitcoin futures or buying Grayscale’s other product GBTC (at least until BAKKT launches).. Every share of ETCG represents a little under 1 ETC. USING QR CODES TO SEND CRYPTO How QR Works With Crypto. A QR code is a simple, fast, and secure way to share an address when transferring cryptocurrency between two devices. This is especially useful in face-to-face point-of-sale transactions, because copy and paste isn’t an option and it avoids having to type in very long codes by hand (if you get even one character wrong, it won’t work). WHAT HAPPENS IF I LOSE MY DEVICE WITH 2FA ON IT? In other words, you should and most likely have to start from scratch again due to the way 2FA works (although you can use the same email). You should, because you compromise your security when you lose your device (because 2FA functions on a device, even without internet). You have to in most cases, because without backup codes for every CRYPTOCURRENCY BASICS The Basics of Cryptocurrency and How it Works. Cryptocurrency is a digital currency recorded in a ledger of accounts and transactions between peers using a system of verification and encryption. Transactions are made by sharing public passwords attached to a private and encrypted digital wallet. Each password relates back to a

“block” of

CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR BEGINNERS The Simplest Way I can Describe Everything You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency. Here is a guide to cryptocurrency for beginners. We offer simple answers to questions like what is cryptocurrency, how does it work, what is Bitcoin, what is blockchain, how do I buy cryptocurrency, etc.. Metaphor: Cryptocurrency is a bit like online banking without a central bank. CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The simplest way to obtain and then invest in cryptocurrency is arguably through an exchange-broker-wallet hybrid like Coinbase/Coinbase Pro. Coinbase allows customers to buy/sell/store cryptocurrency, providing a one-stop-shop for cryptocurrency. NOTE : Coinbase is technically a custodial wallet service. CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

HOW TO TRADE CRYPTOCURRENCY WITHOUT PAYING FEES To trade cryptocurrency without paying any fees: Sign up for Coinbase (click that link to get $5 in Bitcoin free when you sign up). NOTE: You’ll need to at least attach your bank account (so you can withdraw and deposit money and verify yourself). You’ll probably also want to upload your ID. USING STOPS AND TRAILING STOPS Define the current range (which is, in simple terms, where the most price action has occurred recently). Buy toward the bottom of the range. Place a stop under the current range. Move your stops up or use trailing stops to lock in profits as needed. In other words, the basics are very simple. EL SALVADOR BECOMES THE FIRST COUNTRY TO ADOPT BITCOIN AS El Salvador has officially adopted Bitcoin as legal tender. According to a new law, Bitcoin can be used to pay taxes and must be accepted by

all merchants.

MAKER VS. TAKER IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Thus market makers are rewarded with lower fees (in some markets) for providing liquidity to the market (in the form of buy / sell limit orders). On the flip side, “takers” take liquidity. That is, they place market orders to immediately buy / sell orders sitting on the books. For that, takers pay a higher fee than makers (in some

markets).

HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). CRYPTO INVESTING STRATEGY: "BUYING THE DIPS" i.e. buying the dips > FOMO buying at the top or panic selling the bottom. At its simplest then, this strategy involves buying when the price is lower than the last high. At its most complex, it involves studying charts, paying attention to short term and long term moving averages on different time scales, identifying historical support

levels

USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky GUY FROM "THE BIG SHORT" DOESN'T GET WHY PEOPLE ARE INTO Meanwhile, Eisman is famous for shorting the housing bubble thanks to the movie and book “the Big Short” (Steve Carell plays him in the movie). Meanwhile, futures contracts allowed people to short the Bitcoin bubble, and the short positions taken at the height of the bubble were so epic that many people in the community dubbed the event HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). CRYPTO INVESTING STRATEGY: "BUYING THE DIPS" i.e. buying the dips > FOMO buying at the top or panic selling the bottom. At its simplest then, this strategy involves buying when the price is lower than the last high. At its most complex, it involves studying charts, paying attention to short term and long term moving averages on different time scales, identifying historical support

levels

USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky GUY FROM "THE BIG SHORT" DOESN'T GET WHY PEOPLE ARE INTO Meanwhile, Eisman is famous for shorting the housing bubble thanks to the movie and book “the Big Short” (Steve Carell plays him in the movie). Meanwhile, futures contracts allowed people to short the Bitcoin bubble, and the short positions taken at the height of the bubble were so epic that many people in the community dubbed the event CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

MAKER VS. TAKER IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Thus market makers are rewarded with lower fees (in some markets) for providing liquidity to the market (in the form of buy / sell limit orders). On the flip side, “takers” take liquidity. That is, they place market orders to immediately buy / sell orders sitting on the books. For that, takers pay a higher fee than makers (in some

markets).

WHAT IS "ALT SEASON?" What is “Alt Season?”. “Alt Season” is the part of the overarching cryptocurrency market cycle where many altcoins “moon” (go up quickly in price) against the dollar and Bitcoin at once (for example, late December 2017 – early January 2018). In general, altcoins tend to be in a perpetual state of bearishness or stagnation,

either

USING STOPS AND TRAILING STOPS Define the current range (which is, in simple terms, where the most price action has occurred recently). Buy toward the bottom of the range. Place a stop under the current range. Move your stops up or use trailing stops to lock in profits as needed. In other words, the basics are very simple. WHAT ARE "TRADING PAIRS" IN CRYPTOCURRENCY? What are “Trading Pairs” in Cryptocurrency? In cryptocurrency, the term “trading pairs” describes the asset pair being traded (typically one cryptocurrency for another). For example, the “trading pair” ETH/BTC. With ETH/BTC you can buy Ethereum with Bitcoin, or Sell Ethereum for Bitcoin. UPCOMING ETHEREUM EIP-1559 MEANS CURVED INFLATION AND MORE Upcoming Ethereum EIP-1559 Means Curved Inflation and More. A long-awaited overhaul to Ethereum fees, EIP 1559, is finally set to launch. The proposal reforms how fees are paid, reduces gas costs, curves ETH inflation, and more. TIP: EIP stands for Ethereum Improvement Proposal. First off, EIP 1559 changes how fees work. WHAT IS AN S/R FLIP? An S/R flip is a “support / resistance flip.”. That is, when support becomes resistance or resistance becomes support (when support and resistance flip). One example can be seen in the chart above. In the NTDOY chart above $40-ish had been acting as support from June 2017 until November 2018. However, when NTDOY lost support back in in

late

HOW TO TIME THE BOTTOM OF A MARKET 4: Look for volume confirmation (look for very high sell volume, followed by low volume and what looks like a bottoming pattern, followed by very high buying volume on a recovery, over a long period like weekly or monthly candles). In the style of Wyckoff, one solid way to spot an accumulation zone at the bottom is to spot it in retrospect as the asset is taking off again. TRANSACTION REPLAY AND REPLAY PROTECTION WITH HARD FORKS In general, a replay attack is taking a transaction on one blockchain, and maliciously or fraudulently repeating it on another blockchain. It doesn’t have to have anything to do with a hard fork, although hard forks and replay protection is the topic of the page. HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). CRYPTO INVESTING STRATEGY: "BUYING THE DIPS" i.e. buying the dips > FOMO buying at the top or panic selling the bottom. At its simplest then, this strategy involves buying when the price is lower than the last high. At its most complex, it involves studying charts, paying attention to short term and long term moving averages on different time scales, identifying historical support

levels

USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky GUY FROM "THE BIG SHORT" DOESN'T GET WHY PEOPLE ARE INTO Meanwhile, Eisman is famous for shorting the housing bubble thanks to the movie and book “the Big Short” (Steve Carell plays him in the movie). Meanwhile, futures contracts allowed people to short the Bitcoin bubble, and the short positions taken at the height of the bubble were so epic that many people in the community dubbed the event HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

FAILED TRANSACTIONS ON ETHEREUM Having a transaction rejected on a DEX: Failed transactions are more likely on “AMM” DEX exchanges like Uniswap or 1Inch. You are executing multiple transactions at once, and the contract rejects the transaction. Sometimes this is a gas issue, but usually, it is a slippage issue (there wasn’t enough liquidity to fill you at the quoted price, so the exchange rejected your transaction). CRYPTO INVESTING STRATEGY: "BUYING THE DIPS" i.e. buying the dips > FOMO buying at the top or panic selling the bottom. At its simplest then, this strategy involves buying when the price is lower than the last high. At its most complex, it involves studying charts, paying attention to short term and long term moving averages on different time scales, identifying historical support

levels

USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky GUY FROM "THE BIG SHORT" DOESN'T GET WHY PEOPLE ARE INTO Meanwhile, Eisman is famous for shorting the housing bubble thanks to the movie and book “the Big Short” (Steve Carell plays him in the movie). Meanwhile, futures contracts allowed people to short the Bitcoin bubble, and the short positions taken at the height of the bubble were so epic that many people in the community dubbed the event CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

MAKER VS. TAKER IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Thus market makers are rewarded with lower fees (in some markets) for providing liquidity to the market (in the form of buy / sell limit orders). On the flip side, “takers” take liquidity. That is, they place market orders to immediately buy / sell orders sitting on the books. For that, takers pay a higher fee than makers (in some

markets).

WHAT IS "ALT SEASON?" What is “Alt Season?”. “Alt Season” is the part of the overarching cryptocurrency market cycle where many altcoins “moon” (go up quickly in price) against the dollar and Bitcoin at once (for example, late December 2017 – early January 2018). In general, altcoins tend to be in a perpetual state of bearishness or stagnation,

either

USING STOPS AND TRAILING STOPS Define the current range (which is, in simple terms, where the most price action has occurred recently). Buy toward the bottom of the range. Place a stop under the current range. Move your stops up or use trailing stops to lock in profits as needed. In other words, the basics are very simple. WHAT ARE "TRADING PAIRS" IN CRYPTOCURRENCY? What are “Trading Pairs” in Cryptocurrency? In cryptocurrency, the term “trading pairs” describes the asset pair being traded (typically one cryptocurrency for another). For example, the “trading pair” ETH/BTC. With ETH/BTC you can buy Ethereum with Bitcoin, or Sell Ethereum for Bitcoin. UPCOMING ETHEREUM EIP-1559 MEANS CURVED INFLATION AND MORE Upcoming Ethereum EIP-1559 Means Curved Inflation and More. A long-awaited overhaul to Ethereum fees, EIP 1559, is finally set to launch. The proposal reforms how fees are paid, reduces gas costs, curves ETH inflation, and more. TIP: EIP stands for Ethereum Improvement Proposal. First off, EIP 1559 changes how fees work. WHAT IS AN S/R FLIP? An S/R flip is a “support / resistance flip.”. That is, when support becomes resistance or resistance becomes support (when support and resistance flip). One example can be seen in the chart above. In the NTDOY chart above $40-ish had been acting as support from June 2017 until November 2018. However, when NTDOY lost support back in in

late

HOW TO TIME THE BOTTOM OF A MARKET 4: Look for volume confirmation (look for very high sell volume, followed by low volume and what looks like a bottoming pattern, followed by very high buying volume on a recovery, over a long period like weekly or monthly candles). In the style of Wyckoff, one solid way to spot an accumulation zone at the bottom is to spot it in retrospect as the asset is taking off again. TRANSACTION REPLAY AND REPLAY PROTECTION WITH HARD FORKS In general, a replay attack is taking a transaction on one blockchain, and maliciously or fraudulently repeating it on another blockchain. It doesn’t have to have anything to do with a hard fork, although hard forks and replay protection is the topic of the page. HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR BEGINNERS The Simplest Way I can Describe Everything You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency. Here is a guide to cryptocurrency for beginners. We offer simple answers to questions like what is cryptocurrency, how does it work, what is Bitcoin, what is blockchain, how do I buy cryptocurrency, etc.. Metaphor: Cryptocurrency is a bit like online banking without a central bank. CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

WHERE DO BITCOINS COME FROM? Bitcoins are created from bitcoin mining (adding transactions to a public ledger). An algorithm controls mining difficulty and total coin creation (21 million). Because coins are created and distributed via a controlled algorithm (as opposed to a central bank), the bitcoin system avoids inflation of the currency and ensures as steady flow of MAKER VS. TAKER IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Thus market makers are rewarded with lower fees (in some markets) for providing liquidity to the market (in the form of buy / sell limit orders). On the flip side, “takers” take liquidity. That is, they place market orders to immediately buy / sell orders sitting on the books. For that, takers pay a higher fee than makers (in some

markets).

THE ETHEREUM CLASSIC INVESTMENT TRUST (ETCG) EXPLAINED The Ethereum Classic Investment Trust (ETCG) is an investment product by Grayscale which gives investors and traders exposure to Ethereum Classic (ETC). ETCG is the only way to get exposure to cryptocurrency on the traditional markets aside from trading Bitcoin futures or buying Grayscale’s other product GBTC (at least until BAKKT launches).. Every share of ETCG represents a little under 1 ETC. COINBASE WALLET EXPLAINED Coinbase Wallet is a multi-coin wallet, Ethereum wallet, and Ethereum browser that lets you store coins, manage Ethereum-based tokens, and access DApps. Please note that “Coinbase Wallet” is not the same product as Coinbase’s main platform “ Coinbase Consumer .”. In other words, Coinbase Wallet is a phone app for Android and IOS by UNDERSTANDING THE BITCOIN INVESTMENT TRUST (GBTC) A trust (an investment trust) is a company that owns a fixed amount of a given asset (like gold or bitcoin). Investors pool money and buy shares of the trust, owning contracts that represent ownership of the asset held by the trust. In a gold trust, 1 share might be worth 1/10th an ounce of gold. With the Bitcoin trust, 1 share is worth

about 1

HOW DOES CRYPTOCURRENCY WORK? (FOR BEGINNERS) Each transaction leads back to a unique set of keys. Whoever owns a set of keys, owns the amount of cryptocurrency associated with those keys (just like whoever owns a bank account owns the money in it). Many transactions are added to a ledger at once. These CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR BEGINNERS The Simplest Way I can Describe Everything You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency. Here is a guide to cryptocurrency for beginners. We offer simple answers to questions like what is cryptocurrency, how does it work, what is Bitcoin, what is blockchain, how do I buy cryptocurrency, etc.. Metaphor: Cryptocurrency is a bit like online banking without a central bank. CRYPTOCURRENCY PROS AND CONS CryptoCurrency Pros. There are lots of truly great things about CryptoCurrency. Believe it or not, the developers and designers of systems such as the Bitcoin Network intentionally built properties into their systems that have made cryptocurrency a competitive alternative financial systems (i.e. banks, Electronic Payment Systems like PayPall, credit cards, and nation-issued currencies). HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY CREATED? Cryptocurrency is created by code. In many cases, new coins are created when transactions are confirmed by a process known as mining. With that said, while coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum use mining, not every cryptocurrency uses mining to generate new coins, and coins can be created in some other ways. How exactly coins are created depends

on

CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

WHERE DO BITCOINS COME FROM? Bitcoins are created from bitcoin mining (adding transactions to a public ledger). An algorithm controls mining difficulty and total coin creation (21 million). Because coins are created and distributed via a controlled algorithm (as opposed to a central bank), the bitcoin system avoids inflation of the currency and ensures as steady flow of MAKER VS. TAKER IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Thus market makers are rewarded with lower fees (in some markets) for providing liquidity to the market (in the form of buy / sell limit orders). On the flip side, “takers” take liquidity. That is, they place market orders to immediately buy / sell orders sitting on the books. For that, takers pay a higher fee than makers (in some

markets).

THE ETHEREUM CLASSIC INVESTMENT TRUST (ETCG) EXPLAINED The Ethereum Classic Investment Trust (ETCG) is an investment product by Grayscale which gives investors and traders exposure to Ethereum Classic (ETC). ETCG is the only way to get exposure to cryptocurrency on the traditional markets aside from trading Bitcoin futures or buying Grayscale’s other product GBTC (at least until BAKKT launches).. Every share of ETCG represents a little under 1 ETC. COINBASE WALLET EXPLAINED Coinbase Wallet is a multi-coin wallet, Ethereum wallet, and Ethereum browser that lets you store coins, manage Ethereum-based tokens, and access DApps. Please note that “Coinbase Wallet” is not the same product as Coinbase’s main platform “ Coinbase Consumer .”. In other words, Coinbase Wallet is a phone app for Android and IOS by UNDERSTANDING THE BITCOIN INVESTMENT TRUST (GBTC) A trust (an investment trust) is a company that owns a fixed amount of a given asset (like gold or bitcoin). Investors pool money and buy shares of the trust, owning contracts that represent ownership of the asset held by the trust. In a gold trust, 1 share might be worth 1/10th an ounce of gold. With the Bitcoin trust, 1 share is worth

about 1

INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOCURRENCY The History of Cryptocurrency. The first decentralized digital cryptocurrency can arguably be traced back to “bit gold” (not to be confused with Bitgold), which was worked on by Nick Szabo between 1998 and 2005 but was never implemented. Although bit gold is widely considered the first precursor to bitcoin, cryptocurrency pioneer David Chaum’s company DigiCash (a company founded in 1989 CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR BEGINNERS The Simplest Way I can Describe Everything You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency. Here is a guide to cryptocurrency for beginners. We offer simple answers to questions like what is cryptocurrency, how does it work, what is Bitcoin, what is blockchain, how do I buy cryptocurrency, etc.. Metaphor: Cryptocurrency is a bit like online banking without a central bank. CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING TIPS Remember Cryptocurrency is a 24/7 Global Market. In other words, the market never sleeps. Since you do, consider automating your investing strategy using limit orders, stops, or even using APIs (via “ trading bots “). Dad advice: Aim to buy low, sell high; try not to

buy high, sell low.

WHERE DO BITCOINS COME FROM? Bitcoins are created from bitcoin mining (adding transactions to a public ledger). An algorithm controls mining difficulty and total coin creation (21 million). Because coins are created and distributed via a controlled algorithm (as opposed to a central bank), the bitcoin system avoids inflation of the currency and ensures as steady flow of HOW TO TRADE CRYPTOCURRENCY WITHOUT PAYING FEES To trade cryptocurrency without paying any fees: Sign up for Coinbase (click that link to get $5 in Bitcoin free when you sign up). NOTE: You’ll need to at least attach your bank account (so you can withdraw and deposit money and verify yourself). You’ll probably also want to upload your ID. MARKET CYCLES IN CRYPTOCURRENCY Accumulation, Markup, Distribution. Markdown. Four major parts of a market cycle. Further, one can stretch this concept in a few different directions to discuss other aspects of markets (for example I would consider the rotation of which cryptos or types of cryptos that are doing well at any one time to be a part of the overarching market

cycle

HODLING VS. TRADING FOR NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS HODling Cryptocurrency. New investors generally tend to do one of two things when they first get into cryptocurrency. They either: Buy and hold (HODL) cryptocurrency. Or, trade cryptocurrency and try to grow their dollars or crypto holdings. Of those two, the general wisdom of the internet is that HODL is a better strategy for new traders. THE ETHEREUM TRUST (ETHE) EXPLAINED The Ethereum Investment Trust (ETHE) is an investment product by Grayscale which gives investors and traders exposure to Ethereum (ETH). ETH is the only way to get exposure to cryptocurrency on the traditional markets aside from trading Bitcoin futures or buying Grayscale’s other products GBTC and ETCG.. As of July 2019, every share of ETHE represents a little under 0.1 ETH. WHAT ARE "TRADING PAIRS" IN CRYPTOCURRENCY? What are “Trading Pairs” in Cryptocurrency? In cryptocurrency, the term “trading pairs” describes the asset pair being traded (typically one cryptocurrency for another). For example, the “trading pair” ETH/BTC. With ETH/BTC you can buy Ethereum with Bitcoin, or Sell Ethereum for Bitcoin. USING A IRA OR 401(K) TO INVEST IN CRYPTOCURRENCY The self-directed IRA one is a little more straight forward, what you need to do is 1. either set up an IRA limited liability company (LLC) to purchase “investment property” (in this case crypto), or 2. set up a Bitcoin IRA with a custodian like BitcoinIRA.com (and then of course pay them fees). The solo 401 (k) one is a little more murky CryptoCurrency Facts Toggle CryptoCurrency Facts Navigation

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