"Is it possible for a politician to drive up the price of Bitcoin?"
Every time an influential figure speaks positively about Bitcoin, noise is generated in the market. Now we see the effect of campaigns like #TrumpBitcoinEmpire.
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đĄ Why does it have an influence?
đš Because it gives confidence to the general public đš Increases global visibility đš Can attract new investors
Sometimes we believe that only those who know a lot about technology can enter the crypto world. That is no longer true. đŹ If you know how to use an app, you already have what it takes to start:
âď¸ Download Binance âď¸ Create your account âď¸ Follow step by step âď¸ Learn by reading, practicing, and asking
đŻ Every day you learn, you are closer to your financial independence.
đ Follow this account to learn without complicating things.
â5 common mistakes when starting in crypto (and how to avoid them)â
â ď¸ If you are learning, it's normal to make mistakes. Here are the 5 most common mistakes made by newcomers in crypto:
1ď¸âŁ Investing without understanding 2ď¸âŁ Trusting promises of doubling money 3ď¸âŁ Not enabling security (2FA) 4ď¸âŁ Buying due to FOMO (âeveryone is buyingâ) 5ď¸âŁ Selling in panic when the price drops
â Learn before investing â Research before trusting â Save before speculating
When you enter the crypto world, you encounter thousands of coins. But you don't need to know them all to start off right.
đ Here are 3 good options for beginners:
1ď¸âŁ USDT (Tether): Equivalent to the dollar, perfect for learning and protecting value 2ď¸âŁ BTC (Bitcoin): The most known and used globally 3ď¸âŁ BNB (Binance Coin): Useful within the Binance ecosystem and with reduced fees
đŻ Tip: Don't get carried away by "new coins" that promise a lot. Start with stable coins.
If you already have an account on Binance and want your first cryptocurrency, here is the easiest step-by-step guide to buy USDT from your local currency using P2P.
â Step by step:
1ď¸âŁ Open the Binance app and go to the âP2Pâ option 2ď¸âŁ Choose the Buy tab and select USDT 3ď¸âŁ Filter by your preferred payment method (e.g., Nequi, Bancolombia, MercadoPago, etc.) 4ď¸âŁ Choose a seller with a good rating and tap Buy 5ď¸âŁ Enter the amount you want to buy and follow the instructions to make the payment 6ď¸âŁ When you make the payment, tap âMark as paidâ 7ď¸âŁ Wait for the seller to release the USDT
đ Binance acts as an intermediary. The crypto is locked until the seller confirms the payment.
Many people believe that to invest in cryptocurrencies you need a lot of money. The truth is that you can start with the equivalent of 5 or 10 USD.
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đ Why is it worth starting with little?
đĄ You learn without fear of losing đĄ You can experiment and understand how it works đĄ You focus on learning instead of gambling đĄ When you have confidence, you can make better decisions
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đŻ What matters is not how much you invest⌠But how much you are willing to learn.
đ˛ If you haven't done it yet, create your account on Binance and start with little. The most valuable thing is the knowledge you build every day.
âThe words you need to know if you're starting in cryptoâ
When you enter the crypto world, everything sounds strange at first. Here are 5 basic terms that every beginner should know đ
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đ Quick Crypto Glossary:
đš Blockchain: This is the technology behind cryptocurrencies. A public and secure record. đš USDT: Stable cryptocurrency, equivalent to the dollar. Useful for saving and trading. đš Satoshi: The smallest fraction of Bitcoin (0.00000001 BTC). đš HODL: Means âholding long termâ. Comes from a misspelling of "hold". đš P2P: Peer to peer. You can buy/sell crypto without direct intermediaries.
When you buy cryptocurrencies, you donât keep them in your pocket; you store them in something called a wallet or digital wallet. Here I explain what it is and why it matters:
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đ Types of wallets:
1ď¸âŁ Exchange wallet (like Binance) đť This is where most people start. Your cryptos are in your Binance account. Itâs convenient, but it depends on the security of the exchange.
2ď¸âŁ Non-custodial wallet (like Trust Wallet or MetaMask) đ You have total control. No one else can access it, but if you lose your key, you lose everything.
3ď¸âŁ Cold Wallet (like Ledger or Trezor) đ§ It is a physical wallet, not connected to the internet. Ideal for storing large amounts long-term.
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đĄ Which one to use first? Start with the Binance wallet while you learn. Then you can explore other options.
đ Remember: âIf itâs not your keys, itâs not your cryptos.â When you control the private key, you are the real owner.
âHow to protect your cryptocurrencies and avoid scamsâ
Cryptocurrencies give you financial freedom, but also more responsibility. Here are the most common mistakes and how to protect yourself from day one đ
đŤ Common beginner mistakes:
1ď¸âŁ Trusting promises of quick profits đ âIâll double your money if you send me USDTâ = SCAM!
2ď¸âŁ Sharing your key or security code (2FA) đ Binance will never ask for your keys via WhatsApp, social media, or email.
3ď¸âŁ Not enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) đĄď¸ Enable it from the very beginning: with Google Authenticator or SMS.
4ď¸âŁ Clicking on fake links â Only use binance.com or the official app. Bookmark the page to avoid fraud.
5ď¸âŁ Storing keys or recovery phrases in unsafe places â ď¸ Donât use photo galleries or chats. Use paper or a secure management app.
â Recommended basic security:
Enable 2FA
Use strong passwords
Never share your data
Beware of âmagicalâ offers
Learn before investing
đ You are your own bank. Security starts with you. đ Daily survey:
Are you new to crypto and donât know how to get started? Here I explain step by step how to buy your first cryptocurrency from any Spanish-speaking country, simply and securely:
â Step 1: Create an account on Binance
đ˛ Go to binance.com or download the official app. đĄď¸ Sign up with your email, create a secure password, and complete the identity verification (KYC).
â Step 2: Fund your account with your local currency
You can use:
Debit or credit card (Visa/MasterCard)
Bank transfers
Local systems like PSE (Colombia), SPEI (Mexico), Pago MĂłvil (Venezuela), etc.
P2P (peer to peer): a secure option for countries with more restrictions or if you prefer to deal directly with other users.
đ Binance allows you to use USD, COP, MXN, ARS, PEN, CLP, among other local currencies.
â Step 3: Buy cryptocurrencies
Choose popular cryptos like:
USDT (stable, easy to understand)
BTC (Bitcoin)
ETH (Ethereum)
You can buy directly or use the P2P market, where you choose a seller and make the payment through local means.
â Step 4: Store and learn
Once you buy, you can:
Leave your cryptos in your Binance account
Or later use an external wallet if you want more control
đĄ Tip of the day: Start small. The important thing is to learn by doing, but without risking money that you are not willing to lose.
đ Have you ever wondered what exactly a cryptocurrency is? Let me explain it simply, without technical jargon:
đ° Cryptocurrency = Digital money It's like the money you use in Nequi or Bancolombia App, but it doesn't depend on a bank or a government. It works on a network called blockchain, where all transactions are recorded securely and publicly.
đ Famous examples:
Bitcoin (BTC) â the first and most well-known Ethereum (ETH) â like a decentralized global computer
BNB â the Binance coin
đĄď¸ The best part: you have control over your money. đĄ The important thing: learn to use it well, safely.
â If you're interested in understanding more, follow me. Every day I will post clear, useful, and step-by-step content.
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