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So we’ve covered a range of topics over the span of four blogs, I think its safe to say if you’ve stuck around long enough that you are at least better off on the knowledge side of things on crypto. The main takeaway from my vlogs so far is: Cryptocurrency is ever-growing. It's never too late to jump on and try it out for yourself. As the first blog shows that the market has the opportunity to expand into legal tender and thus grow in value for those that own coins. Crypto is not a perfect system. Like all systems made by people, crypto has faults but it's up to you to decide on whether they go against your moral judgment or whether you think it best to change the system as an insider. The negatives may include things such as high carbon emissions, high volatility, and potential black market activity. How it's made. It's pretty complicated but the gist of it is that a bunch of smart people end up solving problems in order to unlock crypto tokens while also process...
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How to get started on the crypto market



Warning: This is not financial advice, and I am not a financial adviser, all information should be taken as ideas, experience, and content.

Now that we’ve covered the fundamentals of cryptocurrency and looked into the opportunities as well as the downturns of the market, I thought it best to introduce you to how you would go about actioning this into purchasing your first cryptocurrency. What this blog will do is familiarise you with wallets, coins, methods of buying and owning crypto.

How do I access crypto? 
You can gain access to the market via a range of internet and mobile exchanges that offer options for purchasing a range of cryptocurrencies. These apps include the likes of Coinbase, Binance, and eToro. Although it makes it easier if you go for an app that offers both the exchange and a wallet, as you cannot access, sell or trade your assets without your wallet. 

What is a Crypto wallet?
A crypto wallet works the same way as a traditional one might, by storing currencies and allowing you to view their value in real-time. This way you can keep track of how your current portfolio of assets (coins) are doing at any given time. 

What coin should I start with?
The coin you go for should be picked based on what you value, after doing enough research on what its function is and how likely it is to grow. Many for this reason tend to bet on ‘safer’ more proven coins like that of Bitcoin and Ethereum which despite losing high value constantly end up bouncing back to normal or performing better. 

How much should I invest? 
Like any investment you should only invest what you are willing to lose, so don’t go breaking the bank when making any purchases. Crypto can lose value and your money so stay rational when buying and selling and don’t buckle to popular trends as they typically don’t last long.






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