Crypto Assets Explained — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

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[09:05] hello. Come on, let's give a warm welcome to everyone who is connecting. We are now ready to begin and indeed today we are going to talk a little bit about crypto assets, cryptocurrencies,

[09:18] cryptos, whatever you want to call them. So we're adding more dynamism to each of the live streams, as I mentioned, not just talking scams, but also about the strongest points that attract the

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[10:29] mentioned, we're going to talk about the crypto world, about blockchain, about cryptocurrencies. Okay, it's one of the things I consider

[10:41] very important. Let's learn a little more about it, a little more about it, since there are more and more people talking to a friend,

[10:54] and he was telling me how cryptocurrencies work. I mentioned that I'm very involved in the crypto world now, much more than before, actually. And he would say to me, " Why?" Uh, and I thought it was scams and stuff like that. And obviously, we shouldn't get

[11:07] stuff like that. And obviously, we shouldn't get confused because while it's true that it lends itself a lot to the world of scams, that doesn't mean that scams are happening scams, that doesn't mean that scams are happening now just because it's being misused. Let's not

[11:19] ruin the whole ecosystem, all the work behind it, because if you educate yourself and do it right, then you'll definitely do well in this world, in this type of development or this type of investment. So it's very

[11:33] important to keep that in mind. Now, why am I using the crypto world more now ? Because I use cryptocurrencies more than before; it's much easier for me. I am, in fact, already have some crypto assets, some

[11:46] digital currencies that I have already invested in by staking, by holding. And terms. I am definitely interested in starting from the very basics. about e-commerce. Let's talk a little about e-commerce, how it can be

[12:02] strongest points we have within the community, the world of obviously preventing, anticipating and avoiding falling into digital scams. We have the world of shurbets, cryptocurrencies,

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[13:37] and answer your questions. Ready? So, today the title of this training, of this live session we have, is called Let's Learn About Crypto Assets. Okay? First we need to

[13:51] define and understand, I'm going to try to start from the basics. We will develop a particular theme from those main ideas. The first thing we need to understand and keep in mind is that when I talk about a

[14:05] crypto asset, I am definitely talking about the world of cryptocurrencies, the world of blockchain. And why is it called a crypto asset? Because cryptocurrencies, while it is true that they are an intangible asset at the moment, well,

[14:20] intangible asset at the moment, well, no, let's the world of cryptocurrencies, we have to understand, well, as I was saying, that cryptocurrencies are also considered as

[14:35] assets, digital assets or assets, okay? In other words, they could generate income, but you need a lot of information and you need to know how to information and you need to know how to navigate this world, since

[14:50] the entire blockchain ecosystem is growing, developing, and growing, developing, and at least try to. Okay? So, when I talk about crypto assets,

[15:04] I'm referring to the world of cryptocurrencies, okay? These are intangible assets, not like traditional currencies; some call them digital currencies. So why is it so important to know a

[15:21] little more about the world? It's very simple, okay? The entire ecosystem, the whole part that encompasses this, is called blockchain, which is the entire ecosystem, right? In this case, let's not call it

[15:36] unregulated or the whole movement that has been managed regarding cryptocurrencies. Why am I mentioning this? Because when we talk about the world of cryptocurrencies, it's a vast world. In fact, one of the most

[15:49] recognized cryptocurrencies, if not the mother of all cryptocurrencies, is BTC, mother of all cryptocurrencies, is BTC, which is Bitcoin, okay? Which is which is Bitcoin, okay? Which is practically the predecessor and

[16:02] encompasses a large part of the market. If it goes up, it drags down the value of many cryptocurrencies, and if it goes down, it also drags down many cryptocurrencies. Okay, I'm going to share my

[16:15] screen now because I want to talk to you a little bit and show you what you see on the screen so you can understand and visualize the importance of learning a little more about the crypto world. So I'm going to share my screen

[16:30] here. Perfect, I think we've got it somewhere . Okay. For example, to understand how we move the world, very simple analogy. The world of cryptocurrencies or blockchain is like

[16:46] the entire financial system, the digital system of finance, of banks. Okay? The difference is that, for example, traditional banks, both local and international, manage their own

[16:59] systems, such as their account numbers, their bank-to-bank transfer numbers , and their interbank account numbers . Besides that, there is also an owner and a name

[17:12] behind each account, a real person . In the world of cryptocurrencies it's everything is digital. You're not going to see physical coins or physical banknotes of cryptocurrencies. At the moment it's not moving, that's not visible, but while it's

[17:26] moving, that's not visible, but while it's true that there are bank accounts that, in the analogy, in the world of cryptocurrencies could be carried out, these could be wallets or digital wallets or what we also call

[17:39] exchanges, which are the platforms that allow us to store, exchange, and carry out operations with cryptocurrencies. In this case, for example, I have here Binance, which is one of the exchanges,

[17:55] if not the exchange with the highest volume worldwide, but there are other types of exchanges. We're talking, for example, about Ccoin, OKX, Bitget, example, about Ccoin, OKX, Bitget, which are what we call

[18:09] centralized exchanges, which obviously have to verify accounts, and there are decentralized exchanges where, more than just a person's name and identity, well, it's not validated. Ready? But hey, both work; they have a function which is to

[18:24] have cryptocurrencies, to have cryo-assets and to be able to trade them. Here, for example, I'm in pods, it's one of the ones I use the most. And well, as I said, an exchange allows you to host and trade cryptocurrencies.

[18:38] In this case, for example, "vainas" tells us, "It handles more than 350 coins." Okay, coins are what we have on this side. For

[18:53] here, look, Bitcoin. Bitcoin. Right now, that is, one Bitcoin. Bitcoin. Right now, that is, one coin, one portion of this crypto is worth 103,000, almost $104,000. Okay, imagine one but

[19:09] many out there. And I want you to be able to understand this because there are probably say, "But how can something you can't touch, something you can't have, be worth so much money?" And in fact, Bitcoin started out worth

[19:24] And in fact, Bitcoin started out worth almost nothing, very, very little. And now it's worth a lot. Okay. We have here, for example, another crypto which is Ethereum, ETH, BNB, which is the Binance currency, XR, XRP.

[19:38] We also have Solana here. And well, right now the market is in the red, as you can see here, it has dropped 2%, it has dropped almost 5% here and here are the dropped almost 5% here and here are the percentages that the crypto is dropping.

[19:52] Okay. But anyway, what I was saying is that you have to understand, while it's true there are many cryptocurrencies, in fact more and more cryptocurrencies keep appearing every day, every week, every month. But what do

[20:05] you need to be clear about? You need to understand that behind every token or understand that behind every token or crypto there is a project. Behind every crypto there is a project. Behind every project, behind every, sorry, behind every

[20:20] cryptocurrency there is a project, that is, it has a utility and that is what gives value to the asset, to the crypto asset, to the cryptocurrency. In other words, it's not like I'm just going to create a crypto and that's it.

[20:35] utility purpose. The project has to be useful. Because? Because if that project facilitates, enables, or synthesizes, greatly simplifies the use of the blockchain, regardless of what it is, it obviously makes the demand for that project

[20:49] more accepted, and that allows the value of that token or that crypto to increase. That's why you've probably heard that cryptocurrencies are always said to be very volatile, meaning they go up and down.

[21:03] very volatile, meaning they go up and down. Look, let's go here for now to look for Look, let's go here for now to look for one, let's

[21:15] look, let's look here. Let's trade, we'll use spot because I want you to trade, we'll use spot because I want you to see more or less the shape of see more or less the shape of the chart of a cryptocurrency so

[21:27] you can see how it moves. Ready? For example, look here, this is this crypto, it's ACX. Let's put on a more well-known one. Let's put this, we can put, I don't know, Bitcoin, for

[22:14] we have the Bitcoin chart. Okay, I 've put BTC here. It is the value that draws from Bitcoin in relation to the USDT that would come. USDT is practically the equivalent of the dollar, but in cryptocurrency, okay? It means that

[22:29] some people call it, well, the market calls it, stable coins, which are stable coins, that is, they will not go up or down, they will always maintain their value over time, that's why they call it a stable coin. Okay. USDT,

[22:44] USDC, and TUSD are two of the stablecoins here . Ready. But look, for example, at the value of Bitcoin. Bitcoin has had a value that I even think has broken,

[22:56] I mean, broken its all- time highs. I think it reached 110,000 or 111,000. Right now it's going down, but it keeps changing, it moves based on the market. Any news, any

[23:13] the market. Any news, any progress or setbacks that this has will be progress or setbacks that this has will be reflected here, it will be reflected in the increase, in the token's value, okay?

[23:25] For example, if we put here that it should be 15 minutes, we see that it's going down 15 minutes, we see that it's going down starting from a more realistic graph. Okay. So, I wanted to show you

[23:40] the graph because many of us, when we hear about the world of cryptocurrencies, usually hear that they are very can go up as well as they can go down. And indeed it is true, but as I

[23:55] mentioned, how can you anticipate the rises and falls? By seeking information, by researching, because as I said, it's not that they go up and down because they felt like going up and because it was time to go down, no, simply because they are

[24:09] reactive to the market. What happens if there is a situation that is for the adaptation of the crypto for the project that adds up that contributes, is that that token can be valued. But if there are things that hinder progress, that prevent the

[24:22] project from scaling up, then it will be seen as a negative price. But it all depends on the project behind it and the usefulness of that project and the token. So, if you want to know a little more about the world of

[24:38] cryptocurrencies, about which token might be right to invest in, my recommendation is to find out about the project behind it. The project that supports, for example, let's see Solana right now, which

[24:53] is also one that is down, because as BTC falls, it takes others down with it, right? For example,

[25:06] down, down. I posted that one a day ago. If I put it like that for an hour, you'll see that it's going down, down, down, down. Okay. Then all cryptocurrencies remain the same

[25:20] . For example, if we're going to put, I don't know,

[25:39] ask them, guys, no problem at all. So, to answer the most basic questions and start understanding, okay? So, Briner, I understand now that a cryptocurrency is a non-tangible,

[25:54] intangible currency; it's a digital currency, okay? And the value of the cryptocurrency gives the utility of that crypto or that token or the project behind it. That's what you need to know. So, how can I own a cryptocurrency? So,

[26:09] how can I make investments in crypto? It's very simple. In order for you to make investments in cryptocurrencies, you need to own cryptocurrencies and you need to choose which cryptocurrency you want, because there are

[26:21] so many cryptocurrencies. In fact, one page that allows you to provide information is Coin Market Cap. Coin Market Cap shows us, as a website specializing in showing us behaviors, advances, they

[26:36] name the cryptocurrencies that have more liquidity, those that are going down, and everything else. Look, here are all the cryptocurrencies, all cryptos. Look, the number one crypto is Bitcoin, which has its price here, and

[26:52] its price here, and it numbers them according to its volume, according to the market cap of the crypto, and here is its graph. That's the total amount of

[27:05] the circulating supply, and this is more or less how it moves. So, if I go down and down and down, you'll see that there are many cryptocurrencies and they are

[27:17] ranked according to their number. In fact, look, Pepe is one of top. Congratulations on that. In fact, many are also buying Pepe because they assume it will be great to maintain them, right? But in the

[27:31] end, the market sometimes plays tricks on us, both good and bad. Ready. Here we have, for example, this BNB. Well, first we have Bitcoin, which is the strongest, Ethereum, which

[27:46] practically there, USDT which is very widely used, XRP, BNB which is Binance's currency, it's like their token, Solana,

[27:59] USS, Dogcoin, Trom, which are very, very widely used, okay? Very, very used. Over here we have, over here I see a Bitgen coin, the BGB, the

[28:11] Bitgen token Pepe. Here's Pepe, I was telling you, in token Pepe. Here's Pepe, I was telling you, in 27th place. And look, if we go down like this, roughly speaking

[28:24] 100th cryptocurrency, and look how many there are . Go ahead, draw your line. 100 out of 98. And this is, I think it goes way, way further , huh? Let's see.

[28:44] more or less see the line there. So, check out the amount of cryptocurrencies that are in the entire ecosystem. But as I mentioned, if right now the market is practically in the red. Look, it's going down, it's going

[29:00] down, it's going down. And all of this, what is that due to, look, except for some, here, for example, is going up, the life has gone up here? It has held steady, and from here, for example,

[29:14] the CEC Network has also risen, but most are kind of in the red, in the red, in the red. What causes these increases or decreases? very independent of the project, and of the token's utility. The truth is that BTC, as the

[29:29] top currency, the number one, pulls and rises according to its price. BTC is currently falling; last week it was at 111,000, and it has already dropped by about 111,000, and it has already dropped by about $8,000. So, as BTC goes down, what does it

[29:43] other cryptocurrencies have? He also takes them down, he takes them down, he takes them down, he takes them down. That's what happens. Okay. So, BTC has a lot to do with it, a lot of impact. Yes, it has a huge impact. Okay, there are all

[29:58] the cryptocurrencies. So, you need to see where the cryptocurrency business is now , because you 've probably heard of many people who have crypto world, as well as others who have probably lost money. So, you need to

[30:13] there ways to earn money with cryptocurrencies? Yes, there are many ways, some riskier than others, yes, but there is always a risk, like in any

[30:26] investment. So, how can you own cryptocurrencies? The first thing you need to do is example, let's see if this option allows me to add wallets or not

[30:40] . NFTs. Here I put it, look, exchange. Ready. Here on Coin Market Cap I put exchange. So what happens? He's also going to name the

[30:52] exchanges that, according to their volume and ranking, could also be used. For example, the first exchange we have is Binance, okay? That's the one I was telling you about , the one with the greatest liquidity. This is where you can practically see the volume of

[31:08] cryptocurrencies that are moved in a day. Look at the volume it moves, man. He's the volume it moves, man. He's super strong.

[31:21] visits, they are ranked by visits, by market, by markets, by coins. Uh, well, and over here is the volume of the graph. Okay. First we have Binance, for example, then we have Buy Bit, Coin

[31:37] we have Buy Bit, Coin Base, Upbit, OKX, Bitget, Max, Gate, and over here we have Ccoin, Bit Fitness, and well, we keep going down and there are more exchanges and more exchanges and more exchanges. Ready. You could sign up for all of these

[31:52] , right? You obviously need to verify yourself, create an account, and then you can use them. So, you need to have an account with one of them. Yes. Once you have your account, what do you have to

[32:04] do? Well, you have to buy the cryptocurrency if you want to own crypto. So, you can buy it directly from the exchange. You can, for example, go, I don't know, to let's put it here, we can put, uh, well, I do

[32:19] n't know, I want cryptos over there, so to speak. So, I can go to the deposit and in the deposit I can make the purchase of the cryptocurrency if I want to or I can do the peer to peer.

[32:34] What does peer-to-peer mean? It's P2P. to change a person who wants real money. The exchange brings together someone who wants real money and someone who wants crypto. Then they make a sort of change. The

[32:49] exchange acts as an intermediary. You transfer the dollars, soles or pesos depending on your country and once you receive the money you click confirm and the active credit to the person who wanted it. So how do they make a change, okay? The

[33:04] exchange earns a commission, so it's minimal, but it's a fast way. Another way you can get this cryptocurrency is by buying it. In this case, since I'm here in Mexico right now, it says I can buy it with

[33:17] pesos. Depending on your country, it will show that you can buy it in soles, depending on your location, your town. Okay. So, that's how you can buy cryptocurrencies. Yes, in my case I already have some assets. For example, let's go to the wallet summary here

[33:31] and it will show me the cryptocurrencies I have. I have some I have. I have some that I'm managing, among them, for example, here in spot I have, let's see, here for example in USDT I have

[33:47] 33.96, which would be the equivalent of almost $34. There are some other cryptocurrencies around here. This is the BTCC. And there I have some coins, and if we go down there are many more

[34:01] that we want to exchange. I also have some here in the funds. Here I think I have a little more USDT. USDT is like the dollar, I have almost $600. Well, around there. But hey, once you choose which cryptocurrency you want

[34:14] to buy, okay? The one I usually recommend is USDT, which is the stablecoin. It's like exchanging dollars and converting them to cryptocurrencies, and once you have the cryptocurrencies, you can buy other cryptocurrencies, you can sell them, you can

[34:29] exchange them for real money, exchange them for other money depending on each country. I, for example, use crypto a lot now because I can convert from soles to crypto and then to pesos or vice versa, pesos, crypto and soles or

[34:43] vice versa, pesos, crypto and soles or pesos, crypto and dollars, and since it's accessible from many countries, it can be a very quick way to exchange currency. So, that 's one way you could

[34:56] use it, okay? So they might want to take that into account. Ready? Okay, so what else do we need to know about this? Or if you have any questions, let's read the questions. I'm going to stop sharing so I can check it

[35:13] continue sharing and obviously keep answering the questions that exist. Okay, I'm going to questions that exist. Okay, I'm going to open it on YouTube to see how we're doing

[35:28] ask them, obviously I'm interested. I'm going from the very basics, starting from the very basics, with the aim of answering the questions and answering the questions and

[35:45] questions out there. Greetings, greetings. Whose is it? Are you trading? They ask me. No, I'm not trading, I'm basically doing trading, I'm basically doing

[36:00] those who may not be familiar with cryptocurrencies can understand the cryptocurrencies. Okay? So, well, I don't see any more messages around here. If there are questions, they ask them. Oh, and the idea is to answer all the questions, but

[36:16] anyway, how do you buy it? How can it be changed? It's not very difficult. In fact, I'll be specifically doing topics later on about how to buy, how to sell, how to invest, and all that stuff. Right now, what interests me

[36:28] most is that the concept of cryptocurrencies is understood. So, right now of cryptocurrencies is understood. So, right now you can easily exchange cryptocurrencies very quickly for

[36:42] real money, and vice versa, from real money to cryptocurrencies. In fact, I was talking yesterday with a friend I was in Mexico City about the increase or growth of

[36:55] how it is becoming more and more accepted by businesses, by people, and even by governments. So, keep in mind that this is here to stay and it can definitely

[37:10] allow you to make a lot of money. So, in fact, I'll tell you here, I recently saw here in a shopping plaza, they even had shopping plaza, they even had a cryptocurrency ATM. So,

[37:25] this is so you can more or less understand how the whole movement is, all the impact that this is generating . So, it's very important that you don't just keep it . So, it's very important that you don't just keep it

[37:41] try to move it into the world of cryptocurrencies and with caution, with education, with learning, you could gradually migrate, jump, that is, invest in some crypto assets. Okay? So, if I want to buy, you

[37:55] crypto purchase section or are you going here to the deposit section? Let's go buy crypto here. It's going to show you here, look, more or less how much I want to buy, how much you want to spend, it tells you. I want to buy, I do n't know, let's say I'll get about 10,000

[38:11] pesos, which crypto should I buy? USDC, USDT, BTC. I enter USD, it gives me the equivalent of practically 10,000, which is equivalent to

[38:28] equivalent of the dollar. What do you have to do here? You can add example, a card here, but it's already expired. I don't usually use it anymore. The one I use most now is

[38:41] P2P, which allows you to earn money and take advantage of the commissions. For example, here's the method; there are other payment methods: Visa,

[38:53] Mastercard, Apple Pay, and here's the Mon Simplex provider. Ah, my, that's interesting. It costs less and you

[39:06] get more for bank transfers too. It's a little more expensive here because of Tantander. It's interesting. Okay. And in this way you can generate an order.

[39:22] there and you would have access to your cryptocurrencies. Ready? Once you buy the cryptocurrencies, you'll enter your card details and everything else, which is the first way to buy. Or, if you want to do it via P2P, let's go to P2P. I'll

[39:36] show you how very quickly here, and then I'll give you a lesson specifically a lesson specifically about that. Okay, for example, let's go here, I put P2P, buy and sell crypto assets. So here I can, the

[39:49] option to buy appears, the option to sell appears. If I want to buy USDT and pay with pesos, all the people who are people who are doing that buying and

[40:03] selling will appear here. Okay. For example, if I want to, let's put it

[40:15] giving me. All these people here are users, they are currency traders, they trade cryptocurrencies to real money or vice versa. So, that's the value it's giving me. And here's how much is available

[40:29] giving me. And here's how much is available and these are the payment methods. Okay. If I wanted to buy cryptocurrencies, for example, let's say I this guy over here." So, if I want to buy, I don't know,

[40:42] So, if I want to buy, I don't know, 1,000 tells me it's going to be 1,000 pesos, they're going to give me 51.36. everything else and click "buy UCD". Then I have to

[40:58] make the transfer to the account number that will appear. I send the receipt, mark it as paid, and hope the other person can receive it. Okay, this way you can buy cryptocurrencies, that is,

[41:10] buy cryptos with pesos or you can sell them. You sell your crypto and they'll And just as you can exchange it in Mexican pesos, you can exchange it in soles. You also put, for example, in peno

[41:23] comprar, let's see, and it's the value that the crypto is costing me right now, uh, the dollar at that cost. I can buy any other one that's around here, for example, BTC, there's obviously going to be a bigger difference in the value of what's

[41:38] around here. And that way you can keep buying, having these buying, having these crypto assets and taking advantage of them. Ready. more about the world of cryptocurrencies, how to buy them. Okay, check them out and let's

[41:55] see if there are any other questions here. I will return again if questions here. I will return again if there are any questions so I can more questions. No questions. So, uh, well, let's

[42:12] look at the questions. If I upload them, we'll check them out , but I want it to be understood sharing. Let's see, this way. 1 2 3. Okay, I stopped sharing. I want to make it clear that when we talk about the world of

[42:26] world of cryptocurrencies, you need to be clear that it's cryptocurrencies. I would say that at this stage of the game it is very important. If you're not dealing with cryptocurrencies at this point , you might be falling behind.

[42:40] Okay? There are more and more experts, and the topic of cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly popular, but it's important that you understand cryptocurrencies, whether for investment. Yes, obviously

[42:54] you need to educate yourself to be able to develop and manage it, but there are ways, just as there are very technical ways to operate them, there are very simple ways to cryptocurrencies. So, you can operate however you like.

[43:09] Ultimately, it's either very easy or simple, or very complicated. Finally, you need to know how you're going to operate it. I don't do the part of trading cryptocurrencies directly , that is, I haven't gotten much into that

[43:23] subject of managing cryptocurrencies, being able to develop them or being able to trade them as such. I focus more on investments that are more like low or medium risk, such as holding, staking, and those that offer

[43:37] holding, staking, and those that offer pools, launchpads, and everything else that can be done and managed. In fact, I've trying to upload more content related to the world of cryptocurrencies,

[43:50] since there are more and more people, but you have to keep in mind that you should do it calmly. Remember that unfortunately there are many bad people who take advantage of the fact that many people don't know about this in order to

[44:04] scam them, to deceive them. So you have to be very careful with that, don't fall into it, don't fall into that. Alright? So, you can have cryptocurrencies. The answer is yes. How do you buy it? On an exchange. And if you just want to

[44:18] you simply sign up on a W and you're all set . Okay? That's Let me know, guys, if you have any questions, if you have any questions I can then there's no problem. The important thing is that they need to know. I

[44:32] recommend that if you don't have an account yet, or have n't created one, check out the videos on the channel. Check out the videos to get a general idea of ​​how something develops and to take advantage of it. We are. So, well,

[44:47] questions. If there are no questions, well, you already know that the session is ultimately led by you, so let's see if there are any questions. If there were any,

[44:59] see if there are any questions. If there were any, then excellent. And if there aren't any, well, no almost at the final part. I'm going to talk about specific topics; I don't want to overwhelm you. For example, talking about lach pool, lachpad, airdrops, and

[45:13] uh, right now what I've talked about is the general concept and also how you could buy it, okay? These are very specific things that need to be known. So, later on, regarding how to do them, for example, here the launching

[45:27] pool mega drops, the mining pools, we will definitely handle them later. So, well, let's see. I'll see if there are any questions I can answer. Of course. Let's see what they tell us

[45:41] definitively. If there are any questions, we will allow time to

[45:53] questions or not. But they asked on Facebook if we is crypto trading. No, we're not doing anything, we're just talking. That's why I put "let's learn" because I understand that many people still don't know about

[46:06] this and are just now learning about it. So, we need to be clear about this, really clear about it. So, well, let's see, uh, if there are any questions, we'll answer them, of course we will. Otherwise

[46:18] questions, we'll answer them, of course we will. Otherwise , there are no details. Tell me what you think, my friends. So, what are we going to do? What do we have to do? If you want to get do first? Create yourself, create your account, your account in

[46:33] your wallet or on your exchange, okay? Sign up, register with your name, email, and mobile number, then verify your account so you can receive benefits, and after that you can start using it. If you want to buy crypto from there, then

[46:45] a video on my channel, I think, about that. If not, we'll important that you understand the world of cryptocurrencies. Don't fall behind, don't get out of step, because many experts assert that

[47:00] Bitcoin will continue to rise, reach 150,000 and will probably rise much more. So it's a matter of knowing and obviously seeing the sequences, but before buying cryptocurrencies, make sure you know

[47:15] a little about them, that is, do some research. It's not just "buy crypto, leave it there." You have to know and study before doing, for example, that kind of thing so that you don't lose money, or so that nothing bad happens to you

[47:28] nothing bad happens to you . We are. So, let's see if there are any questions. Otherwise, we'll also be wrapping up this live stream so we also be wrapping up this live stream so we can review

[47:41] can review everything. Let's see, let's take a look over here. Perfect. I see that there are no more questions. I mention, my friends, a little about e-commerce with the aim of always being able to give you

[47:56] benefits so that you can take advantage of them. For now, regarding the exchanges, I'm going to leave it as is. I don't know if my team can manage because we have different exchanges that you could use,

[48:10] coming because we'll always be very connected, providing you with information and teaching you how to take advantage of it. Today we talked about cryptocurrencies: what they are, how to obtain them, how to buy them, what's

[48:23] behind them, and how to maintain them. I hope that makes it clear. Next week crypto, but about digital commerce, e-commerce, and then we'll rotate through different topics to give you all the necessary value. Ready?

[48:37] So, guys, well, I see there are no more questions, and if there are no more end of this live stream. I have tried to be as simple and practical as possible so that it can be understood and, in that way, take this step, let's say, the

[48:51] first steps. Exit. Okay, guys. See you then, my friends. Take care until the next session. See you. I'm Brenner Vera, and until next time. I'm Brenner Vera, and until next time. Take care. Bye

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