The most important thing for newbies in the cryptocurrency circle is to stay away from the so-called "big guys"
The vision of web3 is still difficult to achieve now. Newbies in the cryptocurrency circle should pay attention to two types of people.
One type is the one in the primary market that takes you to buy local stocks, and this is most likely asking you to take over.
One type is the secondary market that takes you to play contracts, and this is 100% for the purpose of earning your transaction fees.
In fact, the chain is a very simple thing. At the first level, you can just find some communities and do a few rounds of verification to understand the core. At the second level, you can open a five-fold contract yourself and play with it slowly.
Of course, many people may say that it is not recommended for newcomers to play with contracts and they should go for spot.
Then I'll go to you.
You come to this circle not to get rich quickly, but to earn that few percent, you might as well try the financial management there, isn't it still better than traditional financial products?
In this circle, there is nothing to pay attention to in the secondary market. It all depends on luck and judgment. Don't go to those big guys who charge fees to earn your tuition and handling fees. If you don't understand, just ask me. If you lose, don't come to me. If you make money, just v me 50. It's better than those "big guys" who charge you dozens or hundreds of v before they make any money. I don't force you to use my code.
For level 1, I suggest that newbies should read more and stay up late for a week or two, then they will understand naturally. After all, most local dogs open at 1 or 2 in the morning, and it is normal for them to be useless after opening. Also, newbies should not try to get a whitelist.
Of course, this is the first-level local dog gameplay. The first-level gameplay is more diverse than the second-level. The local dog is a fast capital pool that relies entirely on emotions and trading techniques. This is actually not recommended for novices to play. Among a hundred local dogs, basically ninety-five will lose money as soon as they enter, and eighty of them will directly return to zero, and the other fifteen will also return to zero even if they run slower.
Another thing is the ambush in the first-level project. This is different from the gameplay of the local dog. To put it bluntly, the local dog only needs one tg. The other x and so on are fake and there is no use in looking at them.
If you want to find a first-class high-quality project, you need to look at X more, check the dynamics of the project, and then find the official website and other channels to understand the development status and prospects. What is the use of this project? What are the highlights for the ecosystem?
After screening based on the projects, generally speaking, there is still a very high return on on-chain transactions to the exchange. Basically, it is to judge whether this project has the possibility of being listed in the future. After all, as long as the token is useful to the ecosystem and liquidity is sustained, it is only a matter of time before it is listed. Alternatively, the token flow is large enough and the number of holders is large enough. Of course, there must be a dealer.
There is another on-chain gameplay, which is to get free coins. To put it bluntly, it is still the previous way of getting airdrops and getting nothing. Now because of the witch, there is no such thing as airdropping to you just for interaction. Others' tokens are contributions to the development of the project. If you just run away after an interaction, you are not active and it is useless.
So what do these people call the airdrop studio now? Web3 studio? It's funny.
However, you can still make money by taking advantage of airdrops in this circle, which is suitable for newbies.
Generally speaking, for high-value testnet interactions, the gas fee may be a bit high for novices, because many projects nowadays are not like the ones in the past where you can get airdrops just by interacting with them. If you are not active enough, you may even lose money on gas fees.
There are also some that are not of low value, but that have slowly developed from small projects. This type may start with a dapp official website, focus on zero-cost publicity, slowly accumulate users and then monetize.
Some small projects are indeed valuable and have been invested in, while some small projects may never be realized. Of course, the advantage is that you don’t have to invest money, which is suitable for zero-cost investment.
After all, if we count them carefully, not to mention the early years, just take the Chinese album core from the past two years and grass from the past month, they are all pure clicks, and many people have clicked tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of times.
All you need to do is sign in and click every day for one or two years.
Of course, your clicks may not necessarily yield any rewards. All I can say is that the current situation is very bad. Many Chinese people click on ads, and most of them are fake.
And take the earliest click-to-mine thing, Pi, for example. You say Goba is short of money, right? It has millions of users around the world, and it has been 24 to 25 years since 2018. Bitcoin has grown from zero to thousands of dollars from 08 to 14. How high is the technical content of Goba that it can't be listed now? It can't give up the small income from daily advertising, and the technology is not good at all. To put it bluntly, this thing is 99% Chinese, otherwise it would have come out earlier with the number of users and directly replaced Sol? To put it bluntly, there is no technology and no money.
Of course, complaints aside, newbies can still start from this aspect, but it is recommended to participate on the chain. It is best not to go for domestic apps and the like. KYC will most likely sell your information, and you are not playing an exchange, so why do you need real-name registration for on-chain projects?
Also, the most important point is that when participating in the primary chain, do not authorize the main wallet casually. For unfamiliar projects, especially wild authorization, it is best to create another wallet to participate, otherwise, wait for it to be stolen.
