Cryptocurrency can be very difficult to understand. A new coin comes out every day, prices are changing wildly, and there are scammers everywhere trying to take your money.
This is the place where we step in. CoinMinutes is a company that cuts through the noise and explains crypto in normal human language. No fancy tech talk. No get-rich-quick schemes. Just honest and straightforward information about what crypto is, how it works, and what to watch out for.
I can actually relate to the situation when I tried to learn about Bitcoin for the first time. The articles I found were either written for extremely smart people or they were trying to sell me something. Neither of them helped me to understand what I was getting into.
Being a newcomer to crypto means that you are in for a tough time. There is simply too much information for one to sift through. On top of that, everyone seems to be conversing in their own highly technical jargon, thus making simple things sound very complex. A new user in the crypto space is the most vulnerable victim that scammers specifically go for. And the media reports only the extremes – either someone becoming a millionaire overnight or losing everything.
According to a Pew Research study last year, 67% of adults have heard of cryptocurrency but they know very little about how it actually works. Such a gap in knowledge may cost people quite a lot of money.
Just a month ago, a high school teacher emailed us about their $2,000 loss on a brand new coin. "I didn't understand what market caps or token supply meant," they said. "I only saw that the coin was cheap and I thought it would go up like Bitcoin had."
That stings. It's quite a painful mistake and it's absolutely avoidable.
Newcomers to crypto face confusing choices, but clear guidance and support make all the difference.
CoinMinutes is not following the same beaten track. The very first thing is that we explain everything in normal, everyday, untechnical English.
Besides that, we do not deceive the reader. Every manual features the advantages as well as the disadvantages/risks. Our DeFi section, in particular, is very emphatic in its caution: "It may well be that a smart contract contains an error in the code. Errors of this kind have led, in some instances, to the loss of millions of value. You should only invest in an amount that you are comfortable to lose."
We have everything planned out in such a manner that you come with the right sequence of knowledge. You wouldn't be doing it if you tried to run before walking, and likewise, you shouldn't be jumping into crypto trading if you don't have a basic understanding first.
Reading books and articles about crypto is one thing, but using it is entirely different.
That is the reason why we have created practice tools. Our simulator gives you the freedom to try sending and receiving crypto without real money. Go ahead and try to make the mistake as many times as you want – it won't cost you anything.
Apart from that, we also create comparison charts for you to quickly evaluate different options. What our exchange comparison does is to give you all the information about the fees, available coins, and security features, along with user ratings in one place. You do not need to open different websites to compare exchanges anymore.
Of all the resources that we offer, the "Before You Invest" checklist is probably the most popular one. This is a checklist that leads you to recognize the crypto project warning signs:
Is the project necessary? Has the code been verified by independent experts? Does the team disclose their real names and have the relevant credentials? Is the development active?
These checks, which are easy to perform, have been a protection against scams for many readers. A teacher from Florida was almost compromising a crypto scandal by investing in it when our checklist made it clear that the team was anonymous and the code hadn't been updated for months. So, the teacher managed to save $500 from making a mistake.
Not everyone understands Cryptocurrency Market to the same level, which is why we have made different content for each level.
Absolute beginners start with the most basic things. What problem does crypto solve? How do blockchains work? Why are the prices so volatile? How do you protect your crypto?
There is no need to have any prior knowledge. We start by giving the basics.
After mastering the basics, our "First Steps" manuals will show you how to do small experiments to learn more. Purchase a small amount of crypto. Create a safe wallet. Make a transaction for testing. Keep records for taxes.
We point out the places where people are most likely to make mistakes. For example, you should recheck the address with which you want to send crypto because if you do not, the transaction cannot be reversed.
If you are an expert user, we explain the compromises to you. Various blockchain technologies have different advantages and disadvantages. Some wallets might be more secure but less user-friendly. A few projects might be riskier but can give larger returns.
It allows you to decide by considering your personal circumstances and the level of risk you are willing to take.
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Step-by-step guidance helps everyone learn crypto safely, from beginner basics to advanced decisions.
One of our biggest goals is to get you thinking critically about crypto on your own rather than simply taking our word for it. We want you to be able to identify decent projects and stay away from fraudulent ones without any assistance from us.
We help you figure out the right questions to ask: Who is the one benefiting from my buying this token? What could cause this project to fail? How is the team earning money? What happens if things go really bad?
Besides that, we reveal typical crypto project scams so that you can recognize them. Don't get fooled by promised returns (especially if they show exact percentages), artificially created urgency ("limited time offer"), using technical jargon to conceal product features, a lot of talking about price and very little about actual use, and team members with no good background.
Another point that is equally important is learning how to confirm information. Don't rely on one source, but check different sources. See if there are more critical or positive articles about the matter. Check the authenticity of the team members. Don't just take their word for it, if you want to see the product, then check the code. Security should be your first priority, make sure that the audit is done by a neutral party.
Without these practices, you are simply putting yourself in a social group which only shares positive views of a project and thus you are more likely to be deceived.
With CoinMinutes you have the means to get to know crypto without being baffled. We don't give you the directive of what to buy - we explain to you how everything operates so that you can make up your own mind.
Knowing how to protect your money is the key. When you have the right information, you steer clear of the typical errors and you take the kinds of decisions that match your objectives.
The crypto universe is always different, but reliable comprehension and the ability to think critically are skills that are never outdated. This is what we accomplish with each of our readers, one at a time.
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