I have made some amount of money flipping NFT on Binance and would love to share you some key tips, that could turn things around for you too.

Make sure your account is funded with BNB or other supported cryptocurrencies.

Connect your Binance account to a compatible wallet (that's if you want to transfer an NFT etc.)

Browse the Binance NFT marketplace to find NFTs that you think have the potential to appreciate in value.

Make a purchase offer for the NFTs that you want to flip.

Wait for the seller to accept your offer and complete the transaction.

Once you have the NFTs in your wallet, you can list them for sale on the Binance NFT marketplace or another NFT marketplace.

Set a price for your NFTs that you think is fair and that you believe will generate a profit.

Wait for a buyer to purchase your NFTs.

Tips for flipping NFTs on Binance:

Do your research on the NFTs that you want to flip. Make sure that they are from reputable projects and that they have a strong community behind them.

Be patient. Flipping NFTs can be a slow process. It may take some time for you to find NFTs that appreciate in value and that you can sell for a profit.

Don't be afraid to take risks. If you see an NFT that you think has the potential to be a big hit, don't be afraid to make a purchase offer.

Risks To Consider:

The NFT market is volatile. The prices of NFTs can fluctuate wildly, so you could end up losing money if you're not careful.

There is a risk of fraud. There have been cases of people being scammed when trying to buy or sell NFTs.

Overall, flipping NFTs on Binance can be a profitable way to make money. However, there are risks involved, so you should do your research and be careful before you start flipping NFTs.

Moreso, looking out for NFTs with key utilities might be a better way to edge against any losses.

I'll love to hear your thoughts below 👇

Have you flipped an nft before?

Do you know how to use #Binance NFT Marketplace?

Do you know you can sell your Binance #nfts on other marketplaces too?

I'll be reading all comments below

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The Binance Auto-invest allows you to make money while investing in crypto assets on a regular interval. This is termed "Dollar Cost Averaging", DCA strategy.

There are 2 main ways to use this feature;

1. The -$246+ way

2. The $246+ way

The difference is in the profits you make but I'll prefer you stick to startegy 2, unlike me.

Before we go deep into strategy 2, let me tell you the way I made -$246 by using the Auto-invest feature;

1. I started investing in tokens just before the crazy crypto crash.

2. This was not even the major crash, but the silent one. Tokens started losing value slowly.

3. Initially, I thought it wise to keep my Auto-invest plan running, about $20+ per day then or there about.

4. After a while, I checked and saw I was bleeding seriously. My portfolio was really injured.

5. Then it occurred to me, I had used some part of money I needed for other stuffs.

6. This was when I had to stop the plan and withdraw my funds, to use for other real life issues.

7. The good thing about Auto-invest is the| transparency you get. Profits or losses are clearly shown, so you can decide to continue or quit.

8. So now you know my story of how I made -$246+ with the feature.

9. One thing to note is that, auto invest plan buys assets for you. This means you can run into loss if the asset bought, continues to fall in price.

Ok, let's talk about how to make $246 or more. This is the recommended option anyway:

1. Invest for long-term and don't use money you would need any time soon

2. This means, you should have enough backup capital or a paying job etc...

3. Invest in no more than 10 coins, using two or three plans.

4. This will make you keep track of plans that are profitable.

5. Depending on your risk appetite, I prefer coins with good future. You can check our previous contents for suggestions (not financial advice anyway).

I hope this helps you in your journey to automated passive income. The potentials that crypto has can not be compared to traditional banks and their interest rates.

If you have any questions, let me know below

Have you tried using #autoinvest before?

Did you make profits or losses?

Which assets did you invest in?

Is your plan still running?

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I've compiled a list of Crypto terms that are mainly use and their meanings below. This is very beneficial towards your growth in the blockchain space.

Here are about 20 crypto terms and their meanings:

Blockchain: A distributed ledger technology that records transactions in blocks that are linked together.

Cryptocurrency: A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.

Altcoin: A cryptocurrency that is not Bitcoin.

Block: A collection of transactions that are grouped together and verified by miners.

Mining: The process of verifying transactions and adding them to the blockchain.

Wallet: A software program that stores cryptocurrency.

Address: A unique identifier for a wallet.

Transaction: The transfer of cryptocurrency from one wallet to another.

Gas: A fee that is paid to miners to process transactions.

Hash: A unique identifier for a block or transaction.

Proof of work: A consensus mechanism that requires miners to solve complex mathematical problems to verify transactions.

Proof of stake: A consensus mechanism that requires miners to stake their cryptocurrency to verify transactions.

Smart contract: A self-executing contract that is stored on the blockchain.

Decentralized application (DApp): An application that runs on the blockchain and is not controlled by any central authority.

Fungible token: A token that is interchangeable with another token of the same type.

Non-fungible token (NFT): A token that is unique and cannot be replaced by another token.

Fiat currency: A currency that is issued by a government and is not backed by any physical asset.

Stablecoin: A cryptocurrency that is designed to maintain a stable value.

ICO: An initial coin offering, a fundraising event in which new cryptocurrency tokens are sold to investors.

Moon: A slang term for a rapid increase in the price of a cryptocurrency.

If you find this article interesting, please let me know so I can make more of these.

What #crypto2023 terms did you find interesting?🤔

Did you learn something new today?🎁

Did you know the meaning of Hash before?

What words do you need explained to you?

You can also look up Binance academy for more informations.📚

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The case between Binance U.S, Coinbase, as well as other Cryptocurrency projects have been going on for a while now.

For those who are not familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), they are the United States body or agency tasked with the prevention of market manipulation or related offences.

In 2006, the SEC filed a civil insider-trading lawsuit against Christopher J. Clark, a Virginia mortgage banker. The SEC alleged that Clark had traded on inside information about the pending acquisition of CEB Inc. by Gartner Inc.

Clark's brother-in-law, a former corporate accounting officer at CEB, had told Clark about the acquisition days before it was announced. Clark then purchased a large number of CEB shares, which he sold for a profit after the acquisition was announced.

The SEC argued that Clark had violated the insider-trading laws by trading on information that was not yet public. However, the federal judge in the case, T.S. Ellis III, ruled in Clark's favor.

The judge found that the SEC had not presented enough evidence to show that Clark had actually traded on the inside information. The judge also found that the SEC had failed to prove that Clark had acted with scienter, or knowledge that he was breaking the law.

The SEC's loss in the Clark case was a rare defeat for the regulator. It showed that the SEC would not always be able to win its insider-trading cases, even when it had strong evidence.

The Clark case also had implications for the cryptocurrency industry. The #SEC has argued that some cryptocurrencies, such as XRP, are securities. However, the Clark case showed that the SEC would have to prove that a cryptocurrency was actually being used as an investment contract in order to regulate it as a security.

The Clark case is a reminder that the SEC is not infallible. It is also a reminder that the cryptocurrency industry is still relatively new, and the SEC is still trying to figure out how to regulate it.

I'll be bringing more stories to help you understand how judgement proceedings take place, with regards to the sec and it's lawsuits.

What's your prediction in the recent lawsuits against the #crypto2023 industry and it's exchanges?

Did you know the sec lose cases too?

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The case between Binance U.S, Coinbase, as well as other Cryptocurrency projects have been going on for a while now.

For those who are not familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), they are the United States body or agency tasked with the prevention of market manipulation or related offences.

In 2006, the SEC filed a civil insider-trading lawsuit against Christopher J. Clark, a Virginia mortgage banker. The SEC alleged that Clark had traded on inside information about the pending acquisition of CEB Inc. by Gartner Inc.

Clark's brother-in-law, a former corporate accounting officer at CEB, had told Clark about the acquisition days before it was announced. Clark then purchased a large number of CEB shares, which he sold for a profit after the acquisition was announced.

The SEC argued that Clark had violated the insider-trading laws by trading on information that was not yet public. However, the federal judge in the case, T.S. Ellis III, ruled in Clark's favor.

The judge found that the SEC had not presented enough evidence to show that Clark had actually traded on the inside information. The judge also found that the SEC had failed to prove that Clark had acted with scienter, or knowledge that he was breaking the law.

The SEC's loss in the Clark case was a rare defeat for the regulator. It showed that the SEC would not always be able to win its insider-trading cases, even when it had strong evidence.

The Clark case also had implications for the cryptocurrency industry. The #SEC has argued that some cryptocurrencies, such as XRP, are securities. However, the Clark case showed that the SEC would have to prove that a cryptocurrency was actually being used as an investment contract in order to regulate it as a security.

The Clark case is a reminder that the SEC is not infallible. It is also a reminder that the cryptocurrency industry is still relatively new, and the SEC is still trying to figure out how to regulate it.

I'll be bringing more stories to help you understand how judgement proceedings take place, with regards to the sec and it's lawsuits.

What's your prediction in the recent lawsuits against the #crypto2023 industry and it's exchanges?

Did you know the sec lose cases too?

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Disclaimer

This post is for educational purposes only and not a financial advice. Please always do your own research before Investing in any crypto currency 🙏.

I have made some amount of money flipping NFT on Binance and would love to share you some key tips, that could turn things around for you too.

Make sure your account is funded with BNB or other supported cryptocurrencies.

Connect your Binance account to a compatible wallet (that's if you want to transfer an NFT etc.)

Browse the Binance NFT marketplace to find NFTs that you think have the potential to appreciate in value.

Make a purchase offer for the NFTs that you want to flip.

Wait for the seller to accept your offer and complete the transaction.

Once you have the NFTs in your wallet, you can list them for sale on the Binance NFT marketplace or another NFT marketplace.

Set a price for your NFTs that you think is fair and that you believe will generate a profit.

Wait for a buyer to purchase your NFTs.

Tips for flipping NFTs on Binance:

Do your research on the NFTs that you want to flip. Make sure that they are from reputable projects and that they have a strong community behind them.

Be patient. Flipping NFTs can be a slow process. It may take some time for you to find NFTs that appreciate in value and that you can sell for a profit.

Don't be afraid to take risks. If you see an NFT that you think has the potential to be a big hit, don't be afraid to make a purchase offer.

Risks To Consider:

The NFT market is volatile. The prices of NFTs can fluctuate wildly, so you could end up losing money if you're not careful.

There is a risk of fraud. There have been cases of people being scammed when trying to buy or sell NFTs.

Overall, flipping NFTs on Binance can be a profitable way to make money. However, there are risks involved, so you should do your research and be careful before you start flipping NFTs.

Moreso, looking out for NFTs with key utilities might be a better way to edge against any losses.

I'll love to hear your thoughts below 👇

Have you flipped an nft before?

Do you know how to use #Binance NFT Marketplace?

Do you know you can sell your Binance #nfts on other marketplaces too?

I'll be reading all comments below

Follow us 📍

Like and Share Post 📍

Disclaimer

This post is not a financial advice, please always do your own research before Investing in any crypto currency 🙏.

I have made some amount of money flipping NFT on Binance and would love to share you some key tips, that could turn things around for you too.

Make sure your account is funded with BNB or other supported cryptocurrencies.

Connect your Binance account to a compatible wallet (that's if you want to transfer an NFT etc.)

Browse the Binance NFT marketplace to find NFTs that you think have the potential to appreciate in value.

Make a purchase offer for the NFTs that you want to flip.

Wait for the seller to accept your offer and complete the transaction.

Once you have the NFTs in your wallet, you can list them for sale on the Binance NFT marketplace or another NFT marketplace.

Set a price for your NFTs that you think is fair and that you believe will generate a profit.

Wait for a buyer to purchase your NFTs.

Tips for flipping NFTs on Binance:

Do your research on the NFTs that you want to flip. Make sure that they are from reputable projects and that they have a strong community behind them.

Be patient. Flipping NFTs can be a slow process. It may take some time for you to find NFTs that appreciate in value and that you can sell for a profit.

Don't be afraid to take risks. If you see an NFT that you think has the potential to be a big hit, don't be afraid to make a purchase offer.

Risks To Consider:

The NFT market is volatile. The prices of NFTs can fluctuate wildly, so you could end up losing money if you're not careful.

There is a risk of fraud. There have been cases of people being scammed when trying to buy or sell NFTs.

Overall, flipping NFTs on Binance can be a profitable way to make money. However, there are risks involved, so you should do your research and be careful before you start flipping NFTs.

Moreso, looking out for NFTs with key utilities might be a better way to edge against any losses.

I'll love to hear your thoughts below 👇

Have you flipped an nft before?

Do you know how to use #Binance NFT Marketplace?

Do you know you can sell your Binance #nfts on other marketplaces too?

I'll be reading all comments below

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Disclaimer

This post is not a financial advice, please always do your own research before Investing in any crypto currency 🙏.