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guide_man — Fri, 29 Mar 2024 13:34:04 GMT

CB - Crypto Bull

Hello new recruit!!!
Be sure to read this document to the end. After studying, we'll send you a quiz that will be used to decide if you're up for an internship.

Let's start with the basics.

Glossary of terms.

Airdrop - free distribution of project tokens for early users.

Allocation - authorized amount of investment in the project for private investors.

Altcoin - any cryptocurrency except bitcoin.

AMA / Ask Me Anything - audio conference format with CEO or other representatives of the project where they answer questions from the community.

APR / Annual Percentage Rate - Annual Percentage Rate of Return without income reinvestment.

APY / Annual Percentage Yield - Annual Percentage Yield with income reinvested.

ATH / All-Time High - The highest price value any coin or token has ever reached.

ATL / All-Time Low - the lowest price value ever reached by any coin or token.

Backer - an investor who participates in the financing of a project at the earliest stages.

Bear market - a state of stagnation and market decline. See also: Bull market.

Block - A "container" for storing information within a blockchain. Each block contains information about current confirmed transactions within the network, as well as data about all previous blocks (to prevent block swapping in the past).

Blockchain - an immutable chain of blocks and a database containing information about transactions (operations of interaction between users). Each transaction is checked for compliance by decentralized validators, for which the network rewards them with native tokens (coins).

Block confirmation - adding a transaction to the block, i.e. confirming its success.

Block explorer - a tool for analyzing the blockchain, which can be used to examine data about blocks, transactions, wallets, etc.

Blue Cyp - shares of the largest, most liquid and reliable companies with stable rates of return, as well as these companies themselves (in traditional investments) or a successful project that has benefited its asset holders over time (in cryptocurrencies).

Bounty - a reward in project tokens for performing certain tasks (activity in social networks, writing and translating articles, creating content or bug reports).

BTFD (Buy The F*cking Dip) - a call to buy an asset after a price correction.

Bull Market - A state of market growth. See also: Bear market.

CEX / Centralized Exchange - a centralized cryptocurrency exchange where the management and administration functions are taken over by an organization that acts as an intermediary between two parties. See also: DEX.

Cliff - A freeze period for token distribution for early investors. See also: Vesting.

Cold wallet - An offline wallet that is used as a way to store cryptocurrencies. Cold wallets often store the user's address, private key and do not have constant access to the network, so they are thought to be better protected against online hacks and exploits.

DAO / Decentralized Autonomous Organization - a form of work organization in which coordination between participants is carried out without centralized control, but using automatic algorithms.

dApp - software application running on a decentralized platform.

DeFi / Decentralized Finance - a generic name for analogues of traditional financial instruments implemented in a decentralized architecture.

Degen - A trader or investor who acts imprudently.

DEX / Decentralized Exchange - A decentralized cryptocurrency exchange built on a blockchain where smart contracts take over the management and administration functions. See also: CEX.

Diamond hand - An investor who continues to hold an asset despite its depreciation. See also: Paper hand.

Dip - The point or state of the market "bottom" at which to buy assets. See also: BTFD.

Dominance - the percentage of capitalization of a certain coin to the entire crypto market (most often bitcoin dominance).

Dump - a drop in a market or coin. See also: Pump.

DYOR - A call to do your own research.

ERC-20 is a standard for exchangeable tokens on the Ethereum network that supports smart contracts and is used in dApps.

ERC-721 is a standard for non-interchangeable tokens on the Ethereum network (better known as NFTs). Each ERC-721 token is unique and non-swappable.

Escrow - A person who guarantees the security of an OTC transaction. See also: OTC.

Exploit - malicious code that exploits digital security vulnerabilities to launch an attack on a system.

Farm - the process of charging tokens as a reward for providing liquidity to a project by placing a certain pair of tokens in a pool. See also: Liquidity pool, Staking.

Faucet - A website or app that gives away a small amount of cryptocurrency coins for free to each wallet for completing simple tasks.

Fiat - traditional money (rubles, dollars, euros).

Flat - a market condition in which the movement of quotes takes place in a very narrow range.

Flip - short-term speculation on the sale or exchange of an asset.

Floor Price / Floor - the cost of the cheapest NFT in the collection, available for purchase.

FOMO / Fear Of Missing Out - The feeling of missing out on great opportunities, events or deals.

Fork - The process of forcibly dividing an existing blockchain into multiple branches.

FUD / Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt - The spreading of false or simply negative news and facts to tarnish a project's reputation.

Halving - the process of halving all block rewards that miners/validators receive for their work when adding transactions to the blockchain.

Hamste - A faceless rookie investor who knows nothing about finance or economics.

Hard Cap - the maximum fundraising goal a startup can get from investors at ICO / IDO / IEO stages, etc. See also: Soft Cap.

Hard fork - a significant change in the blockchain code, its algorithms, coin issuance rules, coin distribution methods, and other parameters. As a result of such changes, a new chain of blocks appears, which can no longer interact with the previous blockchain.

Hardware wallet - an electronic device with embedded software that is used for offline storage of cryptocurrency assets.

Hash - A function that satisfies specified encryption requirements for computation in a blockchain or a fixed length alphanumeric code that is used to represent words, messages, and data of any length.

Hashrate - The total computing power that is used to process blocks and transactions in networks that use the Proof-of-Work algorithm.

Hold - A strategy for long-term storage of cryptocurrencies.

Hot Wallet - an online wallet that allows the user to store, send and receive coins and tokens (DEX accounts, online browser extensions)

ICO / Initial Coin Offering is a fundraising event that is conducted and controlled by the startup team itself (e.g. on its own website).

IDO / Initial DEX Offering is a fundraising event that is conducted and monitored through decentralized exchanges and exchanges.

IEO / Initial Exchange Offering is a fundraising event that is conducted and monitored through centralized exchanges.

IPO / Initial Public Offering - Initial public offering of shares of private companies and their sale to an unlimited number of people.

IoT / Internet of Things - a technology that provides a network of data transmission between physical objects ("things"), equipped with built-in tools and technologies for interaction with each other or with the external environment.

KYC / Know Your Customer - The process of verifying the user to provide services.

Launchpad - a platform for organizing IDOs and IEOs.

Liquidity pool - storage of tokens that provide the trading process of a particular currency pair, receiving liquidity from users and rewarding them depending on their invested share.

Listing - registration of a coin on the exchange.

Litepaper - a shortened version of the Whitepaper document describing the financial component of the project. See also: Tokenomics, Whitepaper.

Long - a trader's position based on acquiring assets in the expectation that their value will increase. See also: Short.

Mainnet - The underlying network of a particular blockchain, and where an asset has value.

MetaFi / Metaverse & Finance - an investment area covering blockchain projects that monetize the gaming experience in a meta universe.

Metaverse - A virtual space where people can interact with each other and with digital objects, using virtual reality technology.

Miner - A person who engages in mining.

Mining - the process of mining cryptocurrency using specialized equipment.

Mint - the process of registering a digital asset in a blockchain.

NFA / Not Financial Advise - A call for independent study of a project, removing responsibility from an analyst or expert.

NFT / Non-Fungible Token - a unique digital asset stored in a blockchain.

Node - any computer connected to the blockchain network and ensuring its functioning.

Normies - (in the cryptocurrency world) ordinary users who do not have the ability to participate in, or miss out on, the closed internal activities of projects during their launch.

OTC / Out The Counter - an OTC transaction between the parties directly (without a central counterparty).

Paper hand - an investor who sells assets (often promising or fundamental) at a time of depreciation. See also: Diamond hand.

Pending - The status of a transaction awaiting confirmation by miners.

PFP / Profile Picture - A type of NFT designed to be set as an avatar.

Private key - A set of characters used by a cryptographic algorithm to encrypt and decrypt messages, substitute and verify a digital signature. See also: Public key.

Proof of Work - An algorithm for achieving consensus in a blockchain by comparing previous blocks on all validator devices and selecting the variant stored on the majority of devices.

Proof of Stake - An algorithm for achieving consensus in a blockchain where, unlike the PoW algorithm, validators are users with a large number of coins. See also: Staking.

Public key - The public address of a wallet. See also: Private key.

Red flag - an alarm bell that indicates a problem with a certain project.

REKT - slang term (from the English word "wrecked"), meaning serious financial losses due to bad investment decisions.

Retrodrop - a type of airdrop that is not announced to users in advance. See also: Airdrop.

Roadmap - A plan for the development of a project or product release.

Rugpull - A scam in which developers withdraw all provided liquidity from a pool. See also: Liquidity pool.

Satoshi Nakamoto is the person or group of people who created bitcoin. Identity(s) not identified.

SCAM - A scam to take your valuables.

Seed phrase - a list of random words (12, 18 or 24 words) used to recover your funds if you lose the password to your wallet app or the device your wallet is installed on.

Shiller - A person known in cryptocurrency circles who advertises tokens or a project.

Shilling - advertising a project or token.

Shitcoin - a dubious token with no fundamental value.

Short - a trader's position based on acquiring assets in the expectation that their value will decrease. See also: Long.

Smart-contract - a computer program that executes agreements between two or more parties that result in certain actions when certain conditions are met.

Snipping - searching for and buying undervalued assets (mostly applied to NFTs).

SocialFi / Social & Finance - an area of investment covering blockchain projects that allow you to monetize your social influence without intermediaries in the form of advertisers.

Soft Cap - the minimum fundraising target that a startup can raise from investors at ICO / IDO / IEO stages, etc. See also: Hard Cap.

Stablecoin - a cryptocurrency that has a stable exchange rate tied to the exchange rate of a fiat asset.

Staking - storing coins in networks with the Proof-of-Stake algorithm with the possibility of making a profit.

Testnet - An alternative network for experimentation and testing.

Tokenomics - an economic plan for token or project development.

To the Moon - the powerful price growth every investor dreams of.

Transaction - A transaction on the blockchain.

Unpeg - the loss of a stablecoin's exchange rate peg in relation to the currency it represents.

Utility - the benefit an NFT can bring (access to unique information, closed community, etc.)

Vesting - a period of gradual issuance of tokens for early investors, e.g. a 10/10 linear vesting involves receiving tokens over 10 months at 10%. See also: Cliff.

WAGMI / We All Gonna Make It - a call to encourage collective action in the crypto community.

Whale - a market participant with a large amount of assets.

Whitelist - a list of participants admitted to various events: NFT Mint, IDO, IEO, etc.

Whitepaper - a document outlining the essence, goals, and operating principles of a cryptocurrency project.

What is cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that has no physical expression in coins or banknotes. It is decentralized, which means that there is no single center that stores information about transactions with it.

In simple words, it is virtual money, the issue of which is not controlled by the state. Cryptocurrency is "created" by users - individuals or companies. Thus, cryptocurrency exchanges almost always issue their own cryptocurrency, which gives users advantages - for example, reduced fees.

Cryptocurrencies come in two types: koins (coins) and tokens (digital assets). Technically there is a difference between the two, but in practice they are very similar. Both have a value that is formed based on supply and demand. You can buy and sell them and pay with them.

Banks, the tax office and any government agencies cannot influence cryptocurrency transactions. All transaction data is stored in the blockchain. What it is, we will tell you below.

What is blockchain

Blockchain is a technology for dealing with digital assets. In simple words, a registry or platform that stores transaction data. Information from the registry is distributed to the computers of all network participants and connected in a common chain of information blocks. Network participants are everyone who uses the blockchain platform.

Imagine a ledger where each line contains a transaction and the total amount is displayed at the end. If you remove or change a number, the balance doesn't add up.

In blockchain, it's the same: each new transaction forms a new block that is linked to the previous one. If you change or delete one block, the whole chain will collapse.

But in practice, this is not realistic. The blockchain's software is controlled by its participants - individual computers from around the world connected to each other via the Internet. To delete or modify a block, you would have to do so on all computers in the network at once.

The only way to make changes to the blockchain is to break decentralization, i.e. to take over more than 51% of the computing power or stock of a cryptocurrency. While small cryptocurrencies are vulnerable to this risk, in the case of large cryptocurrencies it is more of a fantasy.

Types of cryptocurrencies

There are many cryptocurrencies on the market. Let us briefly describe their types.

Coins created for payments. You can invest in them or spend them to pay for goods and services. The most popular currency is Bitcoin (BTC).

Functional coins of blockchain platforms. The most famous crypto coin of this kind is Ethereum. It supports smart contracts, so there are many applications and games running on its blockchain platform.

Internal tokens of the trading platform. This is the digital currency of the crypto exchange. It is issued only by large exchanges. Most often, internal tokens are used to pay exchange fees or transaction fees. Binance Coin (BNB) and EXMO Coin (EXM), for example, are popular.

Service tokens. They are issued in limited quantities to attract investment to the project. Once the project is launched, service tokens are used to manage it: token holders can participate in decisions about the development of the platform. For example, the Uniswap project issued UNI tokens to attract investment at the initial stage. Now Uniswap has become the largest of the decentralized exchanges, and UNI holders have gained an advantage on it.

Cryptocurrency. A separate type of asset is NFTs, or non-replaceable tokens. While one bitcoin is always equal to another bitcoin, it doesn't work that way with NFTs. Each token is unique, with its own demand and price. Artwork, objects for blockchain games, and more are issued in the form of NFTs.
Stablecoins. They are tied to a physical asset (fiat) and are equal to its value. Therefore, they are used as a means of payment and savings. The most famous stablecoin is Tether (USDT). Its price is equal to the value of the dollar - the difference does not exceed 1%.

How to buy cryptocurrency

There are different ways to buy cryptocurrency: crypto exchanges, exchangers, crypto ATMs, payment systems and even the stock market.

A crypto exchange is an exchange where you can buy and sell cryptocurrency. Exchanges are where the highest volume of trading takes place.

The most popular exchange is Binance, but there are many others: Bybit, OKX, Huobi, MEXC, KuCoin, EXMO, Bynex, Garantex, and Sopexbit

There are also P2P exchanges - these are platforms where users exchange cryptocurrency with each other directly, without intermediaries. Examples are Binance P2P, Bybit P2P, Sopexbit, Bitpapa, Pexpay. The commission on such platforms is often absent or minimal.

In any case, to work with cryptocurrency, you need a wallet.

What are cryptocurrency wallets

A cryptocurrency wallet is a program that allows you to make transactions with cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is not stored on it. It "lies" in the blockchain, and the wallet stores a secret key that allows you to make transactions. This key is like a bank card that gives access to the account.

We won't tell you much about it.

Just download the TrustWallet app on your iPhone or Android and create a wallet there.

IMPORTANT! What is Halfing?

Halving is the process of reducing the rate of generation of new units of cryptocurrency and, as a result, reducing the amount of remuneration to miners for a mined block.

The halving procedure is provided for in many blockchain networks. For example, bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto laid down halving in the bitcoin network algorithm every four years, every 210,000 blocks, until the issuance of this cryptocurrency is completed (presumably in 2140).

Why halving is needed

The main purpose of halving is to curb cryptocurrency inflation by reducing the issuance of new coins. The algorithms of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin do not allow printing an infinite amount of money. Bitcoin's issuance is limited to 21,000,000 coins, and due to the halving mechanism in the bitcoin network, the supply of coins grows progressively and is noticeably inferior to the rate of growth in demand for them. In the early years of bitcoin, miners received 50 BTC per mined block, after the 2012 halving, 25 BTC, 12.5 BTC from 2016, 6.25 BTC from 2020, and will receive 3.125 BTC in 2024.

Using the example of comparing bitcoin to gold, "The world's gold reserves are limited, and with each gram mined, it becomes harder and harder to obtain the remaining gold. As a result of this limited supply, gold has retained the value of an international medium of exchange and accumulation for over six thousand years, and the hope is that bitcoin will do the same."

"Halving creates asset liminality as the supply of cryptocurrency decreases"

How halving affects the price of cryptocurrency

Halving, stimulates the price of cryptocurrency to rise. Before and after halving, the demand for the cryptocurrency exceeds the supply and the rate starts to rise.

At the same time, we and many other crypto market participants buy coins before halving.

The period of active growth is called Bull Run

Demand goes up --> The value of the currency goes up --> People start buying coins

--> This further drives the exchange rate up.

Therefore, the profitability of investing at this time is simply COLLOSSAL!

It becomes like a lottery where it is impossible to lose.

Even yesterday's ordinary KFC employees and students become dollar millionaires in a matter of months.

Halving has the strongest effect on the bitcoin exchange rate, experts say. A few months after the first halving, which took place on November 28, 2012, the bitcoin exchange rate rose from $12 to $1,000 (by November 2013), then it fell, reaching the $200 mark in January 2015.

After the second halving (July 9, 2016), the rate jumped from $670 to $20,000 (in December 2017) in a matter of months, then the price fell to $3,400 in February 2019.

At the time of the third halving (May 11, 2020), the value of one bitcoin was $8,700; in April 2021, the price exceeded $63,500. As of February 4, one bitcoin was worth $23,428.

In the current halving, bitcoin broke the record and broke through the $71,000 mark. And this is just the beginning.

Bitcoin's appreciation starts six months before the halving and peaks 12-18 months after the halving.

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Halving increases the value of smaller coins as well, as it provides cash flow not only to specific coins, but to the crypto market as a whole.

Do you know what the main difference between Small Coins and Large Coins is? They can soar and x100 and x1000 and even x10000. One of our biggest trades was at +146000%.

We call it Fly To the Moon.

Whoever joins us is sure to catch more than one flight to the moon!

When's the next halving?

NOW!

2024 and 2025 are expected to be the most profitable years in the history of the crypto market.

So we advise you to learn this stuff faster and join us. So that you don't see your neighbor, who worked as a salesman at Wallmart, buying himself a Lamborgini and Rolex and experiencing FOMO (hopefully you are well acquainted with our dictionary).

Ways to make money on cryptocurrency

1. Trading and long-term investments

Cryptocurrency trading means buying and selling various cryptocurrency assets on cryptocurrency exchanges to capitalize on the difference in price. This can include short positions, where a trader sells an asset that he or she does not own in the hope that the price will fall, and long-term positions, where a trader buys an asset in the hope that the price will rise.

Long-term cryptocurrency investing means buying a cryptocurrency and holding it for a long period of time with the hope that the price will rise. This approach can be riskier as the cryptocurrency market can be volatile and have a lot of volatility, but if you do enough research and invest with sensible risk management, there is a possibility of making good money.

2. ICO

ICO (Initial Coin Offering) is a way to raise funds for new crypto projects. Investors buy tokens of the project, which can be used in the project or sold on the exchange for profit.

Before investing in a crypto project through an ICO, it is necessary to carefully study the project documentation, evaluate the development team and the potential of the idea. Investing in ICOs involves high risks, as many projects fail to live up to their promises or simply do not enter the market.

3. Staking

Staking is the process of holding a certain amount of cryptocurrency to participate in the support and validation of the blockchain network. By holding and "steaking" coins, you can earn income in the form of rewards for participating in transaction validation and network support. Also, steaking can increase the security of the network and incentivize long-term storage of coins.

To start earning from steaking, you need to own a certain amount of cryptocurrency that supports steaking. You can then choose a steaking platform and join it.

4. NFT sales

NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) seals are one of the major trends in cryptocurrencies in recent times. It is the process of selling unique digital assets known as NFT , which are used to create and manage assets such as paintings, videos, music, etc.

One of the important tasks in this field is to select promising projects and participate in their early stages through getting a spot on the whitelist and then minte (the process of obtaining NFTs), or through public sale. It is advisable to lock in profits immediately and leave investments only in projects that you believe in and that have been independently verified by sources of information.

It is important to follow the current trends and directions in the field of NFT, as most of the money flows into those directions that are popular now, but along with this there are many fraudulent projects and scam projects, so you need to be careful and attentive.

5. Nodes

A node is a computer that is running and connected to a network. In blockchain networks, such as the bitcoin network, nodes are used to validate transactions and add them to the blockchain. Node operators can make money from transaction fees that are charged for processing transactions. Also, some projects may pay to maintain the network and provide additional storage space.Depending on the complexity and configuration of the network, installing and configuring a node can be complex and require technical expertise.

In addition, there is mining, P2E (when you earn by playing games from different projects) and many other ways. But we don't do them.

We invite you into the direction of P2P trading. And very soon we will tell you what it is. But first, let's get acquainted.

The story of the company's creation

No, we were not the creators of cryptocurrency. Nor were we the originators and unfortunately we didn't buy bitcoin in 2010. And if someone tells you that, they're probably scammers.

The founders of the company turned their attention to cryptocurrency in 2013. That's when bitcoin skyrocketed from 100 to 1000 dollars. 2 ordinary 22-year-old students saw the potential in it.

Their names are Leo and Nils. Leo is from Finland and Nils is from Sweden. They met in the comments of a crypto blog on the internet, in the spring of 2014. As they themselves recall, they got into an argument about whether Ethereum was a promising project.

They bet half a bitcoin. And Nils won.

They spent a long time communicating online, arguing about where it was better to invest, helping each other and building up capital.

In 2016, Leo made his first $100,000 in crypto. He suggested Nils fly to Toronto to a blockchain convention in Canada to get to know each other in person.

It was there that they had the idea to create their company Crypto Bull

Leo and Nils started out as a couple. They were mainly involved in trading and investing in small projects that fired and gave big X's.

Gradually like-minded people were added to them. Strong technical analysts, big investors who shared their ideas.

They did not ignore young, promising guys without money or experience, if they expressed their desire to participate in the project.

After all, the main resource is not money. It is great ambition, vitality and fire in the eyes. If they saw that a person was ready to do anything to work for them: to spend time, to study, even to give up work or study, they were happy to train them.

The company maintains this policy to this day.

By 2018, Blockchain Titans Coalition was already considered a whale of a company. The amount of assets began to exceed $70 million.

Now - the sum of assets is over $2.3 billion. And the company employs 3200+ people. And those numbers are constantly increasing.

The biggest jumps in profits are during the halving period.

It's 2024. And the halving will be as early as April.

We give a 100% guarantee to anyone who joins us before June 1 that you will become a dollar millionaire by the end of the year. No matter what position you take.

Team composition:

21 people + 11 major investors and co-founders in management positions.

Leo and Nils - SEO

Claus - Executive and CEO

Victor - Head of Analytics and Chief Analyst

Levi - Head of Trading

Anna - Head of Finance

Laura - Director and Chief Designer NFT

Manuel - Director of P2E Project Development

Emil - Head of Intra- and Inter-exchange P2P Arbitrage Department

Yan - manager of steaking

Oliver & Nora - developers and co-founders of their own exchange

and many others!

The mission and goal of the company.

Leo and Nils were burning with the idea of popularizing cryptocurrency to such an extent that it would replace the dollar, euro and other Fiat that everyone is used to.

They were not satisfied with the fact that the entire world currency is controlled by states, and therefore by specific people in the interests of their own countries.

Cryptocurrency is decentralized. And can be used for the benefit of the entire world. Anonymously and securely.

Furthermore, typical capitalist foundations imply that only 1% of people have wealth. The other 99% work for those very same people.

If cryptocurrency becomes global, the distribution of resources could become more equitable. And people will be able to do what they're really talented at. What they love. Spending less time on work that is profitable.

But to realize this idea, you need money. A lot of money. A lot of money.

So they had a lot of work to do. And now we all have a lot of work to do!

Our mission is to put Fiat on the back burner and reform the global economic system.

Our goal is to have 10% of the world's crypto assets under management by the end of 2025. And 25% by 2030.

Now let's talk about your position and what you'll be doing.

Inter-exchange arbitrage

P2P (Point-to-Point) means that information or transactions are not transmitted through a centralized server, but directly from one participant to another. In the context of cryptocurrencies, P2P usually refers to trading on decentralized branches such as LocalBitcoins or Paxful.

Now, as for arbitrage, the term is used in financial and trading transactions. Arbitrage means buying assets in one market and selling them in another market in order to realize profits from the price difference. In this case, we are talking about cryptocurrency arbitrage.

P2P cryptocurrency arbitrage is the process of buying cryptocurrency on one P2P platform with a low price and selling the same cryptocurrency on another platform with a higher price. Your job is to identify the difference in prices on different platforms and take advantage of it to make a profit.

To start earning from P2P cryptocurrency arbitrage, you will need an account on multiple P2P cryptocurrency trading platforms.

The process of P2P cryptocurrency arbitrage can be described as follows:

Scanning different P2P platforms to find differences in prices for the same cryptocurrency. This can be due to differences in the popularity of the platform, differences in the needs of sellers and buyers, and differences in requests in different markets.
Buying cryptocurrency on a platform with a low price using your digital wallet or exchanger.
Moving to another platform with a higher price and selling the cryptocurrency obtained in the previous step.
Withdrawing the profit to your bank account or any other convenient way for you.

To successfully engage in P2P cryptocurrency arbitrage, you should consider a number of factors:

Commissions and fees that can affect the final profit. Some platforms may charge a transaction fee and this should be taken into account when determining your target profit.
Time to execute the transaction. In the cryptocurrency world, quick response and speed of transactions are important as prices can change within minutes or even seconds.
Risk. As with any other financial transaction, there is a risk of losing some of your investment. But we have some of the strongest stock analysts in the world, so the risk is 0.0001%. Besides, with our capital, we can influence the rates of many currencies ourselves.

Example in simple words:

You bought ETH for $3,551 on binance

You sold it for $3,700 on bybit

Your net profit will be approximately $140

The % (4.03% in this case) that you won from this trade is called Spread.

The higher the Spread, the higher your earnings will be.

However, now we have considered a rather exaggerated example. ETH currency is stable and established on the market, so the spread is likely to be minimal.

During its entire existence, there have been about 7 really sharp jumps.

But there are other currencies in which the spread can reach 30-50% and more.

We try to look for such bundles

About the job

We invite you to apply for the position of inter-exchange arbitrageur.

The gist is simple:

Our analysts find the bundle --> Pass the information to the P2P trading desk --> Team Leads pass this information to employees and interns

In the beginning, you will be an intern. In the internship chat, we give exactly 3 bundles for each group. If you successfully close 2 out of 3 and come out +, we will invite you to the main team chat.

Your task:

Within 10 minutes after Tim-Lead voices a bundle, buy a coin and sell it for more.

You will mostly be doing inter-exchange arbitrage, as 99% of the bundles our analysts find will be on different exchanges.

What's our advantage?

In the beginning, none. In the beginning, we work to our disadvantage.

We spend both money and human resources on your recruitment and training.

We also give the first bundles for free, although many people pay tens of thousands of dollars for such information.

We are not interested in selling information and making a one-time profit. Our strategy is focused on long-term mutually beneficial cooperation.

So later you will simply share with us 20% commission from your profits.

Therefore, it is in our best interest to develop your capital to a huge scale and increase the amount of commission.

WE DON'T TAKE MONEY FROM TRAINEES. AND THOSE WHOSE CAPITAL IS LESS THAN 15.000 DOLLARS.

You will only need $300-$400 to get started. You can do more. You can do a little less. But the minimum threshold is $150. We need to understand that you are serious and ready for more money.

It used to be that the minimum entry threshold was $30. People would buy themselves a new macbook or even a car. And after that, they had no capital left to keep going.

We'd ask: What's the big deal? And they'd answer that it was the first time they'd ever seen that kind of money on their balance sheet and they couldn't hold on. They were afraid to risk a large sum of money. Although we constantly warn them that there are no risks. We even guarantee monetary compensation if a deal goes into the negative.

We will not let such people anywhere near our team again.

Why would we do that?

It's simple. Large investors often come to us after hearing about our mission.

But there are far fewer big investors than there are ordinary people who work ordinary jobs. The same people we see every day on the street, in restaurants, cafes and movies.

We've been thinking for a long time, how can these people benefit us? They don't have large sums of money.

And it dawned on us that we just need to become useful to them. And people will reach out to us.

There are 8 billion people in the world. Imagine if we had at least 1 million people working with us. Notice that's only 0.0125%!

How can we benefit you?

Help them pay their bills, their debts, their material needs.

If a million people invest at least $200 each in cryptocurrency, that's already $200,000,000 net investment in the crypto market.

But what if we help raise the capital of these people to at least $50,000?

That's already $50 billion dollars! The GDP of an entire small country!

Such capital would be enough to influence the rates of any currency. Even bitcoin.

It would open up opportunities that we've never had before. And at the same time, we'll get a good percentage of your trades.

Win-to-Win, you know?

Working conditions

If so, here are the rules for working on our P2P team:

1. There is no clear work schedule here. BUT! You must be online every day from 19:00 to 00:00 GMT. During this period, the cryptocurrency market is the most active and new bundles appear.

2. You need a computer or phone (Android/IOS). As well as mobile internet or Wi-Fi.

3. You can work from home or from any place where there is internet: cafes, Starbucks, etc.

After the internship, you will have the opportunity to work at our office at 11E, Al Sukuk Street, Dubai International Financial Center, Al Zabeel, Zaabil, Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Relocation and accommodation we will pay for you. If there is no desire to relocate, it is not necessary.

4. Binders are usually provided 1 every 2-3 days.

5. You can't skip bundles. If you miss a bundle without a valid reason, you will have a higher commission for the next bundle - 70%.

If you miss 2 or more bundles in a row, we will fire you without the possibility of reinstatement in the team.

6. In chat forbidden: insults, politics, religious discussions, humiliation by gender and sexual orientation. For 1 offense - a warning. For 2 or more - dismissal.

7. Those who after the internship will hide their real profit to pay us less commission - dismissal without warning. And ban on some exchanges. Believe me, we have enough connections and authority to do this.

Don't even try to hide anything. The cashflow control department carefully monitors the transactions of all your wallets.

8. For leaking and reselling information in your own commercial interests - dismissal without warning and ban on some exchanges.

If you want to get additional earnings, we have a referral system. You can receive 5% of the sum of the profile of each friend you refer.

9. Payouts.

The commission must be paid no later than 24 hours after you receive the profit.

You will take no more than 25% of the profit, the rest will be reinvested and put back into circulation.

We strongly advise you not to take your money until you have increased your capital to $10,000. However, if you have financial problems, it is not prohibited.

10. Vacation.

You have the right to take a vacation once every 3 months, for no more than 14 days.

We do not welcome overwork and emotional burnout.

You may work as well as rest during your vacation. Skipping bundles will not be penalized. You can also give your capital or part of your capital to a trusted person who will trade in your absence. In this way you will rest and earn passive income.

These are the basic rules. Let's move on to career development.

Career progression:

After your internship, you will get into the main chat room.

If we notice that within 3 months you are working perfectly, taking more responsibility, helping newbies, we will apply for you to become a Team Lead.

What privileges await you?

You will be able not only to realize the bundles yourself, but also to receive 4% of the sum of profit of each member of your team.

You don't need to look for a team, our HR will do it for you. You only need to train newcomers, help the team and collect commissions. Your share is paid immediately.

You will have many options for growth, but you will need to take an additional 6 months of advanced training in California.

This is the end of the training. If you have studied all the materials thoroughly enough, write the word "READY" to your Team Lead. He will send you a test.

Welcome to CB team!

guide_man — Fri, 29 Mar 2024 10:38:35 GMT