Most people do not know how to create a portfolio for cryptocurrencies. They are too aggressive and end up losing everything. Or hey play too safe and leave $ on the table.

Portfolio Goals

Your goal is to:

↓ Reduce risks

↑ Increase rewards

There is no perfect portfolio. I'm going to give some theory + examples and you should think about what works for YOU.

Creation of a team

Building a portfolio is like building a sports team. Imagine if your team had only goalkeepers - too much defense and no offense! Each position in your portfolio has a role to play. Some defend (stablecoins) and slaughter (higher risk).

The role of each class:
Stablecoins: Store capital and serve as patrons for buying bottoms.

Blue chips: Long-term growth. Long term hold.

Medium risk: good balance.

High Risk: 10-100 X game. Make sure you take profits.

Let's look at portfolio examples:

1) Distribute in BTC and ETH

For those who want to get acquainted with cryptocurrencies, but do not want to go down the rabbit hole.

It's safe and easy.

2) Barbell Strategy

You use the extreme points of the risk curve, avoiding the middle.

- 50% of the safest assets.

- 50% high risk games.

- 0% medium risk.

3) 50/25/25

- 50% BTC (or replace with ETH)

- 25% Low risk

- 25% Medium Risk / Shitcoins

This is a secure portfolio. It is more or less secure and at the same time gives you enough wiggle room to get your portion of shitcoins.

4) Bitcoin maximalist

- 100% in Bitcoin and don't consider anything else.

5) The Crypstack

It's hard to create a portfolio for everyone, but here's my version.

- Stablecoins 15%

- ETH 15%

- BTC 15%

- Alts Layer 1 30%:

- High risk 25%

Explain for the portfolio

- L1 Altcoins are the best in terms of risk/reward ratio at the moment. Choose what you like. I like SOLANA and LINK.

- BTC and ETH are your safe havens.

- Steadily buy on the dip.

- There will be enough % left for trading.

Mistakes when building a portfolio

Here are some of the most common mistakes that cut profits:

1) Most people are too aggressive
I have seen many portfolios of cryptocurrencies and the most common mistake is that people are too aggressive.

What is causing this?

- Survival bias. You hear about the guy who turned $5,000 into $5 million and you think you can do the same.

- Dunning-Kruger. You think you know more about DeFi than you really do.

- Lack of patience. You are not satisfied with life and want to quickly escape from it. This forces you to do risky things like using leverage or too many shiеcoins.

- FOMO. Your favorite authority says that the coin will rise 100 times. And you fall into FOMO. There is no more money, so you are selling blue chips for shit coins.

Come up with a plan and stick to it.

2) Your portfolio is too diversified
Variety is good, but there is a limit to everything. It's hard to stay on top of all these projects. Also, you don't get as much benefit if the coin flies to the moon.

3) Do not rebalance
Rebalancing means buying and selling assets to maintain the distribution percentage. Imagine your shitcoin has skyrocketed to 20% of your portfolio. The goal is no more than ~5%. You need to take profits and rebalance before it's too late.

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Multi-accounting is something that everyone who wants to earn money on new crypto projects, NFT mints, whitelists, Coinlist, P2E games, and airdrops, needs to master.

What are multi-accounts for?

Multi-accounts solve the problem of one user being unable to participate in sales and other activities where assignments are given for completing tasks, getting into the whitelist or NFT mints, and receiving other bonuses.
Crypto projects impose restrictions on IP addresses, hardware, browser fingerprints, device numbers, etc. We will describe how to get around these restrictions below, but first, a little terminology for those who are trying to figure out how to make money on crypto projects.

What is mint and how do you make money on it?

Mint is the process of buying/receiving NFT at the original price, with a big discount or shareware.
Mint helps make NFT a commodity that can be bought, sold, and transferred between wallets officially. In simple words, mint is the birth of NFT on the blockchain and its transition to you.

Why you need multi-accounting in mint:

• The buyer pays the price of a mint and the NFT is received randomly. Both perfect garbage and a very rare specimen can fall out. If you have several tens or hundreds of accounts, the chance to get something valuable increases many times over.
• Tens of thousands of people apply for a limited number of seats in the primary sale. With one account, you have to rely on only blind luck.

For many, multi-accounting in a crypt is something supernatural, labor-intensive, and also requires investments. This is a delusion. You can start with 20−30 profiles (AKS) to figure it all out and fill your hand. Everything will be even easier if you use an anti-detect browser with a convenient and simple interface ⎯ Dolphin{anty}, in which they give 10 extra free profiles to everyone.

What is whitelist and how do you make money on whitelists?

Many projects, before putting their collection of NFTs or tokens up for sale, conduct closed sales for a select circle of people.
To be on a whitelist, you must haveobtained a crypto wallet address that is pre-approved for future distribution of crypto, bonuses, NFT mint, game characters, items, lands in games, etc. Simply put, it is free access to a club, according to the list.

How to get onto the whitelist?

In order to get onto the whitelist, you need to find the discord of the project, join it, and be an active participant: write in project chats, draw art, make memes, participate in quizzes, invite friends, etc.
The most effective option is art, memes, stickers, and more. The essence is simple: you participate in contests or activities to create art and have a chance to get into the whitelist. If you can’t, you can order.

How to make money on whitelists?

You can receive/buy tokens and NFTs with WL and then resell them during the public sale. You can also sell your whitelist account on the OTC market, long before the sale starts, diversifying the project release risks and guaranteeing earnings.

Whitelist types and ways to get on them

• Gleam Whitelist
  Gleam.io is a service where, for completing simple tasks (subscribing to Twitter, Telegram, Instagram), you get a chance to win WL. Typically, projects post such activities on Twitter.
• Discord whitelists
  Here are the main ways to get on a whitelist, they can be combined and intersected:
  a) Discord activity (15−20 lvl), given for messages
  b) Creation of art (5−10 pieces), ordered from designers
  c) Invites (invitations) via your personal link

How multi-accounting helps to get onto whitelists

Usually, the chance to get on to a whitelist is very small. People create many Discord/Telegram/Twitter/mail accounts, buy proxies, and perform the same actions 50−100 times. Thus, the chances of getting onto the whitelist with multi-accounting increase many times over.

Earn money on airdrops with multiple accounts

Airdrop is a way to get the first tokens/NFTs and other bonuses, free distribution of tokens, and literally money “out of thin air.”
Usually, anyone cantake part. Sometimes there are exceptions: restrictions may be set for participants in certain countries or a condition may be stated, for example, passing KYC verification.
As a rule, distribution is accompanied by conditions. They are divided into mandatory and optional: most often, project platforms give a step-by-step algorithm that you need to go through in order to get tokens.

It usually looks like this:

1. Create a crypto wallet
2. Link a wallet to receive coins on it
3. Create a Telegram account
4. Create dedicated social media pages. Accounts must be “live” and used: promoted and developed so that they bring the best results during distributions.
5. Register for the project. In most cases, you will need to fill out a form with your name, email, wallet address, and social media account.
6. Complete the airdrop task list. Often, the conditions for obtaining free tokens include a requirement to subscribe to their communities on social networks (Twitter, Telegram) and be active⎯posting/reposting and chatting.
7. Wait for coins. Sometimes, according to the rules, they appear in the wallet immediately after completing the tasks. Sometimes, you have to wait a couple of months or longer.

Why you need multi-accounting to participate in airdrops

1. Crypto projects set numerous restrictions for profiles by proxy, geo, etc. Using multi-hacking and anti-detect browsers helps to bypass them.
2. The chance of getting an airdrop in a successful project is not great. Hoping for good luck is all well and good, but luck smiles much wider if you are waiting for an airdrop from 100 accounts, and not from one.

What do you need for multi-accounting in crypto?

Anti-detect browser

Browser anti-detect is a program that runs many browser profiles. You can change browser fingerprints, proxies, and more. All of this is necessary to impersonate a unique user. Therefore, browser anti-detection is the most important component in multi-accounting.
At the moment, there are quite a lot of different anti-detect browsers on the market, but the best choice for those who are just starting to multi-machine is Dolphin{anty} . It has the most convenient and simple interface, and this anti-detect does not require money for the first 10 profiles. This amount is enough to understand the work processes, fill your hand, and start earning.

Proxy

A proxy server is a proxy task, so all requests from the user are transmitted to the network, bypassing the real IP address. This is done so that various resources cannot determine who you are and where you are from.
Don’t skimp on proxies. It is best to take IPv4 individual, premium. Without good proxies, you cannot get into the world of multiple accounts.
All of your Twitter, Coinlist, and Discord accounts can get banned. And many giveaway forms, like Gleam and Sweepwidget, won’t let you in if the project has geographic restrictions.
But a proxy is not the only way that you can be identified by the project owners: in addition to the proxy, more and more crypto projects are now checking iron. Even if you filed for a whitelist from different proxy addresses, there is a good chance that your accounts may be burned for other parameters ⎯ browser fingerprint, hardware, etc.
Dolphin{anty} comes to the rescue in these cases and allows you to customize and create new prints in just a couple of clicks.

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Imagine that you have just discovered the cryptocurrency world. From the people around you, you have heard such things as trading, mining, Doge, shields.

For earnings in the crypt, everyone knows only mining and buy and sell. However, there are many ways to earn money in crypto. In this article we will try to talk about them.

How to study?

Before proceeding to the description, I would like to advise you to develop general knowledge about the subject. Only in this way will you be able to fully understand what you choose for yourself as the main path of development.

You have to read, think and compare a lot. Work with a large amount of information. There is no need to be afraid of this, in any profession you start by absorbing all the material that comes to hand. This will fill your head with bricks, from which full-fledged knowledge will then be built.

Since crypto is a highly volatile and dynamic environment, it is impossible to prepare any static learning material here. It gets old very quickly. You need to learn from articles, communication in thematic communities, as well as courses that (required) are constantly updated. You need to study constantly!

The environment is very interconnected and there are no clear boundaries in the types of activities. That is why you must be savvy in everything.

General knowledge can be obtained from the Binance Academy Blog. There are collected articles of varying complexity on all major activities. There is a convenient rubricator that will select articles according to your level of knowledge.

Main activities

1) Trading.

2) Investment.

3) Cryptoactivity.

4) Maintenance of blockchains.

Trading

Any speculation in an asset, regardless of time. It can be both short-term and medium-term, long-term transaction.

We can distinguish spot, futures and margin trading, let's take a closer look.

Spot trading - trading in a real asset. Want to buy 1 BTC at 30,000 to sell it at 50,000. There is a person who wants to sell 1 BTC for 30 thousand. A deal is being made. You get your 1 BTC, the person gets 30k. The price rises to 50 thousand, you sell to someone who wants to buy at 50 thousand. Basically, it's an exchange.

Futures trading - (not for beginners, there is a huge risk of losing your deposit!!! Our video lesson on risk management) - contracts trading. There is no physical purchase of the asset. This is an agreement to buy / sell under certain conditions. Opens up the opportunity to work in long/short and unload your deposit using leverage. The transaction is secured by your deposit.
Long (long) - trade for an increase.
Short (short) - trade for a fall.

Margin trading - (not for beginners, there is a huge risk of losing your deposit!!! Our video tutorial on risk management) is a hybrid between spot and futures trading. You can borrow from the exchange. Your assets are the collateral.

The foundations on which trading is built: price movement analysis, trading strategy, risk management and psychology.

Price movement analysis

There are a large number of concepts created to curb price movement, to find the best way to understand where the price will go.

Examples:

1. Classic technical analysis. Application of a bunch of graphic and technical tools. Various lines, chart patterns and indicators are used to try to predict price movement using price history.

2.Wave analysis. Application of visual models based on mathematics and psychology, describing the price movement as waves.

3.Fundamental analysis. Application of data on the idea and financial condition of projects, news background, market trends, team, and so on.

4.Smart Money + Price Action. This concept works with cause and effect. The concepts described above only work with the consequence.
The presence of a cause in the equation allows you to make the work more accurate. You can learn more about the concept itself here.

Before starting to study any concept, you need to understand what a limit and market order, stop order, order book, candlestick formations, timeframes, trading journal are. Register on TradingView and while studying the concept, try to sketch trading ideas on the chart. This will allow you to prepare for practical work, as well as hone your theoretical base.

Trading strategy, risk management, psychology

If you can learn to analyze quickly enough, then the remaining points develop only with experience. All of them are connected with the emotions of a person, with his gut. Unfortunately, after reading some material, you will not change yourself. You can change yourself only through inner work. This is a dialogue with yourself, asking questions and finding answers to them.

Investment

In essence, investing in crypto is a classic investment from the real world. You act as an investor who wants to invest in a project that is promising in your opinion and make a profit due to further price increases when the project enters the market. On the other hand, there is a project that needs funds for development.

With the help of the cryptocurrency market, the interaction between the two parties is greatly simplified. The procedures for successful investment are greatly simplified, the preparation for the investment round is simplified for the project, and costs are reduced.

Investing in cryptocurrency - ICO (Initial Coin Offering) - the initial offer of coins.

The easiest way to participate in ICO is through centralized ICO platforms. This is something like an ecosystem that has its own permanent audience and reputation, which constantly allows you to collect the necessary funds for the project.

Example: Coinlist.

A more difficult option, both technically and in terms of project analysis, is participation in IDO. This is the same ICO, only held on decentralized sites (applications (Dapps) hosted on the blockchain).

Before participating in any ICO / IDO, an initial analysis of the project must be carried out. This must be done to reduce the likelihood of losing your funds.

Analysis of the idea, project economics, team, community, news background, trends and much more.

This type of activity is associated with crypto-activities, which we will discuss in the next section.

Crypto activities

This activity is aimed at making a profit thanks to the possibilities of the cryptocurrency market.

The advantage of this type of activity is that it does not require large investments and does not react to market cycles in such a way. Projects are always being developed. Of the simplest working tools, you will need Metamask, Twitter and Discord.

Examples:

1. Ambassador programs. We help develop the project community. We carry out moderation, content work, translation and writing instructions for the technical and organizational part, and much more. For this help, the project rewards us with its assets, or access to the sale.
2. Airdrops. We carry out activities at the project sites. It can be likes, registrations, reposts and much more. Thus, the project increases its coverage. Projects are rewarded with tokens or stablecoins.
3. Retrodrops. We carry out transfers within the network of some application. Thanks to this, it increases the volume of transactions and becomes more attractive to the market. A project can award a drop to its native token.
4. Testnets. We test decentralized applications (Dapps) so that developers can test and improve their product. A project can reward a drop of its native token, NFT, with access to the sale after the project is launched on the main network.
5. NFT. You can participate in the mint (something like a sale. The opening of the NFT, it is held for new collections at your expense. It is held on the collection website on the day of the mint).
Carry out NFT speculation, or invest in them in order to make a profit on resale.
6. DeFi (Decentralized Finance). decentralized finance. An analogue of the banking system, only decentralized thanks to the blockchain. With proper placement of your funds using DeFi tools, you can make good money.
7. P2E (Play-to-Earn). You play games, create in-game activity and the project rewards you for it. Currently, there are a large number of branches of this model. For example, M2E (Move-to-Earn), L2E (Learn-to-Earn) and others.

We tried to highlight the segments to make it easier to understand, but in fact they are closely intertwined.

Even more earnings can be obtained by increasing your chances by technical means.

Blockchain Maintenance

Blockchain is a decentralized network. Decentralized, it means that it is located on different computers connected to each other using software.
We can start one of these computers and help the network work. This assistance consists in verifying transactions that are carried out on the blockchain network. There are two main verification algorithms: PoW (Proof-of-Work) and PoS (Proof-of-Stake).

PoW is a classic mining that everyone has already heard about (the Bitcoin and Ethereum networks work on this algorithm).
PoS - forging, works on a different principle.
You can read about how the blockchain works and what the PoW and PoS consensus algorithms are in our article.

There are several ways to earn money here. You can help a project that is just starting up. They check their code for errors and the operation of the blockchain itself under load. To do this, a test network is launched, the nodes (nodes) of which you can become. The project rewards for this with tokens, access to the sale, etc.

You can also help the work of the main network. Become a miner (PoW networks) or a validator (PoS networks). For checking blocks, the blockchain will automatically credit you with funds in the form of a native token.

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Allocation of crypto assets in your investment portfolio should depend on your investment goals, risk tolerance and investment strategy.

One of the popular approaches to the distribution of cryptoassets is the so-called "pyramidal" approach. According to this approach, the majority of your portfolio should consist of more stable and less risky assets such as BTC or ETH, which are the most liquid.

The pyramid approach to cryptocurrency allocation is a method used to allocate investments between different types of cryptocurrencies in a portfolio. This approach is based on the idea that different types of cryptocurrencies have different levels of risk and potential returns, and should be allocated in a portfolio accordingly.

At the base of the pyramid are usually more stable and well-known cryptocurrencies, such as BTC and ETH, which are considered more reliable and less risky investments (in the picture, for example, 50% was taken). Further up the pyramid may be less well-known and less stable cryptocurrencies, such as tokens that have not yet received much hype or significant trading volume. At the very top, respectively, are the most risky assets, but which can also bring the greatest profit (5% of them in the example).

In addition, the distribution approach can also consider different sectors of cryptocurrencies, such as financial applications, decentralized exchanges, network infrastructures and others. This helps spread the risks and potential returns between different sectors of the cryptocurrency market.

For example, let's say you have $1,000 in your portfolio, then you can allocate it to:

BTC / ETH = 50%
ETC / SOL / FTM = 30%
ARB / LDO / LSD = 15%
DOGE = 5%

Another approach is the distribution of cryptoassets by risk level. For example, you can divide your portfolio into parts that contain high-risk, medium-risk, and low-risk assets. High-risk assets may include lesser-known cryptocurrencies or ICO tokens, medium-risk assets may include more well-known tokens, and low-risk assets may include BTC or ETH (excluding stablecoins).

Regardless of which approach you choose, you should be prepared for the fact that crypto is always extremely volatile, so your portfolio should be sufficiently diversified to protect you from falling prices for one asset or another.

Recently, the idea of using the so-called "rebalancing" of the portfolio is also becoming more and more popular. This means that you periodically redistribute your assets according to a predetermined distribution. For example, if you decided that 60% of your portfolio should be in BTC, 30% in ETH, and 10% in lesser-known tokens, you can check your portfolio every quarter and reallocate funds if the percentage ratio of assets deviates significantly from the given one.

Consider this idea with an example:

1. In 1 month you bought BTC, ETH and ARB by 60%, 30% and 10% respectively
At the beginning of the 2nd month, the price of BTC and ETH increased, and ARB - decreased
2. Now you have a different share of BTC, ETH and ARB in your portfolio (relative to the dollar)
3. To return to the original strategy (60%, 30% and 10%), you need to sell part of BTC and ETH, or/and buy more ARB
4.It will be appropriate during a bear market to keep part of the funds in stablecoins (USDT, DAI, HAY ..). What percentage of stables to keep is up to you, but some investors during a volatile market go almost entirely to stables (90%+ of the portfolio).

If everything is clear with the portfolio distribution options, let's talk about their storage. There are several ways to store cryptocurrency, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Here are some of the most popular options:

1. Cold wallets: These are devices or programs that store private keys offline, that is, not connected to the Internet. This makes them more secure from hacker attacks, but less convenient to use. Some of the popular cold wallets are Ledger, Trezor and others.
2. Hot wallets: These are programs or online services that store your private keys online. This is convenient for quick access to funds, but less secure from hacker attacks. Some of the popular hot wallets include Coinbase, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, etc.
3. Exchanges: You can keep your funds on the exchanges where you trade. This is convenient because you can quickly buy and sell cryptocurrency, but it can also be less secure due to the risk of hacking attacks or negligence on the part of the exchange.

The best practice for choosing a cold wallet is to look at https://walletscrutiny.com/hardware/ and look for wallets that have been verified and do not contain extra code and other “implants” that could compromise your wallet.

According to our observations and our own experience, the SharkTrade team uses Trezor and Ledger, which have proven to be among the best in the market in terms of convenience and reliability.

It's also important to follow security best practices, such as using strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and regular software updates. In general, we advise you to save seed phrases for wallet recovery in a notebook (that is, completely offline).

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Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies whose price is tied to and backed by a specific reserve or group of assets. These reserves can be, for example, fiat currencies, gold or other valuable objects.

The value of some cryptocurrencies can fluctuate wildly due to huge inflows and outflows of funds, so if you want to use your crypto as a means of storage or exchange, then it is better to look not to altcoins or even BTC/ETH, but to stables.

With stablecoins, you can preserve the value of your assets because they are designed to keep value pegged to the dollar.

In addition to being a means of exchange, cryptans also use stablecoins to participate in DeFi projects that involve lending or staking stablecoins. This provides investors with low-risk passive income as they provide additional liquidity on the platform.

About types of stablecoins

With binding to fiat

Fiat stablecoins, as the name suggests, are pegged to fiat currency. Fiat currency is essentially not backed by physical assets and is issued by the state. These types of stablecoins usually have a reserve equal to the fiat currency they are pegged to.

A popular example is the USD Coin (USDC), which is heavily backed by US dollars. However, as everyone has already managed to make sure, the security of a cryptocurrency is not always evaluated by its attachment to fiat currency, because banks also tend to go bankrupt or close, and then those fiat funds to which the crypto was attached will be in question of existence. The USDC lost its peg to its exchange rate precisely because of this situation with the bank where the funds to support it were kept.

Algorithmic stables

Despite the relatively recent UST fail, there are still investors who accumulate their assets in stables built on the basis of stabilization algorithms (algorithmic). Popular examples now include DAI or FRAX.

Algorithmic stablecoins that do not have collateral - do not have fiat or valuable objects on which their course would be based. These decentralized coins are designed to help increase market price stability without involving centralization (a governing body).

Algorithms include special stabilization measures, which are actually prescribed in the smart contracts themselves. There are specialized oracle contracts that are used to help these algorithmic smart contracts function. These contracts help to obtain information about the prices of algorithmic stablecoins on other exchanges.

After that, it is necessary to determine whether to increase or decrease the supply (circulation). The contract then analyzes the number of tokens to mint or burn from user wallets based on the collected information.

Some stablecoin teams have gone even further to make their algorithmic stablecoins partially backed by fiat or other valuables. For example, FRAX is partially supported by stablecoins USDC and FXS, the managing token of the Frax protocol, so it is worth keeping such nuances in mind when choosing where to invest, because after the delinking of the USDC rate from the dollar rate, the FRAX rate was also in question.

With binding to cryptocurrency

This type of stable relies on other cryptocurrencies to support its rate. By relying on another cryptocurrency as collateral, one would naturally fear that a cryptocurrency-backed stablecoin would be volatile. So for investors to worry less, such stablecoins are usually over-collateralized to make sure they retain their value during periods of significant price volatility.

The best fiat stables

Tether (USDT)
Originally known as Realcoin, the Tether stablecoin was officially launched in 2014 and was one of the very first stablecoins. It is backed by many assets that include traditional currencies and cash equivalents, ranging from bonds to commercial paper.

At the beginning of 2023, the 24-hour trading volume ranged from 18 to 50 billion USD, making it one of the best stablecoins by trading volume.

Some of the best farming and staking sites can earn from 10% to 12.5% per annum for USDT loans. Later in 2023, Tether plans to release a full audit to satisfy interested potential investors.

TrueUSD (TUSD)
TrueUSD was founded in 2018 and gained attention due to its reputation as the first audited and reserve-proven stablecoin on the network. To ensure that each TUSD token is fully 1:1 backed by the US dollar, accounting firm Cohen & Company conducts regular monthly audits to ensure 100% TUSD is backed.

This makes it a reliable centralized stablecoin to invest in if you are interested in, for example, staking stablecoins over a long period of time.

USDC Coin (USDC)
USD Coin was created by the Circle organization, which consists of several famous people in the world of cryptocurrencies. The coin was launched in 2018 and became one of the best because it offered an alternative to USDT. While Tether's assets remained a secret at the time, USDC provided evidence of its backing with USD-equivalent assets.

It's worth noting that the recent Silvergate and Silicon Valley Bank debacle caused the USDC stablecoin to lose its dollar value and drop below $1. This is causing concern among cryptocurrency advocates as more and more exchanges stop or suspend USDC trading.

Binance USD (BUSD)
BUSD is a joint project between Binance and Paxos that is fully backed by USD. These funds are also held in US bank accounts owned by Paxos. Since Paxos announced that they will no longer mint new BUSD, Binance has replaced them with TUSD + USDT in their SAFU pool.

There were still some liquidity issues around BUSD in the past which led to the suspension of BUSD trading on Coinbase and it was eventually removed from that crypto exchange.

The best cryptocurrency stablecoins

DAI
The Maker Foundation created the DAI stablecoin in 2017. Management of DAI has now been transferred to MakerDAO. DAI is over-collateralized using Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) smart contracts. These Maker Protocol smart contracts allow users to lock (lock) their collateral assets, such as ETH, in exchange for DAI.

For crypto investors, DAI immediately stands out because it is backed by crypto assets rather than fiat dollars. If there is a sudden change in the value of DAI, investors will be able to easily convert their DAI tokens into coins like ETH or WBTC thanks to the active CDP smart contracts. Even after ETH dropped below $2,000 in the past few months, DAI managed to stay pegged due to its diversified reserves and excessive collateral. This makes it one of the best stablecoins on the market, as DAI has demonstrated its ability to withstand massive disruptions.

Reserve Rights (RSV)
Reserve Rights was developed and launched in 2019 by an organization called the Reserve Project. As one of the best crypto-backed stablecoins, RSV uses contract-driven pools of cryptocurrencies to maintain its peg. As part of its future plans to become one of the biggest and best stablecoins, the Reserve Rights team plans to eventually use more than 100 low-volatility assets to offer greater stability to investors. It is this focus on transparency, decentralization and multi-asset security that makes RSV attractive to investors.

The best algorithmic stablecoins

USDD
After the UST crash, Justin Sun created this coin that replicates the same algorithm, avoiding mechanisms that could contribute to a repeat of the UST situation. The coin was launched on the TRON blockchain and is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar.

However, many critics still do not trust Justin Sun enough to invest in his project again.

FEI USD (FEI)
The Fei protocol uses the Controlled Value (PCV) protocol instead of the Total Lock (TVL) model. With PCV, the Fei protocol permanently stores funds deposited by users. This gives the protocol full rights to mint and burn FEI to maintain the peg to the dollar. To reduce pegging concerns, the protocol reweights FEI every 4 hours, with a minimum price difference below the fixed point of 0.5%.

FRAX
The coin maintains its peg using two reserves: the fiat-backed USDC and FXS, a native token of the Frax ecosystem.

Interestingly, the Frax protocol owns about 20% of the available CVX tokens. This allows his team to direct Curve Finance's liquidity into its own pool of DAI, USDT, USDC and FRAX stablecoins. By teaming up with such projects, FRAX manages to enhance its reputation as a stablecoin that is able to protect its peg during periods of high volatility.

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Today we will talk about the MetaMask crypto wallet. Despite being criticized by many, MetaMask is one of the most popular cryptocurrency wallets in the world. To date, more than 7 million users have downloaded the MetaMask application in the Chrome browser extension store.

Official website of the project - https://metamask.io/

Why you need MetaMask

First, let's understand why this wallet has become so popular. MetaMask works with the Ethereum network and its native currency ETH. It also supports all ERC-20 standard tokens, that is, any cryptocurrencies launched on the Ethereum network. In addition, MetaMask supports other networks such as Binance Smart Chain (BEP-20 standard), Polygon Network (Matic), and Optimism Ethereum. MetaMask can also be used as a payment interface for hardware wallets such as Ledger.

One of the main features of this wallet, which made it so popular, is a simple connection to decentralized services (DeFi): exchangers, exchanges and liquidity pools. The MetaMask extension allows you to work with sites such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap without registration and identification.

How to install the MetaMask wallet

You can download and install the MetaMask extension from the official website of the metamask.io project, but it's better to do it through the Chrome store.

We are looking for "MetaMask" in the store

We need an extension with metamask.io source.

Next, we see that the application is installed and the fox's head begins to follow the cursor on the screen. Click "Get Started" and proceed to create a wallet.

How to create a wallet in MetaMask

We get to the add wallet screen, which has two options:

1. Restore the previously created wallet using the recovery phrase (I will talk about it below);
2. Create a new wallet.

To create a new wallet, click "Create wallet".

We come up with our password. The password is required to prevent unauthorized access to your wallet (for example, if someone has taken possession of your device). But if the password is lost, the wallet can be restored using a secret phrase.

We turn to the secret phrase of the wallet, this is an important and crucial moment.

Write down and save your phrase in a safe place.

MetaMask will then ask you to repeat the phrase to make sure you saved it. Choose the words in the correct order

Your new MetaMask wallet is ready to use, congratulations! Now you can close the tab and call the wallet if necessary from the extensions panel of your browser.

How to deposit funds to MetaMask

There are several ways to replenish MetaMask, I will list them all:

• Buy from our exchange Cryptsack Swap (no KYC and full anonymity )
• Buy Ethereum from built-in services (have KYC and no anonymity )
• Buy on the big exchange and transfer to the wallet (have KYC and no anonymity )
• Transfer from another address (no KYC and have anonymity )
  

A little more about each option. In the Internet exchanger, you need to select the currency you want to buy and the payment method, then specify the wallet address and complete the transaction.

Attention! There are many fraudulent cryptocurrency exchange platforms on the Internet, carefully choose the exchange service!

How to send funds with MetaMask

To send funds, click "send", enter the recipient's address and confirm the transaction.

Attention! Send and receive tokens only on the network in which they are issued! If funds are sent by mistake, it will be impossible to cancel the transaction and the tokens will be lost forever!

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IDO is the Initial DEX Offering, i.e. the company's first public presentation of its tokens. The tokens themselves are usually used for internal processes in the blockchain network that the company has created. Also, the peculiarity of this version of the token launch is that after the IDO itself, the tokens receive immediate liquidity and the ability to trade them, and moreover - a cheaper price than the one at which they will be available after listing on exchanges and exchanges.

ICO is an Initial Coin Offering, another type of presentation by a company of its cryptocurrency in order to raise funds for the development of an application / network, etc. It differs from IDO in that it often does not offer to immediately sell the coins on an exchange or exchange, but only allows investors to hold these tokens in their wallets, with no further promises about where the coin can be listed.

All these and other types of initial presentations of tokens to users are usually held on so-called launchpads, that is, platforms created specifically to help new projects launch their token.

The list and rating of launchpads can be found on many sites, here are some of them for example:

1. https://cryptorank.io/
2. https://ninjapromo.io/top-10-ido-launchpads

You should notice that tokens are launched on different blockchains, and not always the same launchpad will support all networks.

For example, BSCPad (as you can guess from the name) supports the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) network, and TRONPad supports TRON, respectively.

Usually, before the ICO or IDO, the team starts the whitelisting process, that is, the selection of those who will be lucky enough to be among the first to receive project tokens. Among the popular resources for whitelists are Gleam and Google Forms, and many launchpads offer their own whitelists, which are created on the platforms themselves.

To participate in the whitelist and get the right to buy a token, you are usually asked to provide your email address and wallet, as well as to complete tasks such as following the project's social networks.

After some time, the team announces the whitelist finalists and gives them the opportunity to redeem the token allocation, i.e. a certain amount (USD) in token equivalent.

When the ICO and IDO pass, the coin is listed on decentralized exchanges like PancakeSwap/Uniswap, or exchanges like Binance/Huobi/OKX, etc. Then everyone can buy the token there, but at a (often) higher price than those who participated in the ICO/IDO.

For example, consider a sale on Coinlist - if you get the opportunity to buy tokens for an allocation of $300 somewhere in the summer of last year on a bullrun, then it could turn into a 10x larger amount, i.e. $3000, or even 50x, i.e. $15000. Of course, there were not so profitable sales, but they almost never went into the "minus".

Example of sale on Binance

Sales on the Binance exchange are as simplified as possible, so that you do not have to make any unnecessary movements and press unnecessary buttons. For example, the recent sale of Hooked

On the sale page, it is indicated that the subscription period is now active, that is, you can log into your account and choose the desired contribution amount, which will then be converted into HOOK tokens. Contributions can be made to BNB, according to the limits specified for each sale.

If we turn the page below, we can see how many tokens were deposited and how many participants.

At the bottom of the page, we can see the details of the tokenomics of the project.

This gives us information about the hard cap, that is, the maximum possible amount that is allocated for this sale, as well as the initial volume in circulation (10% of the total in this case), the price of the public sale, the maximum allocation per user, lockup (or its absence), type of token and time of issue.

So, all you need to participate in this sale is to log in to Binance and choose the desired amount of BNB, which will later be converted into tokens that are offered for sale.

More information on Hooked: https://icodrops.com/hooked/

Example of sale on CoinList

Despite the fact that this platform has recently not shown such Xs as during the bullrun, we will consider one of the projects on it for example - Efinity.

The main page always has basic information about the time of the sale, after which we are offered to register. Registration does not require special skills, but requires document verification according to the KYC (know your customer) procedure.

Also, a separate part was passing a quiz (test) to separate bots and people who register accounts with someone else's data (that is, this test required more time to be allocated to registration for the sale, and not everyone wanted to spend so much time).

Also on the sale page there is information about tokenomics and other features.

According to this table, we can see that registration lasted from June 2 to June 18, and the sale itself - on June 24. The price per token was $0.20, and the lockup (that is, the period after which tokens will be issued to you) ended on August 4, after which tokens were issued linearly (proportionally) for 9 months. A maximum of $500 worth of tokens could be purchased, a minimum of $100.

Next, the most interesting thing is the purchase process itself. It is worth noting that the chance that you will be allowed to participate and buy tokens on CoinList has become very small over time, but if you are still lucky, you would get a queue number (for example, 15245) and wait for your turn. That is, until those people who had a smaller number (1, 2, ..., 15244) buy.

If you got into the sale, you could choose how much to deposit, pay and wait for your tokens. Payment is made via USDT/USDC usually, which can be opened on CoinList from other exchanges or wallets.

At the time of listing, this token did not show any special Xs, but in a few days the price rose to $1.60, and at its peak it showed $2.28, that is, from your $500 you could earn a maximum of $5700 .

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What are the nodes for?

Projects that want to enter the market must test their blockchain for errors and make the network stable, for this we launch nodes.

What are nodes?

Nodes are computers that are scattered all over the planet and work with each other on the basis of the same software. They are necessary for the successful functioning of any network, since no blockchain can exist without nodes.

What is a testnet?

A testnet is a period during which the project team tests its network. We are currently raising a node in the testnet and maintaining the blockchain in working condition. For this, we need to rent a server and put a node on it.

What is Mainnet?

After the end of the testnet, the project goes to the mainnet.

The mainnet is a ready-to-use network that processes real-world cryptocurrency transactions. At this stage, the project coin already has a certain value.

Costs and time frames?

Our costs include:

- Time spent on node support
- The money we spend on server rent

Support:

Installing software on your rented server. Daily checking of its operation, presence of errors, installation of updates, etc.

Money:

There is no single price for renting a server, because servers with different capacities are needed for each project. Some server may cost $5/month, some $15/month, and some $30 or $100/month. All this can be found out in advance in the guides for installing each node.

How long should the node be kept?

There is no answer here, since only the developers can announce the end of the testnet. But, on average, we invest 3-6 months. There are projects where it was necessary to support a node for more than a year, and there are also those where the entire event lasted less than a month.

What amount is needed to start?

Nodes is a story about minimal investment and big profit if the project shoots. The perfect risk/reward ratio.

The costs go only to the servers, so you can get a server for $5/month and put some light projects on it.

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NFT is an acronym that translates to non-fungible tokens, where each token has its own characteristics and is unique in the market. The easiest way to explain it is with an example: you have $100 and I have $100, we exchanged these bills and each kept his own, but with NFT it will not work like that, since when exchanging them, one will be in the plus and the other in the minus, because some NFT will be more rare due to less popular characteristics, another less valuable.

An overview of the characteristics of each NFT. Characteristics are shared locally, within their collection.

The main earnings in the NFT sphere

There are several types of earnings in the NFT sphere, but the main ones can be singled out as hold and flip, where in the first and second method we will mine NFT

MINT - the initial purchase of NFT through the developer's site or a third-party platform, when the NFT is created in the blockchain and we become its first owner.

HOLD - long-term investment in the project. Having studied the project, we understand that it is more profitable for us not to sell NFT for a long period of time, since the project brings something new to the crypto world and its development will be a prospect for users.

FLIP - quick earnings when we mint NFT and instantly put it up for sale. We flip in most cases, as it is a safer way of earning. I will show HOLD and FLIP on the montage, then insert them with inscriptions

Where are we looking?

First of all, this is our Twitter, where we can find a project at the earliest possible stage of development based on #NFT, recommendations and subscriptions of famous people, which will allow us to investigate it in more detail and more chances to get a whitelist, which will allow you to replace nft faster and cheaper / spend less money on commission / flip with more profit. You can also search in various calendars, marketplaces and launchpads.

Marketplace is a secondary market where you can sell your NFTs after minting. Marketplace is a simple exchange for NFTs only. Marketplace OpenSea, MagicEden.

Research

For research on NFT projects, third-party tools and technologies are used to reveal more information, but Twitter and Discord are the main ones for us.

1. Joint subscriptions
2. Active audience
3. Cheating
4. Team work
5. Audience quality

WhiteList

After we have decided to invest in the project, one of the most interesting options will be knocking out the whitelist. Whitelist - a role in Discord that opens access to the chat, where we enter wallet addresses and receive a whitelist. Whitelisting is needed to exchange NFTs faster, avoid high fees and quite often get NFTs at a cheaper price. If you do not have funds for investment in the project, but it is clearly a profitable collection, then you can make money on VL. After receiving the VL, we can sell it on the market and get the first profit only by spending our own time.

Cases with WL where we make money:

• DAPE - $3000

• Imaginary Ones - $2500

• KARAFURU - $2000

• Invisible Friends - $4000 (before mint - $7000)

Now the WL of good projects can be sold for up to $1,000, which makes this activity quite profitable.

How to beat WL Each project informs about the rules for obtaining VL and most often this is activity in chats, help for newcomers, fan art (drawings of nft or images of your attitude to the project) and participation in raffles

Rule of 2 "NO"

1. More than 10,000 Twitter followers?
2. Likes/comments/retweets more than 1% of total followers?
3. Are more than 10% of the total number of members online in Discord?
4. Are the Discord chats active?
5. Is the team active (check in announcements)?
6. Is the project hyped?

If you received more than 2 "No", it is advisable to skip the project

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