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Beginner 12 min read For: Complete beginners curious about cryptocurrency who want a practical, hands-on introduction without technical jargon.
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In this podcast, a crypto expert guides Natasha, a complete beginner, through the fundamentals of cryptocurrency. They cover what crypto is, how to buy Bitcoin, the difference between wallets and exchanges, and how to earn passive income through deposits. The episode includes a live demo where Natasha sets up a wallet, receives USDT, buys Bitcoin, and opens a high-yield deposit.

[04:35]
Higher Salaries in Crypto

The host explains that working in crypto can pay 4x more than traditional roles for the same job (e.g., designer $10/hr vs $40/hr).

[13:05]
Secret Phrase = Access Key

A secret phrase (12 words) is the key to your crypto wallet; losing it means losing access to your funds forever.

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USDT is a Crypto Dollar

USDT is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, backed by real assets held by the issuer (Tether).

[18:46]
Fixed Commission on Transfers

Sending crypto on the same network (e.g., Tron) costs a fixed commission regardless of amount (e.g., $1 for any transfer).

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Networks Explained

Different blockchain networks (Tron, Ethereum, Solana) are like different payment methods; you need the correct network to send/receive.

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High Interest on Deposits

You can earn 14-30% APY on USDT deposits in crypto exchanges, much higher than traditional bank rates (e.g., 0.2% in Dubai).

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Live Demo: Buying Bitcoin and Depositing

Natasha buys $50 Bitcoin and opens a 7-day deposit at 100% APY, demonstrating a practical first step.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 25:21 Download Trust Wallet from App Store or Google Play.
2 25:34 Create a new wallet and write down the 12-word secret phrase on paper (do not screenshot).
3 28:15 Copy the wallet address (e.g., for USDT on Tron) and share it to receive funds.
4 46:34 On a crypto exchange (e.g., Bybit), go to Spot market, select USDT, and buy Bitcoin by entering the amount (e.g., $50) and confirming.
5 47:21 On the exchange, go to the deposit/fixed term section, select USDT, choose a 7-day deposit at 100% APY, enter amount (e.g., $50), and subscribe.

Study Flashcards (7)

What is a 'secret phrase' in crypto?

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A set of 12 words that gives access to your crypto wallet from anywhere in the world.

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What is USDT and how is it backed?

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USDT is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, backed by real assets.

19:41

What is the difference between a crypto wallet and a crypto exchange?

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A crypto wallet is like a personal safe deposit box; a crypto exchange is like a bank with customer support and additional services.

14:05

How does the commission for sending USDT on the Tron network work?

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The commission is fixed regardless of the amount sent (e.g., $1 for any transfer).

18:46

In what currency do you pay transaction fees on a blockchain network?

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You pay the commission in the native token of that network (e.g., TRX for Tron, ETH for Ethereum).

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What is staking in crypto?

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Staking is like a deposit where you lock up tokens to help secure the network and earn rewards, often from transaction fees.

41:18

What kind of interest rates can you earn on USDT deposits in crypto?

medium Click to reveal answer

You can earn 14-30% APY on USDT deposits, much higher than traditional bank rates (e.g., 0.2% in Dubai).

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Crypto Salaries Are Higher

Shows that working in crypto can significantly increase your market value as a specialist, even for the same role.

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Secret Phrase = Global Access

Explains the core security concept of crypto: 12 words give you access to your funds from anywhere, but losing them means losing everything.

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Fixed Commission on Transfers

Highlights a key advantage of crypto: sending $100 or $100,000 costs the same fixed fee, unlike traditional banking percentages.

18:46
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Earning Passive Income on Stablecoins

Demonstrates that you don't need to speculate on volatile coins; simply holding USDT in a deposit can yield 14-30% APY, far above bank rates.

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Compound Interest is Underestimated

Emphasizes the power of compound interest in crypto deposits, which many beginners overlook.

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Crypto workers earn 4x more than traditional jobs

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Why Bitcoin price goes up and down

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Your 12-word secret phrase = ultimate bank access

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Buying Bitcoin for the first time live

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From $10 to $200,000 in one week

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[00:01] headliners. And today we have a podcast with someone who knows nothing about crypto. This is a I understand that now more and more people want to understand how it all happens, and I just decided to invite a person who... Well, figuratively

[00:15] Bitcoin is. How it works, and so on. We don't have this rule. There are no stupid questions. I will try my best, based on all my accumulated knowledge over many

[00:28] years in the media space, in industrial languages, to explain how this works. Natasha, hello. Hello, to explain how this works. Natasha, hello. Hello,

[00:43] a little exciting, especially since our format is not standard. Let's put it briefly: you and I are in Dubai for a year and a half. How old are you? This is a normal question for a woman. Then we'll cut out the EU povi 41. What do you know about CPT? I don't know anything about

[00:57] know about CPT? I don't know anything about CPT from DE, but how did you try Google, read, see, what was the path, exactly, here's the search for information, honestly, yesterday I was sitting on Google, What is crypto, trying to figure out what it is,

[01:12] reading, looking. I understand that I do n't understand anything, that is, what is needed here is a Guru, some person who will simply help figure it out and at least explain what it is and how. Well, really. That is, you can make money on this. How does

[01:24] it work and what to do with it. Well, let's then take a case like this. Where did you first come into let's then take a case like this. Where did you first come into contact with it, like yesterday, how did you prepare, where did you go, Google, YouTube, Telegram, Instagram.

[01:36] Where did you even start, I know Google. I went to Google, googled what cryptocurrency is, then some questions started to pop up there, what is it, how to monetize money, what are Bitcoins, what is

[01:52] monetization in general, and it just seemed like a chain of one question after another, one after another, and that's it, and so I actually started having fun. Why did you even show interest in crypto? That's why such a case appeared, that you still

[02:04] need to at least take an interest. I told myself that I want to do what I haven't done anything before, I just want to do something I've never done before. I want to learn. That is, I'm open to some new

[02:16] moments, some new movements, just to develop in a direction that I know nothing about, but I see that everyone is talking about cryptocurrency. Well, in any case, here in Dubai, they're

[02:30] talking about cryptocurrency. It's cool. I didn't know anything about it before, that is, somehow slipping through the cracks there somewhere, but I didn't ask myself this question. Well, I don't know anymore, by and large, guys. What is crypto, how do you

[02:42] understand it now? That's exactly it, based on my yesterday's stage, let's say, in the market, cryptocurrency is like electronic money. So, as I understand it, it all depends on the exchange rate. That is, you look at the exchange rate; cryptocurrency can

[02:56] rise or fall in price, and you can actually make money on this fall. understood correctly, well, no, let's say this is by the way, I asked a question. maybe at the end of the podcast. Once again, if I can explain us to you,

[03:12] questions. What interests you? In general, first of all, let me try to explain something to you see that I have a tablet prepared. Well, you can make money on this when you have no money, you can go to work. In fact, there are a lot of people in this industry, well, this is

[03:27] first thing is to actually go to work in the industry. Otherwise, there is a shortage of qualified personnel for all tasks. As usual, in my opinion, there are two options: someone with knowledge of technology or someone with money

[03:39] says, "Okay, I want to do something," and they start like something is something specifically yet, and in order to achieve this goal, they start spending resources on it, they start recruiting a team, figuratively speaking, and here I had a

[03:53] great podcast on this topic. Sew someone's grief. Interesting. I don't someone's grief. Interesting. I don't know, just somewhere there to answer some. In fact, you know how. I can't call it the

[04:05] service industry or the industry, but there are a huge number of tasks there related to, for example, chats with the community where you can just go to work in crypto and start salary, figuratively speaking, there is a salary. Yes, in crypto, this is the second thing if you are, for example, a

[04:20] designer. Well, that's a popular example. I'll say. Yes, figuratively speaking, you get, you know, $10 an hour there. If you are a CryptoPro design, your price is automatically $40 an hour. If you are a developer, wait, why is that?

[04:35] $10 an hour. If it's Cryptocurrency, it's $40 for me. Although you are the same designer and you generally draw the same thing, this is how the market has developed for some reason. In 2017, all services here are more expensive by default. I can't say that it's

[04:48] more expensive by default. I can't say that it's like X, there are 4 X10. Well, and there X10. But this is you do, a community manager in crypto, I don't know, there is $800, a regular community manager there on Telegram is $200, a project

[05:01] manager in I don't know about everyday life, let's say $1,000 in crypto is $3,000. Having acquired some knowledge and started to understand crypto, in general, with the market, you automatically increase your value on the market as a specialist,

[05:15] and there is a huge demand. I had another podcast with the guys about the fact that education. Because people seem to hire people, scripts, but the joke is that understand crypto projects at attention. This is a huge deception, they themselves do not understand anything,

[05:30] projects do not understand [ __ ] about crypto. I constantly launch some projects and 80% of the employees do not understand [ __ ] about crypto at all and there is a huge demand. For example, in business. Yes, including the education of people who work in

[05:44] Crypto. Moreover, I do n't understand a lot of things technically. That is, how does it work? What are the mechanisms? And why do you need to know this, that is, figuratively speaking, look when you send money from Dubai to Russia,

[05:57] now what is impossible, well, there from one side to the other you You use Swift transfer there, but you don't know how it works under the hood, that there is some kind of respondent bank, that the money goes somewhere, they send it, why do 99% of

[06:10] people need this? There are specialists who understand how bank payments work there, they build Ivatk and so on. You drive a car. Well, you do n't have to. How does an internal combustion engine work? Or a

[06:24] why? Well, the same thing, that is, it works in fact and works well. How quickly can you make money, for example. That is, now everyone is in a hurry, fast, fast, fast, USA. And I don't think that fast is possible, fast, cannot. This is

[06:37] This thing that you can buy some kind of coin there and tomorrow it will become fairy tale. Only the EU won't be lucky. Well, maybe those somewhere. Maybe you were lucky. But in general, there is no fast, fast money here, no, that is, crypto, like trading. I would

[06:52] say this is the longest path to fast money. This is the longest path to fast money. Yes. Well, okay, then here's what you need. Where to start, where to start, actually, I would say that it's a question of curiosity and the beginning is just like we

[07:05] begin to understand, just read something, something is attracted to us. Well, as a rule, I would know how I recommended, you put me in a stupor here because I understand, well, that is, I, I know, I see from my side, Okay, so we have Trading, smart

[07:17] words, there are Def, smart words, then we'll talk about this more. There are investments there, too, some smart words, there are I won't say smart words, and it turns out that really, when you stand at the start of a

[07:30] project, at the start, like in front of the crypto market, you don't know what I would start with. I would start by buying Bitcoin trivially as someone, that is, at least I would figure it out from the point of understanding How to buy Bitcoin and I would buy this, the main thing and that you

[07:44] $100,000 but 00 Bitcoin for 10 bucks. Many people really don't even know this, so it turns out for 10 dollars I can start start up Yes, you have a phone there today on the podcast Let's buy the first

[07:57] bitcoin there, for example, the first one there, 0, I'll send you the first 10 dollars there, well, we'll figure out why bitcoin, taking into account the crypto market there, is at least the asset on lose money. You're telling me to lose money. Well, I bought 10 for 10

[08:13] dollars, I bought 0, there's some one bitcoin there. I bought them, it's worth one bitcoin now, it's worth 100, 100,000. A week later, bitcoin became worth 90,000. Your 10 dollars turned into 9 dollars, so it turns out I lost. Yes, if it grew, you

[08:28] earned. That is, it's a fact of luck that this is a good question. that this is a good question. Eh, I would answer you, it's the market. Well, that is, in fact, Nobody knows. Well, except

[08:42] lead the market. Yes, the invisible hand of the market, where will it all go exactly the same. market will go. Nobody knows where Tesla shares will go. Well, objectively, as they say, a market maker or this People who help the market work, well, it's a market, that

[08:57] supply. Probably a logical explanation. Yes, there is demand. There is supply. If more people want to buy than sell, the price rises. If more people want to sell than buy, the price falls. And everything actually comes down

[09:10] in Bitcoin, then many people buy Bitcoin. If people stop believing in Bitcoin, they go sell it. But with all this, there are some Big Uncles with very large sums of money who conditionally believe in Bitcoin,

[09:23] for example, on a long-term basis, so they can create for you. Like now, some kind of information noise so that as many people as possible believe in Bitcoin. They can give this Bitcoin to everyone, for example. Well, so that people buy Bitcoin. And then create a

[09:36] new information noise so that all people are dissuaded, so that people go and sell it. Well, what's the difference then? Here's an example: an exchange and cryptocurrency. It's the same principle. This is a good question. Look, what is cryptocurrency in

[09:49] a kind of digital asset. That is, there is a dollar. Oh, a dollar. Let's do it, for example. Yes. dollar. Oh, a dollar. Let's do it, for example. Yes. And there is one. The cryptodollar idea in the World Cup is that one, well, the US, for this, for

[10:03] understanding, the dollar was issued by the American state. Well, that is, the Federal Reserve System, the central bank, somehow everything works there. It was issued, that is, it was like an issuer, and the cryptodollar was issued by a certain

[10:16] organization. It's called R. Yes, we don't remember the correct name. The organization that issued the cryptodollar is the main idea of ​​crypto. Yours, this one cryptodollar is yours. Well, that is, what is the

[10:30] whole marketing based on? For example, you have a bank, Emat, there, NBD, any bank in Dubai, and you received 100 dollars there, I don't know. The main concept is that as long as this bank is working for you, as long as you have access

[10:44] to your account, these 100 dollars are yours. You either have 100 dollars in cash or 100 dollars in the bank. 100 dollars in the bank. They belong to you. Why? Because within the framework of the laws of some country. Well, for example. Emirates So

[10:58] you agreed, figuratively speaking, with the bank that you opened an account with it and 100 dollars are yours, the fact that these 100 dollars are yours is essentially regulated by the legislation of this country. Well, it’s logical, yes, that is, it happens that some countries say that everything is like

[11:11] no longer your money, no longer yours, or they zero it out there, a small sn at the bottom they zero it out there, a small sn at the bottom marked with an asterisk. Well, yes, in the case of cryptocurrency, the

[11:26] money is yours. You didn’t agree with the country, but it was discussed with technology. This may be difficult to understand, but technologically it turns out that if these are your 100 usdt or 100 dollars, yes, then they are yours based not on

[11:40] the law of some kind of legal financial system. But based on technology, smart guys many years ago wrote some kind of code and protocol. According to this digital law, let’s call it these 100,

[11:55] 100 dollars are yours and the joke is that they are yours anywhere in the world, that is, in order for you to go to this bank and now look, a very simple thing. What is the main now 100 dollars from the Emirates, for example, to Russia or America. This is already

[12:11] is, cross-border payments between countries are already complicated, there is conversion and all that, yes, it is necessary there. And they have an account, they have different account numbers. All this is different there, that is, it must be done, but here there are no borders because, in

[12:26] fact, all people in the world use a single standard, that is, a single standard of some kind of money and currency. It could be like a single one. Well, not that it could be a single one, such a universal payment system. And besides, there are

[12:39] no borders, as if there are no problems with transfers. And besides, let's consider this format with you. If, for example, you are in Dubai, you left the country, your card was blocked, your account was blocked, you need, for example, to call or there

[12:52] your Eden identification document is a passport or ID, you need to go to the bank, you need to fly to Abu Dhabi or Dubai to unblock this card, unblock this account, so in the case of crypto, you have there

[13:05] case of crypto, you have there Let's call it your so-called key, well, in crypto it's called a secret phrase, that is, to simplify it, it's 12 words, a set of 12 words, it's like a cipher key that allows me to withdraw, well, like, which

[13:19] money anywhere in the world from any computer, so from any phone, that is, figuratively speaking, here you need to fly specifically PAM with prom in order to regain access to your money. And here you just need to know 12 words, these 12 words,

[13:35] figuratively speaking, are your key to access your finances anywhere in the world. But there is one problem: if you lost 11 words, then that's it. Either you forgot them or they were stolen, then you don't have access to your money. I returned again to the

[13:51] money. I returned again to the dollars, this story with the key, in fact,

[14:05] so-called exchanges appeared in cryptocurrency. They are probably not quite correctly called exchanges because this is who works, so they are usually called wallets, like where we store money, this is called a crypto wallet. This is Where we have a Thai

[14:17] Crypto phrase and that's where our money is stored, and the second is an exchange, but essentially, exchanges, compared to Cin, are banks, that is, considering that each exchange is Crypton for simplicity. It's exactly the same with a passport, with an AMI ID, with a phone number. With mail, the

[14:33] procedure is the same: you open an account for yourself, only your settlements there are not in dollars. But in this standard of cryptocurrencies, that is, some kind of digital assets. For example, you have dirhams, rubles, and dollars in your Emirates NBD account,

[14:49] so three different assets. And in, for example, in your account in a crypto exchange for example, in your account in a crypto exchange or in a crypto bank,

[15:03] three of them are the most popular assets in crypto, so to speak, and there the same thing, you kind of only have completely remote service like in Tinko, all your data is verifiable.

[15:18] The office of these crypto banks or Crypto is usually an office for employees for development, that is, here is the best example. In fact, imagine Tinkov, but in which instead of Ruble shares loans Crypto dollars and

[15:33] Crypto shares Each of us has heard the expression that we earn an average of the amount that 10 people around us make. I suggest you do a super short 2- minute exercise right now to confirm this hypothesis.

[15:46] Take an iPhone or a piece of paper and write down the names of your first children, the person with whom you communicate most often, the first person who comes to mind is an important moment - a wife or girlfriend. We exclude from this list after you write down 10 names, next

[15:58] to each, put an approximate amount. How much does this person earn, how do you feel approximately then? Add all these amounts and divide by 10. You will be surprised, but you will get an approximate amount of your income. The funny thing is that the same applies to income from

[16:14] investments. You earn exactly the same amount on investments as 10 people with whom you regularly communicate. That's what the premium Crypto Club Headliner is for. The three main requests with which people

[16:28] actually come to the club are investments, communication and interaction with like-minded people and an understanding of the crypto market. The Headliner Club is a close, limited A circle of people with a total capital of more than 250 million

[16:40] dollars, a quarter of a billion, just think about it. United ideas to get rich not quickly but to get rich forever, let's be realistic. People are divided into two types: those who are going to do something and those who take and do it. I believe that you did the

[16:54] exercise I just talked about, and if not, let's try it again. Let talked about, and if not, let's try it again. Let me help you pause the video. Handsome. You can

[17:08] join the club using the link in the description. Let's take a little step back so that I understand. The advantage of cryptocurrency is that I can use this currency anywhere in the world, and there is also interest on the transfer.

[17:21] Well, when you transfer some interest. Yes and no. Now I'll explain. Probably, for regular users they exist, but they are significantly lower than in banks. That

[17:33] is, look at Cryptocurrency, the most popular crypto exchange, there is Binance or there is NCS. Well, it doesn't matter, let it be Binance. Yes. For understanding, if I have an account in Binance and you have an account in Binance, then the

[17:46] account transfer here is generally commission-free, as the rules say, like how you transfer from Sberbank to Sberbank within Sberbank, that is, yes, it's easy. Just if you, for example, have an account in Binance, and I don't know if you have an account in Byte, then they will charge me some

[18:00] You're calling different ones now. Understood. I'm talking about different banks, so imagine that there's Tinkov, Sberbank, and so on. Let's simplify it: bank o, bank 2, bank o, and bank 2. Here they will charge me some commission, some percentage. I understand.

[18:15] commission, some percentage. I understand. If I send one from a bank, for example, to a wallet in the traditional world, a wallet is a safe deposit box in a bank, let it be a safe deposit box in a bank. Well, that is, a wallet is a safe deposit box in a bank, then here they will also charge me some

[18:28] The question is that the commission percentage there is different, it varies from different networks. We are there, it can be there, well, if we get there, there are different networks a little later. It is different, but it does not depend on the amount, that is, your commission is on O A dollar will be equal to the

[18:46] transfer commission for a million dollars. I don't understand now. Banks have such a thing. You can send a SBP. You can send 10,000 rubles without a commission. Over 10,000 rubles, you will pay a commission of 1%, but not exceeding

[18:59] 1 ruble. For example, I understand everything. In the case of crypto, it doesn't matter what amount you send. The commission is always the same, not a percentage, but a 100 dollars and pay 0 dollar commission. You send 100,000 dollars.

[19:13] You will also send 0 dollar commission. 0 dollar commission. I understand everything now. Well, that's commission. 0 dollar commission. I understand everything now. Well, that's cool, that's superb. Well, you see how it is. The point that I understand is cryptocurrency. USD is a cryptodollar. That is, in

[19:26] you have a dollar, here is a dollar bill of 100 dollars, and There are 100 usdt, so it's completely equivalent to one: one dollar. I understood how this company, this Tezer, which issues all this business, provides this. It

[19:41] buys a real asset for each issued crypto dollar. Well, for example, American some kind of real asset, as a rule, of the American economy, which provides each dollar. That is, in fact, one crypto dollar is equal to one

[19:56] real dollar, that is, one to one, it turns out one to one. Yes, this is also something that few people actually know that there is not necessarily Bitcoin. You have just one to one, and in fact, most settlements are in the context of a

[20:10] daily basis. Well, there is a story when you send some money to someone for services, some settlements, some other things. They are in dollars, that is, figuratively one. Why do we say that we live in a dollar economy in crypto? I do

[20:23] live in a dollar economy in crypto? I do can pay Priti, you can pay Priti, you can pay Priti, cards. Or you can will be the same amount in in the context of 300 dollars and this works out well, so I

[20:36] how it works That’s exactly what I can send money I know, so I send I sent, for example, 100 Crypto of these units of bitcoins, right dollars well dollars Yes and there will also be 100 dollars it also turned out 100

[20:51] dollars there are two types because it turns out that the cryptodollar is one to one to the dollar, the dollar is one to one so everything Okay yes yes 1 gram of gold I don’t know

[21:03] doesn’t matter 100 dollars accordingly your gold can both go up in price and down in price over time Well, that is, figuratively speaking, gold 2 days 1 gram of gold can cost 102 dollars And there in 3 days it costs 99

[21:20] dollars That is, it turns out that And if you keep money in gold, then your you keep money in gold, then your price to the dollar or to the ruble changes if I keep money in gold, just like the ruble, it changes. Your Tinkoff shares

[21:34] can cost 1,000 rubles today, and tomorrow they'll cost 1,100 rubles, and the day after tomorrow they'll cost 900 rubles, and then 1,500 rubles. It's the same as gold. Tinkoff is doing well, its shares are growing. Sberbank is doing well, they're kind of reliable, people kind of

[21:49] trust it, they understand that they've put their money in, they're confident in their money, that it won't disappear. It's the same principle here. Consider that you have gold. And there's figuratively speaking, bitcoin, let's call it

[22:03] bitcoin, for understanding, it's digital gold. Bitcoin is digital gold. Well, it's like the same scheme, as if there's some amount of gold in the bank that corresponds to what started there. It's the same principle. Well, to some

[22:20] extent, yes. Because, for example, you have 1 bitcoin, 00 bitcoins. Yes, it's worth some USD, and since USD is equal to one to the dollar, then You

[22:33] can also exchange Bitcoin for real dollars. That is, figuratively speaking, 0.1 Bitcoin is worth both 100 USD and 100 real dollars, and since each USD is backed by a real dollar, then in fact, that's how it is. Well, in the end, we

[22:47] worth nothing, then everything else is worth nothing. But that's a whole other story. For example, okay, I have USD there. I want to receive them in gold. Where should I go? I agree, that's a good question because here, everything depends on the country. In

[23:01] America. It works like this: your Crypto account, you sent money from your bank account to your Crypto sent USD to your bank account, you have dollars,

[23:15] the procedure takes half an hour, it's a simple one-to-one exchange. I went to the bank, just ba, you don't even have to come physically. You just sent money in the bank app, received crypto, then in the Crypto bank app,

[23:27] sent it to a regular bank, received money, okay. How does it work, for example, in Dubai, you came to the floor below this studio to the exchange office, let's call it that, or is there exchanger, in short, you go to some crypto exchanger, like there used to be

[23:42] Western Union, some cash desks like that. Yes, yes, yes, you sent them USD and immediately received dollars in hand or brought them dollars and took the crypto dollar, the Crypto dollars. Well, it seems like everything is simple. Yes, everything is simple, it seems like

[23:57] for example. Here, a lot of transactions take place between people. I need Crypto dollars. And you need dollars, you say I need dollars for Tinkoff rubles, Nakov. So I send you rubles for Tinkoff. And you

[24:11] send me Crypto dollars. Such exchanges also happen, this is called PP, this is actually what there is a lot of content about on the Internet, this is P about this. content about on the Internet, this is P about this. Well, that is, from person to person, there is a

[24:25] Well, that is, from person to person, there is a rule, your grandfather knew and immediately received rule, your grandfather knew and immediately received back Crypto dollars, or you brought cash and took Crypto dollars, or the other way, as in A regular

[24:37] exchange rubles for dollars and back, either with someone you know or with a stranger. Well, there's a guarantor there. Well, figuratively speaking, there's a system that allows you to not go anywhere to the exchange office if you don't need to

[24:51] or don't need any kind of transfer. Although the exchange office will also do a cashless transaction for you. Just send someone a crypto dollar and get rubles back, it's all safe. That's good. Well, there's some kind of, I don't know, contact list where that's how I find out

[25:06] cryptocurrencies to get my percentage. How does it work in practice? Come on, you have a phone, take it out, open the App Store or Google Play to understand. Come on, Trust Wallet, everything is actually this. This is a wallet, this is a safe

[25:21] everything is actually this. This is a wallet, this is a safe deposit box, downloaded, click start, click create a crypto wallet. Yes, you see, it says here that here you need to enter this secret phrase we talked about. Let's do it right.

[25:34] Listen, Ivan, can you give me a piece of paper and a pen? We're doing it right now, so we do n't have to take a screenshot because everyone takes a screenshot and it's not very good for security. Well, for now we'll just do it with a piece of paper

[25:47] good for security. Well, for now we'll just do it with a piece of paper and a pen, then we'll talk about it. copy, copy manually. Let's copy manually,

[26:00] copy manually, copy manually, e.g., the phrase, you see, it says that this phrase is dangerous, and so on, and so on, and so on. Don't tell it to anyone, and continue. You need to tick the boxes. Copy these phrases

[26:12] onto a piece of paper. These are essentially the 12 words that give you access to your crypto wallet from anywhere in the world, from any device, and so on. That is, if I take, for example, even your phrase and put it on myself, I

[26:29] can access your wallet and your money. As such, or you can phrases and access your money from anywhere in the world. And the must be a certain sequence. Yes, that's why you are now very often

[26:44] their sequence, this also happens. Everything. Congratulations. Now the access code is fast. But it's like in a bank. In short, you now have your wallet. You're inside your wallet, you have a balance. You see zero. We talked about the World Cup,

[26:58] popular assets, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. For some reason, they also shoved in half a dozen, BNB and Twt. Well, these are some kind of current assets. There's no USDT here right now, so what's the interest rate? This is the one that's minus 476. What's not an interest rate? This is the

[27:14] change in Bitcoin's price today. That is, how each asset has changed over the past 24 hours. Well, roughly speaking, I got up in the morning, drank a cup of coffee, opened this, looked at it, and saw the difference. Where are the changes? Well, yes, figuratively speaking,

[27:29] yes, let's send the first crypto now, actually, and let's see what comes of it. Come on, that is, essentially. How does it work? Yes, you have your assets, you can click here. There's a search. Write here: USD. Well, like a dollar,

[27:44] USDT. That's the first one that flew out, you see. usdt now it may seem a little koyuz Yes, but it's so confusing. I'll explain to you further now, the main thing is, I'll several types of usdt, it says usdt, ethereum, usdt, throne, usdt, pomu, Sana,

[27:59] USD, Cancer, and so on. Now I'll explain what it is. But for now, we'll do it on the throne. I'll send you the first dollars now. You choose usdt, press US yourself, and you have receive, send, and so on. Press receive, receive. This is your

[28:15] address, in fact, see how it happens. Here you have it, as if it's embedded in the code, so here's the address, these are all of them, here they are, all of them, this is your address, can simply copy it and send it to me in a private message. That is,

[28:27] this address, this set of letters and numbers, the account number of your cell is these letters that I wrote there, yes, you wrote this is the access key, so this set of numbers is your account number. Only in the banking world, your

[28:43] account number, for example, in the Emirates, is A, and exactly ae there 7 2 5 8 36 and here it is a set of letters and numbers for each person for each wallet. That is, you can have 20 wallets like this 40 wallets as many as you like and each has a unique

[28:58] key in the form of your set of words and each of these wallets will have a unique address. That is, if, for example, I want to give some information so that they you give either this address or as I show - I point to the code - you see with the code, I have a

[29:12] suction, here it is immediately your address so, for example, I write to you to send 50 dollars, I write 50 dollars and click Yes, they charge me a commission of 1 dollar, so what you said and in short, 50 dollars went

[29:25] you this money now from our wallet, specifically from my own. Well, from the same Raval, you would have already received it. You would have received it instantly. And since you sent it as I sent it from the exchange. And this is an analogue of a cryptobank, yes, what you promised

[29:39] checks transactions a little. That is, it checks that my account hasn't been hacked, that I'm actually sending money to such and such an address. That is, they have this automatic check there now, it will take I don't know, 2 minutes.

[29:52] In 2 minutes, I will receive a notification that the money has been sent, and at the moment has been sent, you are better off at that moment. Because the transaction itself, the money transfer itself, it is instant, it takes seconds, that is, very fast and very accessible,

[30:05] accordingly. While we are waiting for 50 usdt, they will appear with you now, I will tell you about the networks for now, and then they will come, and we will further correct this whole story. You have usdt, as I explained to you, it is an analogue of the

[30:18] have usdt, as I explained to you, it is an analogue of the dollar. So this usdt is always usdt, it is always a dollar, regardless of how it works, there are different ways to send money, that is, there is US on different networks. The network is a

[30:33] that is, there is US on different networks. The network is a technology. Oh, it works on different technologies. Now I will try to give you some analogy. Oh, look, everything is very simple at Tenkov Bank. You can transfer money. So, by

[30:46] You can transfer money. So, by account number. Yes, by phone number Yes and by card number yes And these are all different technologies That is, when you send someone money by card number, TIK works through one protocol, well, that

[31:00] the hood that neither you nor I know about, financiers and techies know about it This is the protocol how people agreed that by card number money is sent when you send money via SBP through the fast payment system it didn’t

[31:15] exist before 5 years ago or 10 years ago it didn’t exist this is also some kind of agreement some kind of technology that money goes by phone number that figuratively speaking in this PBP system for example yes you know that you have a phone number on your

[31:27] or two banks Sberbank and Tinkoff And when I accordingly enter your phone number, they offer me to send money to you by this phone number either to Sberbank or to Tinkoff or you can give me your account number just the

[31:39] account number directly of the bank account no matter how I send you money in one of these three In any way, you will still receive money in the same account. And it will be the same money, the same rubles. But they will reach you in

[31:52] three different ways: by card number, by account number, or by phone number. For simplicity, put it in the network. This is about the same thing. I was completely hated by those deeply involved in crypto. But to understand, these are different ways of transferring

[32:08] money. That is, I can transfer money to you using Tron, I can transfer money to you through Ethereum, that's how it was, yes, it's called ETH, or I can for example, well, and there are still many of them there. In short, there are a lot of them there through this network. The name of the

[32:23] network is the name of the network. What is the slight difference in the wallet in your crypto wallet and in a crypto bank? Because if you put money in a cell. Well, for example, like on your own wallet. Imagine that you put money on the

[32:36] Tron network. Now you received money on the Tron network, then you will receive this money now in Tron. In this Tron network, figuratively speaking, you received money via the SBP, you protocol is already written. I can only do this in this way since it was already

[32:49] asset. Here you have, come on, you have 100 dollars usdt. You can send them further in Tron, in Tron, in the same network, or you can

[33:01] exchange 100 dollars on Tron for 100 dollars. That is, figuratively speaking, you take and exchange 100 dollars from one network to another. Your same 100 dollars. But if you need to send them further not by phone number but by

[33:14] account number, you need to make this kind of account. That is, it’s kind of simple. It’s made for convenience if, for example, nono but

[33:31] transaction now in Pikachu can cost 7 dashes. 15 dollars on Tron used to cost 0. A dollar now costs 9 dollars. That is, the price of the issue. This is the price of the issue, and since these networks all arose, these are different technologies, they

[33:44] SBP wasn’t there before. You see, in the beginning, there was a card number. These networks all Each of them has a huge number of users, and some still use one network, while others use another. It's funny, Crypto and Beer or Cryptobank,

[33:59] Crypto and Beer or Cryptobank, if they receive any US currency, they simply attach US to any of these networks. They essentially allow you to withdraw it to any other network without this internal exchange. That is, when you store money in a cell, your

[34:11] money is on the same system until you exchange it for another SES. This is normal. For example, I sent you $100 on the US network.

[34:30] USDT. You first need to exchange your USDT on Tron for USDT on Solana and then send it to Artyom on Solana. This is all done in an app, it's just an extra click. Just an extra click. But if you received money on the exchange, we'll now

[34:42] create another account on the exchange. So, I sent you $100, for example, on Tron. And Artyom asks you to send him $50. On the air Yes, you don't need to do any exchange You just click, paste Artem's address and send it to

[34:57] send money to a crypto bank, they essentially have a huge amount of reserves of these usdt in different currencies and they do this routing for is, I just send a request that I need to send money,

[35:12] we will now go through this procedure with you and that's it, open the network, I'll show you now for understanding, let's say you type usdt, search again, here Choose, for example,

[35:24] usdt on Sala, come on Well, come on, Sala, get, get, you see, you have a slightly different remember that one, but it's at least different Yes, yes, I see different numbers, that is, this is the idea that in each so-called network you simply have your own unique address and

[35:39] since historically it turned out that in each of these there on Solana on the air there are a lot of users, everyone is forced to somehow negotiate with each other That is why there is One single token, the USDT dollar, but figuratively speaking, it has

[35:52] different representations. Well, that is, for convenience. This is the price issue and it doesn't seem to affect anything, the speed of the transaction. Well, no, in Solana, it will go there, I don't know, 10 seconds, touch, 2 minutes on the air, 5 minutes there, and

[36:07] different prices and different speeds are the ones that everyone is fighting and struggling with there, and so on. Let's go, now we'll open an account for you in Cryptobank. Well, in the crypto exchange, figuratively speaking, go to the App Store, everything is simplified to mobile applications. I'm

[36:20] leaving here. Well, close it for now. But accordingly, all the money came out 6 minutes ago. They should have arrived, go in. Update

[36:35] you now have 49 dollars here. You have 49 dollars. Now you can send this money somewhere. You can buy Bitcoin with it. You can do something with it. That is, you have everything, 49 dollars that are going nowhere, well.

[36:49] yours is your 49 dollars, figuratively speaking, now there will be another moment, maybe a little explain it on purpose now, I just understand, we started with nano with something a little complicated, but how to understand. About these networks. Yes, yes, and look now there is a very, very big

[37:03] difference between a Crypto cell and a crypto bank. And now look at the crypto bank. You have 49 dollars and you need to send me 10 dollars, so to speak, and they will take a commission from you, one dollar, exactly in dollars. That

[37:17] is, you will pay a commission in dollars. That is, it’s not like you said that the send, yes, even if it’s 100,000 dollars, it will also be one dollar. They will take a commission exactly in dollars, exactly in dollars. Well, in usdt. In this one, in Crypto dollars, in

[37:30] Crypto dollars. And if you want to send a commission from your wallet now, Yes, now I’ll try to explain it as simply as possible. They will take it from you. A commission in the token of this network, that is, figuratively speaking, they will take a commission from you

[37:44] in Solana. I'll explain why I'm touching on this topic because it's a little know where to put it. Next, send exchanges, crypto banks; it's all much simpler for people commission in dollars, and so on. So here, since we've

[37:59] touched on the network, for each transaction that occurs in dollars, for example, when you send money in Tron, here's USDT in Tron. You pay a commission, but you don't pay this commission in dollars. You pay a commission in Tron in the

[38:16] currency of the same name. The name of this system is Tron, Ether, Sana, and so on. This has global significance. Yes, because in the context of a bank, we'll now move on to you

[38:28] only need dollars, you don't need anything else. They received 100 dollars, they take a commission in dollars, a crypto bank and that's it. But they'll ruin Crypto. cell Yes, they take a commission every time in Tron. And what is the ratio of Crypto of this Tron to the dollar?

[38:41] Well, it changes constantly, like we talked about. It's like Tron's stock, that is, figuratively speaking. Look, Tron is a real company. This conditional stock. For understanding, it's called a token. In the market, if the

[38:54] Ron company is successful, the value of this stock also grows. The Ron company is acting poorly, the value of the stock falls, and so on. to further, in theory, it’s very simple and logical. Here I did all these manipulations, how I make money on this

[39:06] now, now you can buy with USDT. Just Bitcoin, if Bitcoin grows or Salana grows or Ethereum is any other token, you will protocol, that is, as you understand in banks. When you make some kind of

[39:18] transaction, the bank receives this commission and takes it for itself. When we work in protocol, technology, there are simply some rules, there are some expenses for some people. Yes, who spend some money on

[39:33] technology. Well, that is, on electricity, accordingly, on servers, on accordingly, on servers, on some kind of technical stuff, and so, every time you make a transaction, this commission goes to these people who

[39:47] bear the costs of maintaining this entire cryptocurrency ecosystem. pay real dollars, for example, for the servers to work on Tron, that is, servers to work on Tron, that is, onia. Yes,

[40:08] be. One of the simplest examples. How can you make money, for example, in this topic you can You can take these so -called thrones, put them on deposit and start earning 5% per annum.

[40:21] start earning 5% per annum. These are just prizes, a transaction, for example, that is, right now, if you just send money, you pay the transaction. But if you kind of put these so-called thrones on deposit, then

[40:37] any person in the system who made a transaction there and the percentage drips, you drip there from each transaction, that is, in essence, in essence, I have money. For example, Yes, I may not make a

[40:50] system makes transactions, I still get a percentage. Eri la. That is, you initially bought thrones, I put those thrones on deposit and you begin to participate in the income of the entire ecosystem. But if I make

[41:05] transactions, this kind of speeds up the process of receiving interest. Well, not exactly, no. You just pay the commission yourself each time, but this is the idea that you can commission. This is just a very cool example of a noon throne that if you made a

[41:18] deposit, then in addition to the fact that you receive a percentage from other transactions, you transactions free in some volume Well, because you yourself are the person who helps the system work is this some tenth

[41:30] it depends on the volume of your deposit the more deposit you have the more free transactions every day every 24 hours that is, I have money Yes, in this in this cell yes yes they can lie but they

[41:45] and just do nothing but if someone makes a transaction No, there is their key deposit Well, in crypto it is called staking you can hear call it a deposit But if you put it like a deposit for ease of

[41:58] understanding then yes you start to receive some kind of reward for the fact that your crazy if you just put usdt in a deposit on the exchange now there can be 25-30 about per annum in dollars you don’t even have to buy bitcoin

[42:12] even have to buy bitcoin Look now Bank gives up to 23% on usdt That is, if you Places money for 7 days, for example, they give you a rate of 14% per annum in dollars for 7 days. In dollars, it's like you're talking about inflation, not crypto

[42:25] dollars, but the dollar. Imagine how, in essence, you can this is an even simpler product than buying Bitcoin. In fact, this is what's really needed. Retail. Well, what do ordinary people need? They need to

[42:39] first get used to the fact that you can simply convert, I don't know, 100 dollars. Put 100 dollars on a deposit on a crypto exchange in a crypto bank at 14% per annum, for example. And in Pikachu, it could be there and more, 20% per annum, and get the first

[42:51] interest, essentially a deposit. Well, the money just sits there and it works. Yes, you see the rates. For example, there are companies there, yes, that is, you can place per annum in 7 days, place other things at any time, etc. Inflation in the US is

[43:05] 26%, I think. If I'm not mistaken, you just placed the money and you have it. It's like 10% are sprouting every year Nikita, you know, he approached me on such a large scale, tried to explain all the points like that I probably, yes, maybe I went somewhere really deep,

[43:21] maybe it should rest somewhere I do n't even know, it really should rest because such information, firstly, is new, secondly, I have n't heard anything like this anywhere and you explained it all to me in great detail, implemented it But let's do this

[43:34] now, we'll understand, that is, Here's what's left So far, here I know, I understood, I didn't make the realized that such things are very Like, if you can't digest it, you need to make a short series of videos, in fact,

[43:48] has watched it to the end if you like this format. Write in the comments, for example, what should be improved, what should be changed, what should be changed, it's just an experiment That is, I talking head, yes, I need to chew something for you, but when there is an interlocutor,

[44:02] questions I think it can be done differently in general, this material revealing this that is not by the way on the market Well, and for me this is one manual for those people who want to

[44:15] earn money to enter this is but therefore now the question What is cryptocurrency cryptocurrency again electronic money is it possible in

[44:30] Crypto cryptobank I created new new terms in general in the market excellent I just understand that when you tell people an exchange Yes they get lost And when a wallet Well already an exchange is something scary good to call a crypto crypto wallet Well there is

[44:45] Crypto is a crypto wallet and a cryptobank is a crypto exchange well and in fact a crypto exchange and a crypto wallet is a

[45:11] bank and also I just have to go there with physical documents and It's like all this is happening now, you open the app, we'll leave it for the second part, really cool, let's make a second part. The app is there, you can use Zarga directly by

[45:24] phone number, by email, there's VS, you just get an SMS by phone, enter your email, get a code, then verifiability.

[45:42] safest format for earning money now, that's exactly what we're not talking about yet. But what I would start with is buying a little bit of Bitcoin. You just haven't gotten around to buying Bitcoin today, but we can, we can get there now if you have the strength, see for

[45:54] yourself. And secondly, place a deposit of 10 dollars, for example, so you get interest. What's better to start with? Well, that's a good question. I would do both. Firstly, it seems to me that people underestimate the power of compound interest, and in fact, they

[46:08] in the Emirates, for example, there is no 10% rate. In the Emirates, the rate is zero at all. there is no 10% rate. In the Emirates, the rate is zero at all. 0.2% for deposits. For deposits in Russia, they currently give 30% per annum, I think, per ruble. but it depreciates quickly but 30

[46:22] per annum in rubles is not as interesting as even 10 or 17 in dollars Let's finish it can we do now Let's do two things together so you kind of get the hang of it Go to the

[46:34] markets oh spot press all usdt Click on with 100 dollars click spot Here you have bitcoin you see some bitcoin it costs 100,000 030 dollars enter here 50 usdt just 50 well you see you have 100 dollars on your balance yes enter 50 and

[46:50] dollars on your balance yes enter 50 and click buy bitcoin buy Yes confirm I confirm you Congratulations you now have bitcoins worth 50 dollars Here you have 0 there one bitcoin and now as you say how to

[47:05] you will have This amount in dollars Here it will increase Yes if bitcoin falls and it will also pa Well, it will fall, so essentially, the market has become a Bitcoin holder, give me five, Nikita. Well, now let's just make a deposit in dollars.

[47:21] Well, everything is very simple here, look, here is USD and you have a fixed term of 7 days, 100% per annum, they offer you Well, this is apparently some kind of You can place a deposit now at a rate of 100% per annum Well, it

[47:35] year Because you will have a deposit for only 7 days, and why 7 days Well, because they have this condition, you can either place 10% for an unlimited period, or you can place it for 7 days at 100 per annum, this is the condition of this very thing, yes,

[47:48] this is the condition Well, there is no one there, this is an offer now, like different deposits These are different deposits, let's choose this one for 100 per annum, click subscribe, yes In this case, they tell you 7 days, maximum 50 dollars Well, look,

[48:02] there is this moment that I pay as if for Well, for example, if my The money is in the bank, then I have some amount, that is, there is no service, no service. That is, if the money is there. It is there, not withdrawn, nothing happens,

[48:15] everything. You see, you have 100 per annum, well, press Max, or let's do the experiment frequency not Max, but 50. We'll place exactly 50 dollars so that later have 50 dollars, you see, here's the process you initiate, there's interest after

[48:28] 7 days, I buy them out, press subscribe, subscribe, this product cannot be repaid in advance. Yes. Well, this means that you will have the money for 7 days, 7 days invested in the deposit, everything as you can see, I congratulate you, you have a subscription, that is, now

[48:43] you have 50 dollars lying under 100 per annum for 7 days. Yes, you bought Bitcoin for 50 dollars, yes, well, there's also a dollar. You still have it hanging around on the balance, that's all, essentially. hanging around on the balance, that's all, essentially. You have a deposit, you have Bitcoin. Well, I

[48:58] congratulate you, this is my Start, this is your Start. That is, I have Bitcoins and I have a deposit opened in the bank there Yes, for 50 dollars, what next? For example, tomorrow I open it I see you really need to live with this I think that now, at

[49:12] got your first Bitcoin, when you got your first USDT, something appeared I think that you will start at least watching something here yourself, reading, that something will become interesting, well, in any case, or you will forget this, this can also be

[49:25] some other questions now, something will settle in your will look at the price of Bitcoin somewhere Maybe you will want to read something there, what else is there besides Bitcoin, and you

[49:42] Valite, everything is very simple, you have the market tabs and here you have the price of Bitcoin and everything else, it was just like Enlightenment Well, I tried I don’t know how much I succeeded I even forgot, most likely

[49:57] already on the way it is simple but fundamentally some Yes, the stones have most likely settled, well, it really needs to lie down, just to work at least a little, you need to listen to some information several times, in any

[50:09] case, I'll go and read what is really written here and plus I'll look at yours again for now. Well, yes, interest will appear already, yes, there will be at least there won't be words that I know nothing, I understand nothing, that is, I read on Google, there is no

[50:21] clue, nothing to cling to, you see, I even myself understood some processes, what, why is it really very difficult for people, onboarding is to go in, discussed it yet. How to top up here, I'll transfer it to you if, and if, for example, you don't have it, for

[50:36] money to me who is not in this, who does not have a crypto wallet and a cell, I need to go to an exchanger. Well, if they don't have crypto, then Well, they don't have crypto, they just need to go to an exchanger. Come, come to the exchanger, give the number, this is the QR Code. Yes, they

[50:50] will ask you for your wallet number there. And they will tell you where to send regular money. I I went to a physical bank and said I need to top up my crypto wallet. No, it won't work. How will it work? Well, when was the last time you were physically in a bank? You

[51:02] last time you were physically in a bank? You usually take it out with your ID. Well, mobile app, send it somewhere, figuratively speaking, most often you is, to someone's card. I send it to someone, and at the same moment

[51:15] they send you crypto. Most often, it looks like this. Well, let's make it [ __ ], we'll make a second part. When you have all this lying around now, you'll accumulate questions. We'll do next with this? That is, now this was such an onboarding into crypto, most likely,

[51:28] Well, from the point of view of there. And how? And how to maximize. And what's there with interested in fact, even myself, what processes will start happening in your case now, from the point of view of Well, like, in general, tracking because I

[51:40] did the same for a neighbor, figuratively speaking, there on, well, I'm there, there, there, another check there. Like, for a go in, but he also didn't know anything at all. So, we went through the whole same procedure. I just told him about coins there, about where to invest. I

[51:52] For example, he had one account there, in this account, I gave him Zaki, the first one, 10 dollars. I went to him yesterday, he already had 200,000 dollars, well, that is, he was already there, he had already replenished the money there, he had already figured out, he had already bought coins and how much

[52:05] he had been in this process for literally a week. Yes, but he was already there, well, that doesn't mean that he way, something with someone, one of his friends sent him. Well, that is, the process just triggered for him, in

[52:17] zero and he went like, he's a board for the task, you know, like, how to explain to my mother, how to explain to our narrow professional circle, we communicate and we understand that we are here, like

[52:31] in tacos. Well, you swim like a fish in water, like a fish in water, and that's already like a fish in water, and that's already different, but here are people who have no idea. What is this? Well, it's really difficult to explain to another

[52:43] person so that they speak your language. Let's try, friends. We're done. Do what you love because no one can do what you can do. comments. It's really interesting. How do you like this format? Any

[52:55] questions? Because I really feel more comfortable working when there are guests. Yes, who asks their questions? Who cares? Well, let's see how your questions in the comments correspond to the next questions

[53:07] that Natalia will have. Well, good luck. Adventures, or what? Crypto Adventures, wait. Don't turn off the podcast. Since you watched it to the end, you should definitely subscribe to my personal Telegram channel, at the very least.

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