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The Beginners Guide To Cryptocurrency And Blockchain(1st Edition)

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Karin Van Eeden

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ISBN: B09ZFH2CBL, 979-8808378100

Book publisher: Independently published

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Book Summary: Are You Interested In Learning More About Cryptocurrencies And Blockchain Technology? A Great Way To Start Is With This Beginner's Guide, Where You Can Learn The Basics Of Crypto, From A-Z. This Book Is For Anyone Who Wants To Learn More About Crypto And Blockchain Technology, How It Works, And Why It Is Important, In An Easy To Understand Way. Whether You Are Looking To Invest Or Just Become Educated, This Is The Perfect Place To Start! Contents Include:1. Key Concepts 1.1 What Is Blockchain? 1.2 What Is “fiat” Currency? 1.3 What Is Cryptocurrency? 1.4 What Are Crypto Coins, Tokens, And Altcoins? 1.5 What Gives Crypto “value”?2. Cryptocurrencies.2.1 Bitcoin – The First Widely Accepted Digital Currency 2.1.1 Bitcoin As A “store Of Value” 2.2 Ethereum – A Worthy Competitor 2.2.1 Comparing Ethereum And Bitcoin 2.2.2 Advantages Of Ethereum 2.2.3 Ethereum 2.0 2.3 The Benefits Of Cryptocurrency 2.4 The Risks Of Cryptocurrency 2.4.1 The Hype Cycle 2.4.2 Security Risks And Scams 2.4.3 Volatility Risk 2.4.4 Liquidity Risk 2.4.5 Regulatory Risk 2.5 Crypto Coins, Tokens, And Altcoins 2.5.1 Crypto Coins (Bitcoin) 2.5.2 Crypto Tokens 2.5.3 Altcoins3. Crypto And Fundamental Analysis 3.1 What Is Fundamental Analysis? 3.2 Fundamental Analysis Techniques 3.2.1 Assess The Cryptocurrency Project And The Cryptocurrency 3.2.2 Identify The Key Details Of The Project 3.2.3 Other Strategies And The Bigger Picture4. Crypto And Technical Analysis 4.1 What Is Technical Analysis? 4.1.1 Dow Theory 4.1.2 Bulls And Bears 4.1.3 The Importance Of Volume 4.2 Charts For Crypto Technical Analysis 4.2.1 Timeframes For Charts 4.3 Technical Analysis Techniques For Crypto 4.3.1 Candlestick Charts 4.3.2 Chart Patterns 4.3.3 Resistance And Support Levels 4.3.4 Specialized Technical Indicators 4.4 Technical Analysis Tools 4.5 Technical Analysis Resources5. The World Of DeFi 5.1 How Does DeFi Work? 5.2 Decentralized Exchanges 5.3 Smart Contracts 5.4 Non-fungible Tokens 5.5 DeFi – We Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet! 5.5.1 Gas 5.5.2 Staking 5.5.3 Yield Farming 5.5.4 Stablecoin 5.5.5 Liquidity Pools 5.5.6 Flash Loans6. Trading And Investing In Crypto. 6.1 Determining Your Risk Profile And Managing Risk 6.2 Developing Your Own Strategy 6.3 First, Make Some Key Decisions 6.3.1 Maximum Trading Or Investment Amount 6.3.2 Asset/product Selection 6.3.3 Portfolio Diversification 6.3.4 Entry And Exit Levels 6.3.5 Stopping Trading 6.3.6 Maximum Losses 6.4 Crypto Trading Strategies 6.4.1 HODLing 6.4.2 Swing Trading 6.4.3 Day Trading 6.4.4 Dollar Cost-averaging 6.4.5 Stop-limit Orders And Stop-loss Orders 6.4.6 Exit Strategy 6.4.7 Common Trading Mistakes7. Buying And Selling Crypto. 7.1 Before You Set Up Your Trading Account 7.2 Choosing An Exchange 7.3 Buying Crypto 7.3.1 Open And Fund Your Account 7.3.2 Place An Order 7.3.3 Select A Wallet 7.3.4 Keep Your Account Secured 7.4 Selling Crypto 7.4.1 Selling Crypto On Exchanges 7.5 Crypto And Taxes (Australia)8. Choosing A Wallet.9. The Technology Behind Crypto 9.1 How Crypto Transactions Are Validated 9.1.1 The Proof-of-work Model 9.1.2 The Proof-of-stake Model 9.1.3 The Proof-of-authority Model 9.2 Some More Advanced Concepts 9.2.1 Fork (or Soft Or Hard Fork) 9.2.2 Halving 9.2.3 Hash Rate 9.2.4 Sharding 9.2.5 Initial Coin Offering 9.2.6 Howey Test10. The Future Of Blockchain And Cryptocurrencies