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Crypto on the next move - recovering from the Sharp Short Dip Break (SSDB) - BTC
Stay tuned for more insights & setups
Stay tuned for more insights & setups
To my Dear CMG-auraspacers, the Crypto Market (Structure) doesn't look that great at the moment...
You might wanna sit on your hands for a bit!
Trade Wisley 😍💹
You might wanna sit on your hands for a bit!
Trade Wisley 😍💹
Episode 3:
Types of Crytocurrencies explained
Welcome back to the CMG-auraspace crypto Academy.
Today we will explore the different types of cryptocurrencies and what makes each unique.
First up is Bitcoin - the original and most widely recognized cryptocurrency.
It is often referred to as 'digital gold' because of its limited supply and store-of-value nature.
Next, we have Ethereum which is more than just a cryptocurrency.
It is a platform that allows developers to create Decentralized Applications or dApps - using Smart Contracts.
There are thousands of other cryptocurrencies out there called Altcoins.
Some focus on privacy while others like Stablecoins aim to maintain a consistent value, making them useful for everyday transactions.
Now that you know the different types of cryptocurrencies, stay tuned for our next lesson on how to get started with Crypto.
See you soon
Types of Crytocurrencies explained
Welcome back to the CMG-auraspace crypto Academy.
Today we will explore the different types of cryptocurrencies and what makes each unique.
First up is Bitcoin - the original and most widely recognized cryptocurrency.
It is often referred to as 'digital gold' because of its limited supply and store-of-value nature.
Next, we have Ethereum which is more than just a cryptocurrency.
It is a platform that allows developers to create Decentralized Applications or dApps - using Smart Contracts.
There are thousands of other cryptocurrencies out there called Altcoins.
Some focus on privacy while others like Stablecoins aim to maintain a consistent value, making them useful for everyday transactions.
Now that you know the different types of cryptocurrencies, stay tuned for our next lesson on how to get started with Crypto.
See you soon
Episode 2: How does Crypto / Blockchain Actually Work?
Welcome back to the CMG-auraspace Crypto Academy.
In this lesson, we are going to explore how cryptocurrency actually works.
Cryptocurrencies run on something called Blockchain Technology.
A Blockchain is a Decentralized network of computers that work together to verify and record transactions.
Think of it like a digital Ledger where every transaction is recorded and confirmed by multiple participants.
When someone sends cryptocurrency, the transaction is grouped into a block which is then verified by computers called nodes on the network.
Once verified, the block is added to the chain making the transaction permanent and unchangeable.
Unlike traditional banking which relies on a central Authority like a bank, Cryptocurrency relies on Decentralization.
This makes it harder to hack or manipulate because no single entity controls the network.
That's a quick overview of how cryptocurrency works.
Next time we will dive into the different types of cryptocurrencies you can use.
Don't forget to like for more lessons bye for now.
Welcome back to the CMG-auraspace Crypto Academy.
In this lesson, we are going to explore how cryptocurrency actually works.
Cryptocurrencies run on something called Blockchain Technology.
A Blockchain is a Decentralized network of computers that work together to verify and record transactions.
Think of it like a digital Ledger where every transaction is recorded and confirmed by multiple participants.
When someone sends cryptocurrency, the transaction is grouped into a block which is then verified by computers called nodes on the network.
Once verified, the block is added to the chain making the transaction permanent and unchangeable.
Unlike traditional banking which relies on a central Authority like a bank, Cryptocurrency relies on Decentralization.
This makes it harder to hack or manipulate because no single entity controls the network.
That's a quick overview of how cryptocurrency works.
Next time we will dive into the different types of cryptocurrencies you can use.
Don't forget to like for more lessons bye for now.
Episode 1:
Welcome to the CMG Crypto Academy
This marks the beginning of a complete series designed to help you master the world of Cryptocurrency.
Whether you are a total beginner or looking to sharpen your skills this series is for you.
Cryptocurrency is transforming the way we think about money.
It is not just about Bitcoin it's about the future of Finance.
By understanding Cryptocurrency you gain access to a world of opportunities, global transactions without borders, Decentralized finance and the potential to grow your Investments.
Learning now prepares you for the digital economy of tomorrow.
So let's dive into the basics.
What exactly is Cryptocurrency?
Let's break it down...
Cryptocurrency is a form of digital or virtual currency.
Unlike a physical money, like dollars or Euros, Cryptocurrency only exists online and uses encryption techniques to secure transactions.
But it is not just digital cash, Cryptocurrency operates on a Decentralized network.
This means no banks or governments control it.
Instead, it is powered by Blockchain technology
- a system that records and verifies every transaction.
Cryptocurrency is important because it gives people more control over their money, offers lower transaction fees and can be accessed everywhere with an internet connection. It also opens up new possibilities for Decentralized finance.
Bitcoin is the most well-known Cryptocurrency often called "digital gold" but it is not alone.
There are thousands of others like Ethereum which powers Decentralized Apps and stablecoins that aim to keep a steady value.
That is a quick look at what is Cryptocurrency.
In the next lesson we will take a closer look at how Cryptocurrency actually works.
Don't forget to like and I'll see you in the next lesson.
Bye for now
@Connie Agyei
Welcome to the CMG Crypto Academy
This marks the beginning of a complete series designed to help you master the world of Cryptocurrency.
Whether you are a total beginner or looking to sharpen your skills this series is for you.
Cryptocurrency is transforming the way we think about money.
It is not just about Bitcoin it's about the future of Finance.
By understanding Cryptocurrency you gain access to a world of opportunities, global transactions without borders, Decentralized finance and the potential to grow your Investments.
Learning now prepares you for the digital economy of tomorrow.
So let's dive into the basics.
What exactly is Cryptocurrency?
Let's break it down...
Cryptocurrency is a form of digital or virtual currency.
Unlike a physical money, like dollars or Euros, Cryptocurrency only exists online and uses encryption techniques to secure transactions.
But it is not just digital cash, Cryptocurrency operates on a Decentralized network.
This means no banks or governments control it.
Instead, it is powered by Blockchain technology
- a system that records and verifies every transaction.
Cryptocurrency is important because it gives people more control over their money, offers lower transaction fees and can be accessed everywhere with an internet connection. It also opens up new possibilities for Decentralized finance.
Bitcoin is the most well-known Cryptocurrency often called "digital gold" but it is not alone.
There are thousands of others like Ethereum which powers Decentralized Apps and stablecoins that aim to keep a steady value.
That is a quick look at what is Cryptocurrency.
In the next lesson we will take a closer look at how Cryptocurrency actually works.
Don't forget to like and I'll see you in the next lesson.
Bye for now
@Connie Agyei
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Ep 9: The #metaverse
The #metaverse is a collective virtual shared space created by the convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual reality.
#In simpler terms, it’s a digital universe where users can interact with each other and digital objects in a 3D environment. The concept combines aspects of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and the internet to create immersive experiences.
Key Characteristics of the Metaverse:
1. Persistence: The metaverse exists continuously, even when you're not logged in. It's a fully persistent world that evolves and changes over time.
2. Interoperability: In a fully realized metaverse, users could move seamlessly between different virtual worlds, taking their digital assets and identities with them.
3. User-Generated Content: Much of the metaverse is expected to be created by its users, whether it’s virtual goods, spaces, or experiences.
4. Immersive Experiences: Through VR and AR, users can experience digital environments in a highly interactive and realistic way.
5. Economy: The metaverse includes its own digital economy, where users can buy, sell, and trade virtual goods, services, and property using digital currencies like cryptocurrencies.
Examples of Metaverse Concepts:
- Gaming Worlds: Platforms like Roblox and Fortnite where players can create, explore, and interact in expansive virtual worlds.
- Virtual Social Spaces: Apps like VRChat or Meta's Horizon Worlds where people can socialize in 3D spaces using avatars.
- Virtual Real Estate: People buying and selling virtual land and property in platforms like Decentraland.
The metaverse is still an evolving concept, but it’s seen as the future of digital interaction, potentially transforming how we socialize, work, play, and even conduct business online.
Up next : USDT vs USDC
Youtube : @CMG.auraspace
The #metaverse is a collective virtual shared space created by the convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual reality.
#In simpler terms, it’s a digital universe where users can interact with each other and digital objects in a 3D environment. The concept combines aspects of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and the internet to create immersive experiences.
Key Characteristics of the Metaverse:
1. Persistence: The metaverse exists continuously, even when you're not logged in. It's a fully persistent world that evolves and changes over time.
2. Interoperability: In a fully realized metaverse, users could move seamlessly between different virtual worlds, taking their digital assets and identities with them.
3. User-Generated Content: Much of the metaverse is expected to be created by its users, whether it’s virtual goods, spaces, or experiences.
4. Immersive Experiences: Through VR and AR, users can experience digital environments in a highly interactive and realistic way.
5. Economy: The metaverse includes its own digital economy, where users can buy, sell, and trade virtual goods, services, and property using digital currencies like cryptocurrencies.
Examples of Metaverse Concepts:
- Gaming Worlds: Platforms like Roblox and Fortnite where players can create, explore, and interact in expansive virtual worlds.
- Virtual Social Spaces: Apps like VRChat or Meta's Horizon Worlds where people can socialize in 3D spaces using avatars.
- Virtual Real Estate: People buying and selling virtual land and property in platforms like Decentraland.
The metaverse is still an evolving concept, but it’s seen as the future of digital interaction, potentially transforming how we socialize, work, play, and even conduct business online.
Up next : USDT vs USDC
Youtube : @CMG.auraspace
Ep 8: The advancement of the #WEB - Part 2/2
4. Web 4.0 (Symbiotic Web)
- Timeframe: Theoretical and emerging
- Description: While still largely conceptual, Web 4.0 is imagined as a web where humans and machines are symbiotically connected, enabling even more seamless interaction. This might include advanced AI, virtual and augmented reality, and ubiquitous computing.
- Features: Hyper-intelligent interactions, integrated AI companions, more advanced VR/AR, and ubiquitous access across devices.
5. Future Web (Web 5.0 and Beyond)
- Description: Beyond Web 4.0, future iterations could focus on deep interconnectivity between the human brain and the web, possibly involving neural interfaces or more profound integration of physical and digital worlds.
- Potential Features: Direct brain-computer interfaces, full immersive experiences, and seamless interaction between virtual and physical realities.
These phases reflect how the web has evolved from a simple repository of static information to a complex, intelligent, and highly interactive environment. Each phase builds on the previous one, adding more layers of functionality, connectivity, and user engagement.
Up next: #metaverse
4. Web 4.0 (Symbiotic Web)
- Timeframe: Theoretical and emerging
- Description: While still largely conceptual, Web 4.0 is imagined as a web where humans and machines are symbiotically connected, enabling even more seamless interaction. This might include advanced AI, virtual and augmented reality, and ubiquitous computing.
- Features: Hyper-intelligent interactions, integrated AI companions, more advanced VR/AR, and ubiquitous access across devices.
5. Future Web (Web 5.0 and Beyond)
- Description: Beyond Web 4.0, future iterations could focus on deep interconnectivity between the human brain and the web, possibly involving neural interfaces or more profound integration of physical and digital worlds.
- Potential Features: Direct brain-computer interfaces, full immersive experiences, and seamless interaction between virtual and physical realities.
These phases reflect how the web has evolved from a simple repository of static information to a complex, intelligent, and highly interactive environment. Each phase builds on the previous one, adding more layers of functionality, connectivity, and user engagement.
Up next: #metaverse
Ep 7: The advancement of the WEB - Part 1/2
The advancement of the web, often referred to as the evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW), can be understood in terms of different phases or "versions" that have transformed how we interact with the internet. Here’s an overview of these phases:
1. Web 1.0 (Static Web)
- Timeframe: 1990s to early 2000s
- Description: The first phase of the web, Web 1.0, was primarily about information distribution. Websites were static, meaning they were read-only and users could not interact with the content. Content creators were few, and most users were simply consumers of information.
- Features: Static pages, basic HTML, simple designs, limited interactivity, and hyperlinks.
2. Web 2.0 (Social Web)
- Timeframe: Early 2000s to the present
- Description: Web 2.0 introduced dynamic content and user interactivity. This phase marked the rise of social media, blogs, wikis, and other platforms that allowed users to generate and share content. It emphasized collaboration and social networking.
- Features: User-generated content, social networking, rich user interfaces (AJAX, JavaScript), interactive web applications, and the rise of mobile internet.
Web 3.0 (Semantic Web)
- Timeframe: Emerging from the late 2000s
- Description: Web 3.0 is about making the web more intelligent and connected. It focuses on data integration, where machines understand and interpret information much like humans do. This phase is closely associated with the use of AI, blockchain, and decentralized applications.
- Features: Semantic search, AI-driven content, decentralized networks (blockchain), smart contracts, and personalized user experiences.
To be continued...
The advancement of the web, often referred to as the evolution of the World Wide Web (WWW), can be understood in terms of different phases or "versions" that have transformed how we interact with the internet. Here’s an overview of these phases:
1. Web 1.0 (Static Web)
- Timeframe: 1990s to early 2000s
- Description: The first phase of the web, Web 1.0, was primarily about information distribution. Websites were static, meaning they were read-only and users could not interact with the content. Content creators were few, and most users were simply consumers of information.
- Features: Static pages, basic HTML, simple designs, limited interactivity, and hyperlinks.
2. Web 2.0 (Social Web)
- Timeframe: Early 2000s to the present
- Description: Web 2.0 introduced dynamic content and user interactivity. This phase marked the rise of social media, blogs, wikis, and other platforms that allowed users to generate and share content. It emphasized collaboration and social networking.
- Features: User-generated content, social networking, rich user interfaces (AJAX, JavaScript), interactive web applications, and the rise of mobile internet.
Web 3.0 (Semantic Web)
- Timeframe: Emerging from the late 2000s
- Description: Web 3.0 is about making the web more intelligent and connected. It focuses on data integration, where machines understand and interpret information much like humans do. This phase is closely associated with the use of AI, blockchain, and decentralized applications.
- Features: Semantic search, AI-driven content, decentralized networks (blockchain), smart contracts, and personalized user experiences.
To be continued...