Cryptocurrency Bible for beginners and not only. Without registration and sms.

I have prepared material that will give you orderly information that will allow you to begin to study in depth the field you are interested in.

But why would you want to read all that? The hell knows, maybe in order to choose the direction you like and start working like an armored train, making a bank on the bear market and multiplying it on the bull. How's that for an option? You want money? You look like you want it...

In short, since you have chosen the path of hard work in such times, I suggest that you start your immersion with the NFT-sphere, and then as it goes. If it catches on, keep exploring. If it doesn't catch on, skip it.

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Article Content:

1. God-like NFT section
   1.1 Earnings from NFT (ETH).
   1.2 SOL or how to become rich with a small capital.
   1.3 Diving into NEAR. Earnings in the ecosystem. Careers, coding, analytics.
2. ****, ********, ************ - what are these? That's right! Money!
   2.1 Let's take a breath and gain strength before further study.
   2.2 Nodes are the way of the patient.
   2.3 Testnets?
   2.4 Become an Ambassador
   2.5. smoothly moving on to the next block
3. We're going to make all the useful things we've learned!
   3.1 Working with Twitter
   3.2 Resurrect? You mean Research? Or what?
   3.3 Consumables. Where, what, and how?
   3.4 Tools for work
4. Programming in crypto.
   4.1 Which language should I choose? Or maybe solidity?
   4.2 JS - hello
   4.3 Solidity - hello
   4.4 What's next?
   4.5. MeTodiCal maTerials
5. The mental upheaval.
   4.1 Material from colleagues.
   4.2 Self-discipline.
   4.3 Becoming ultra mega superhuman

Learning and earning on JPG (NFT)
Earnings on NFT (ETH)

Types of earnings on NFT from simple to complex:

1. Freemints.

At the time of writing, free mines are one of the degenic, but working ways to cut the profits. For example the same Goblin Town, The Saudis, WZRDS and other collections have achieved great success as freemints.

What should we pay attention to when researching freemint?

• Twitter

• Premint and Whitelist

2. Flip (speculative selling) on the secondary market

Due to the current situation with freemints, flipping has become much more difficult as the number of paperhands has multiplied. But it is still one of the main ways to make money on NFT, because you do not always get a mint JPG (NFT)

What to pay attention to when we disassemble the collection on the secondary market?

• Meta

• Twitter

• Smart Money

• Team

• Number of unique holders

3. Sniping

4. NFT as an investment

NFT Toolkit

Aggregators:

• Free: https://genie.xyz/
• Free: https://www.gem.xyz/

Analytics:

• Paid, but gem: https://www.nansen.ai/
• Free/Pay: https://degenscan.pro/
• Free/Pay: https://icy.tools/
• Free/Pay: https://nftnerds.ai/
• Free/Pay: https://moby.gg/

Rarity:

• Canvas: https://www.traitsniper.com/
• Free: https://raritysniffer.com/

Gas Tracker:

• Free: https://www.blocknative.com/gas-estimator

So, dear reader of the article, what do you think? Is he worth your attention? I won't keep you in suspense, we are moving from ETH to the rattling swamp called - Solana

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One of the easiest ways to move in the cryptocurrency universe is to flip - buy cheaper and sell higher, go my friend!

Exchange Wallet Two Markets

Freemint

Imagine Morpheus offers you a red pill and a blue pill, which one will you choose? The red one is a fundamental project that offers a utility and an impressive roadmap. The blue one is a degen free mint, flip-flopping on the speed salt.

In Russia we call solana salt, because in Russian salt sounds like SOL'😄 So in the future I will sometimes call SOL salt, get used to

Let's start with the hype movement, this degen freemints, or a price that will not bite your wallet, rather just pinch like a mosquito, such as 0.069, or even completely free, will only have to pay for the commission, it is pennies.

Most often, they do not bear any benefit or plans for the future, here you play on the advance and intuition on the floor, so to speak training on paperhand a.k.a paper paws, which drains in minus, or at least in zero. Twitter project can put out its first post in the morning, and by the evening will already start a mint with sold out

Below will be a selection of influencers-degenerates. Watch what they shill and where they sign, lose the whole bank, and go to the factory.

Whitelists

Now let's talk about the regular collections. Here, the standard price starts at 1 SOL, not limited in monetary size. The project develops about 1-3 months and rolls out a mint of their collection, now because of the detrimental mood of the market, the founders are forced to cut the price and number of nft, in order to sell the collection completely and not to fall in the face of their tormented investors.

Interested community will not leak nft at a low price, to mark such loyal fanatics invented the role - whitelist. This is the very inscription on your discord profile, indicating that you have passed the selection.

Levels - you pump up the skill of communication, for each message in the chat discord you are given a certain experience, eventually it all adds up and you get a new lvl
Usually the requirements range from 5 to 10 levels.

Invitations - call your friends, brothers, and passersby in discord and check in the channel #bot-commands how many have joined, a special command /invites
Usually you need to call from 3 to 20 people.

Creative is both the easiest and the most costly action for a Whitelist, here you can draw art on paper with a pencil or woodblock, it all depends on your imagination and willingness to do it all, the reference is usually taken from sneak-peeks
Usually 1 super-detailed work or 3 medium ones is enough.

DAO - the project benefits when they come to them holding collections with a floor price of 40 SOL, so they allocate space for them, you only need a screenshot of the role in discord, that you keep their collection and send in a separate channel, specially created for you.

Raffle - well let's make a joke about rofl, if you already have a NFT and sent it to stacking, you get a collection token dropped into your wallet, which you can spend on some sort of raffle and win a WL
Usually there is no limit, you need from 1 to ∞ to participate.

Token - this is essentially an analogue of OTC, but without a guarantor and extra fuck brain. If you really want to get a whitelist without stress, just buy on famousfoxes, I used to successfully speculate on it, bought as soon as the token was sent out and sold it before the mint.

Giveaway Discord - in a separate channel you press emoji, usually 🎉 and wait for the end of the contest, it is worth noting that such pranks are only available to NFT holders.
Usually allocate from 5 to 40 places for winners.

Giveaway Twitter - this is much easier, the projects themselves in their tweets give out whitelists, you just need to put a like, retweet and tag your friends, three is enough
Usually between 1,000 and 5,000 participants, with a farm of accounts is of course easier to knock out.

Calls

The system is similar to the signals for cryptocurrency, which is in our May Private Club, thanks to which we earn 5-30% per month on a passive basis.

Discord - exactly the same for NFT hold you open channels where various alpha hunters tell you about the collection, the reason for the rise, the entry and exit point, and also the risks.

Twitter - here it depends on the infle, whether he is venal or not, or simple workers and woe holders of pfp picture start raiding, spamming influencers about the collection

Telegram - there are many channels here, somewhere they throw 10 calls and if one shoots, then the next few posts are sure to be about it, similar to Twitter, sometimes they just throw a link to a coral or ME and the point at which they entered, all the fuss and discussion lives in the chats.

Sniper bots and software

If the collection is over-hyped and being hunted with truncheons, we'll be smarter and get a more serious weapon, a rifle I think will do.

Useful free sites

The final part in the NFT section will be making money from the NEAR ecosystem.

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From A to Z, from registering a wallet to participating in projects. Analysis of earnings and useful information for low-high banks, both for usual crypto-enthusiasts, and for programmers, as well as for people who are not connected to cryptocurrency at all.

A little preface.

The future Web3 will be in demand by ordinary users, for whom everything should be easy to use and develop. This is what NEAR attracts, which is why its idea is in the mainstream. A friendly community, user-friendly applications, and the potential to grow and develop you - that's what NEAR is all about.

But beyond that, NEAR is first and foremost an early product. This is the first bear for it, so the numbers are down a bit. Some tier-1 projects are moving to another network, transactions are down. There has been a lot of grant money allocated, but many don't know where it's going. But it's worth saying that it hasn't been in mainnet that long, and strong projects have been building for years. I see strength in NEAR, you can express your opinion in comments below the article.

Vitalik Buterin himself said, that NEAR Protocol can be a big competitor for ETH in the future.

Registration. Interaction with NEAR.

To dive into blockchain, you need to start with the simplest things - registration. It's as simple and mundane as possible, so let's get started.

• Go to the site and click create an account.
• A sid-phrase appears, you save it. You generate a wallet with a random address. After this, click in the upper right corner on the address and click again to create an account. You will see a field in which you can write a username and make a named wallet.
• To make the wallet working, you need to top up the actual address with 0.1 NEAR. You can do this through binance, kucoin.

Earnings in NEAR.

1 - NFT.

The easiest and favorite thing for many people to do. Buying jpegs to flip for nibbles or for unique benefits.

It's worth saying that this area in the ecosystem is just developing. The community is small (but this has its pluses, we'll discuss later), the volumes on marketplaces are suffering. Imho, but this market is still undervalued. SOL Influencers talk about NEAR, projects like BlockSmith help to create aggregators, collections are increasingly resorting to multichain, dividing supply into SOL, ETH, NEAR.

The point of making money is to buy NFTs and then resell them. You can do it on a public sale or when you get a whitelist. Let's break down all the subtleties with you.

• Project Search:

The easiest way to find a project is through sites that display future sales. There aren't many projects being launched, so it's hard not to notice a potential gem.

Influencers can be used to find projects at an earlier stage. This list is a must have for you. I compiled it myself for your convenience and divided it into categories.

• How do you define a good project?

The notion of a good project in NEAR is a stretch. You can go to Twitter and see a couple of likes on posts, in discord there will be a dead chat and 40 likes on announcements and snickpics. But that doesn't stop the projects from getting icky.

The most important thing is utilities. Ordinary degen projects on nir now do not shoot, most keep and buy NFT for access to various privileges, utilities.

Look at the faunders behind them, at their Twitter activity. See how many of your Influencers are subscribed to the funder and to the tweet of the collection itself. Usually closer to the minute many start talking about the collection, which helps to soldier on. Don't be lazy and check the tags for mentions of the project on Twitter and see what the community thinks.

Check if the collection has partnerships and/or collaborations with other tier-1/2 projects.

If there is a suspicion that the founders from the CIS - skip. Such projects can be seen immediately, they go into deficit or skimp, I do not know what this is about.

At this point, the supply collection should not exceed 1,000 - 1,500. This is the edge, if more usually do not buy up.

Do not forget! This is a tough time, especially for a young fighter like NEAR. Analyze the project carefully and think through your actions.

• Mechanics:

Here we'll look at the mechanics of getting a whitelist. A whitelist is a guaranteed purchase of NFTs from a collection. Here we go.

The community is small, so it's usually easy to get a whitelist. Try to flicker in the chat more often, talk to moderators, faunders. Do not hesitate to write them in private messages and ask questions, they will understand that you are interested in the project, go to the voice chat and just sit there. If that doesn't work for you, you can also be active by participating in minigames, making art/memes. They also often give you a whitelist for simple activities like tweeting or inviting friends.

But there are also projects where you really have to work hard and put all of the above together. So it's a matter of luck, but it's usually easy to take a whitelist near you.

• How does the mint go?

Before the mines a couple of minutes throw a link, so you can connect your wallet. After that, we wait for the start and start minting. You are redirected in the browser to the wallet site with confirmation of the transaction.

Remember, click only once. By pure chance, clicking a bunch of times you can get a full portfolio nft, but if you want this, then go for it.

Then the collection is listed on the marketplace - Paras (analog of MagicEden, OpenSea). After a while you can check the rarity of NFT through the site - HowRare. You type your ID into the search and look at the number. The lower your number, the better quality your NFT is.

• Topical projects for the Hold.

It is worth paying attention to projects that are already in the market and generate volumes, and in addition to active development have won the trust of the community.

It is possible to earn this way only through mints. The demand for whitelists in NEAR is a rare phenomenon, as usually everyone manages to get them themselves. A lot of really cool projects appear in the ecosystem, with decent usability. There's no race to the top here, bots are virtually non-existent. If the collection has a Public sale, then your chances to zaminate are very high.

Try to find a gem, there are not as many projects as on SOL/ETH. 1 in 5 projects, usually, can shoot and fill up your wallet.

2 - Near Crowd. Stable earnings in NEAR. (1.000 - 5.000$).

What is the essence of this earnings?

NEAR Crowd is a service that allows people to earn NEAR tokens by completing small tasks and checking tasks of other people. The uniqueness of NEAR Crowd is that it is the community that decides if each task is completed correctly. There is an error system in the project. So you need to do all tasks in good faith, don't resort to plagiarism, be careful.

3 - Learn Near Club. Learn, read articles, get NEAR. (100 - 300$)

This topic will work well for lowbanks to abuse from multiple accounts, let's get to the point.

4 - Testnet StakeWars + Node NEAR.

Recently launched a so-called event called Stake Wars. Now passes round 3, which will require the ability to develop smart contracts, programming, analyze the data obtained from the RPC. In addition to all this you need to set up a node.

Registration and participation:

- To participate, you need to fill out a participant form.
- Next, read the list of tasks and start completing them, starting with 1.
- After starting the pool, look for yourself in the Explorer

Rewards:
Delegation of $50kNEAR per node in Mainet and a maximum of $500NEAR tokens for successfully completing all assignments.

5 - Media Development. Becoming an Influencer.

This point should not be underestimated, it should also be attributed to one of the earnings in the ecosystem. Why?

Going back, the NEAR community is close-knit and friendly. Everyone feed back to each other and I rarely see negativity in this circle.

Becoming an Influencer here is very easy in theory. What will it get you? First, you'll establish yourself in the community. You'll be able to interact more closely with projects, and you'll be given limited roles that carry different $ in potential. So, for example, you might be given a whitelist, a freemint, a token drop. Also influencers often act as moderators on projects, with your background you will be taken and also pay you.

Second, it's about making money. To become a good Influencer you don't need to have 10k+ Twitter followers and good activity, like other Influencers with SOL/ETH. Here it's enough to have 1k+ subs and you will already be approached by various projects' funders, in order to promote the project. All accordingly for a fee in $ or in the NFT of the project.

Third, for the soul.

How to become?
First of all, if you have a completely empty Twitter account, I would advise you to get some followers. After that, you can start interacting with your audience. Write interesting and useful tracks, tag other Influencers and projects. You'll notice that many Influencers (the list was above), will start to subscribe each other and feedback to you. There's nothing complicated here, just make a little content, talk about your moves.

In time, you will become the one who will be included on Influencer lists for subscription.

Useful sites. Table.

First, I'll give you a huge updatable table about NEAR in general. It has all the information about dexes, projects, marketplaces, bridges, daos, tooltools, and a bunch of other stuff. Everything is there to broaden your horizons and fully delve into the ecosystem.

In fact, you don't even need anything else. It's a collection of all the useful sites that can come in handy.

CLICK HERE

But if you don't like tables, I'll highlight for you one site that I also like to use. A treasure trove of information in one source. All the information about blockchain projects and news is stored here.

SITE

A couple more useful sites:

— DefyTrends
— ArtCentral
— NearScanner
— NFData

Careers in NEAR. Coding. Learning smart contracts.

You don't have to spend years learning the details and intricacies to start your career and understand blockchain. The main thing is to understand the basics.

You don't need to be thorough - you don't think about how the car works when you drive. But you do need to know the rules of the road and how to drive. Determine the direction you're interested in and go ahead.

— Near University— Learn NEAR Club

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The Nods are the way of the patient

What is a node?

Node - what is that anyway?

1. Enter the project on the test network.
2. Go through all the circles of hell.
3. You get your 5-10-15-20-30-40-50k tokens for 100 bucks - consumables for rent.
4. The project comes out, you can hold a new "solana" or merge.
5. Profit!

Is it hard to put a node?
If you're playing solitaire on your computer - yes, forget it, skip this block. For everyone else, no excuses are accepted at all.

The first node it took me about 6 hours to set up. I didn't understand at all what linux was, how to get on the server, how to get started, how to write, how to paste, how to delete, etc., but you know the internet really has it all. Use direct queries to google. Immediately use the program to log in to the server - the link. How to start using it you have to learn yourself, why her?
It is convenient, it can directly pull files for a "backup" This is the basics and the base, but now get to why we are here.

What's the cost?

Let's be blunt - nodes are when you keep a server priced from $5 - $25 a month for about half a year - a year and expect it to give something

Remember the ground rules:

What kind of nets are there?

Rewardable and non-rewardable, everything is very simple, it seems that it is easier to just put projects that have already announced the rewards, partly true, but unfortunately only in part. Often it is necessary to understand that the project "tries" to reward those who put and kept the node from the very beginning, and if you have spare cash, it is better to start a non-rewarding network, the main thing to remember that the project from the test network in the main - goes from 6 months, so count all costs in advance.

I consider installing node and working with it, only in projects which coin is not traded yet and from here there are both pluses and minuses.

It's a real cat in a bag.

Where do I find the server?

What have we come to?

Nodes are a risk, but a risk that can make you rich. If you have a small pot and you're thinking about where to put it, in my opinion it would be the nodes.

So do your own node reserch and start digging deeper into learning. Good luck to all kinfolk <3

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Testnets - what are they and why?

How to work with testnetworks?

• Find out whether there will be rewards. From my experience, I can say that if they tell you that there are no rewards, then there are none. Because often, testnet - a marketing ploy and the project just wants to attract people.
• Do on the official guide (if they are). Do your own research.
• Know that the reward for testnet on one account ranges from 1 buck, up to 100 or more, but often dropping about 25-50 bucks per acct.
• Use a lot of accounts

How to use multi-accounts correctly?

• Antidetect browser - my choice Antidolfin, there are other analogues, but I choose it, it has its disadvantages, but still. (I know that it was broken, but the hole was fixed, you can choose any other, but I'm using it).
• Proxies - proxys.io here I take my proxies, they are cheap and suitable for the farm (gleam does not let).
• Twitter, discord, mail - Darkstore. I take my ds at about $0.3, in my opinion, they are the most survivable, I take tweets with longevity (a month +), but the cheapest.

I believe that testnets are not gem.

It's hard to spin, there are a lot of nuances. Of the last testnet project Aarkstarter was going to give out awards to all participants, I spent one day (about 6 hours of work) on this testnet and only made 50 bucks from it. You say, aren't you crazy for 6 hours, 50 bucks?

Yes, it's not enough for me, the project promised to give away all, changed the conditions for a random 200 participants and I was lucky to get, but still for such a thing is always very frustrating.

In my subjective opinion every cryptan should have at least a mini farm for 10 accounts, but what to set it up you have to choose for yourself.

At the moment, with testnet I only expect rewards (for a very long time), but they will be sooner or later, so despair, do not despair. My personal advice, start to work with crypto in earnest, not just read news from publishers and bring 1 account into project. That's not how money is made.

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Ambassador programs

• The article about the Ambassador programs will consist of parts such as:
• Introduction and Familiarization
• Possible nuances
• Communicating and contacting the project team
• Filling out forms correctly
• Useful material

Introduction and familiarity

Ambassadors who pay their ambassadors monthly, imba?

What skills should an Ambassador have?

Possible nuances

As it may seem there are no nuances in the Ambassadorhood, what's there, you just sit and mold the content and that's it, what's the problem? But please believe me, friends, nothing is as simple as you might think, and now I will try to prepare you briefly for what you may encounter

No reward upon completion of the Ambassador Program

Large load in the project

Lack of ideas

Inexperience in filling out the form

No ideas for a project proposal

Communication and contact with the project team

Why is it necessary to communicate with the admins and the project team?

How can I set up contact with the project team?

How can this help?

Filling out forms correctly

Prepare for questions such as:

On that note, we're putting a stop to our earnings training, but we're not stopping our cool skills training! Did you think I would just let you go? Ha-ha-ha, naive ones. If you've read the article up to this point, you're obviously not in over your head... you're totally cool and ready to get and fuck up the crypto world! That's the spirit!

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Helpfulness, tips, and overall a huge compilation of something cool

Well, now it's time to fix all the knowledge you've gained and reinforce it with useful tools that will make your work a lot easier in the future. Have you exhaled? Now let's fly!

Twitter

Twitter, twitter, twitter... This word sounds familiar to absolutely every cryptan, but do you use it at all? If you don't use it, you need to register your first pristine tweet and look below, there is something useful

Research is the foundation of everything in crypto. If you study a project properly, you'll immediately understand whether it's worth spending time on it or not, and you'll immediately cut off the scam projects from yourself. Still do not know how to research? Then quickly study the materials below

Tools for work

And this block will already be much bigger than the previous one. After all, for more productive work, we need tools that will do most of the routine work for us. Saving time - doing more topics - earning more money. Right?

Well, we come to a small but very informative section. There won't be a ton of information, it's a bit different. "There are no fish here, but there is a fishing rod.

Crypto programming.

Still, in the format of this article advanced materials will not be presented, because they are simply unnecessary here, but will be information for beginners to whistle enter into this wonderful world of coding!

Which language should I choose? Or should I go straight to solidity?

The first language the coder should learn should be English, preferably at a fluent level, otherwise it will be very difficult to find different materials and study them

And now about programming languages

If you are already Smesharik in programming and have experience in any language (preferably at a higher level than solving exams in school on computer science), then you can immediately jump into solidity, there to understand will not be difficult, the language is very simple, just with the logic a little bit will have to tinker.

If you are not yet Smesharik, then you have to go quite a long way, but before that it is worth asking one question: "Why do you want programming?"

The answer to that question will determine how far you go and how much time you spend on it. If your answer is "I want to take out and be a turn" and you're not interested in anything else, then I'll tell you right away that with a 99% chance you'll burn out, and that means you'll be wasting your time.

If your answer is "I want to do abuses and be able to write bots in python", then learn pure python and bots, get better at it, no need to get into unnecessary places, you simply don't need it. If your answer is "I'm interested in code", then take a seat, I'll describe everything especially for you!

JS - hello.

The first language in web3 I would choose is js. It is a very simple language (think like python), so everyone can understand it. With this language you can both write a website and send a transaction in pure code. A huge plus of the language I would single out the endless amount of materials to learn (almost all web3 materials are written in js examples), so you won't get bored!

If you are thinking of getting tutorials from me, no, they will only be at the very end of the block and on other topics, so go google yourself, are you all programmers or what?

Solidity - hello.
So, we got to the cherished word, and we need only one language for that, fast however

I will immediately warn you that solidity is a specific thing, there are many features of the language, which after JS will not be particularly clear, but a little practice and you'll be like a fish in water. Learn in solidity in fact there is nothing, the language is hyper simple and quickly passed even 30 iq guys like me, so do not worry, something new is always scary, but you do not scare!

What's next?

The most basic part of programming is finding something to do. I'm sure this sounds strange to you, but you'll really have to find something to do. But don't worry, it won't be hard, because you already have experience in two programming languages and you have a good coder's outlook, so you understand what's going on here, what technologies and directions are available and what you yourself want to get from this sphere of activity

What's the easiest way to start learning something new when you don't even know where to start digging?

Google "*the topic you're interested in* roadmap", then follow a random link, find a cool roadmap and follow it, it's easy!

My favorite web3 development channel is https://www.youtube.com/c/PatrickCollins/videos

Here we are at the end. You must have been pretty shaken up. Your mental health is in the wildest shock of everything he's experienced along the way. You have learned a tremendous amount of information and need to restore your body immediately. How does one recover? That's the question we'll deal with below.

And finally, about self-discipline.

Now, I would like to talk about the most important part of this section. The self-discipline part. For me it is the basis, and probably for most workers.

Self-discipline is a rather complicated thing, which is not always controllable. There are too many distractions in our life, which constantly throw off a good work rhythm.

And this point is difficult to be instructed by others. You have to work out your own approach, and that takes a lot of willpower. But I know you can do it.

Conclusion

Do you seriously think this is the end?

Ha-ha-ha, this is just the beginning!

See you soon!

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