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As for the objective, there is no difference, it is always sought to be a p2p digital payment method. If we talk about individual cryptocurrencies, the difference is in the algorithms in which they work and in the type of encryption they use, resulting in different technologies, each with a different objective, some for savings, others for quick payments, others for anonymous transactions and , of course, in the price that each of these cryptocurrencies handles, they usually quote differently.

Since I understood how cryptocurrencies work and understood that they are an economic means of which you are the owner of your money, nobody else and everything is based on decentralization, I understood that I was not going to stop having another economic means than cryptocurrencies. It is only a matter of time before they become as common as the internet.

Gold is the mineral, bitcoin is the equivalent but in digital, save bitcoin, it is the best you can do. Good information, I think it is a good contribution to the community.

HAHAHA is a good reason, the other reason may be because you are the owner of your own money and you are not a victim of market manipulation.

This is the best advice they could have given me when I started, unfortunately it wasn't. Since then I have learned that with the only cryptocurrency with which you can afford the market decline is with bitcoin since its trend will always be the rise. Since then I always divide my capital into different cryptocurrencies to avoid being so affected by the volatility of the market.

I always look at the market cap of the cryptocurrency, in addition, in the project that supports said cryptocurrency, just as money is supported by governments, cryptocurrencies are supported by projects. In addition to that, there are many entities that are in charge of auditing cryptocurrencies and validating their genuineness.

I consider that cryptocurrencies have great potential, before stable coins if one wanted to belong to the world of cryptocurrencies had to suffer the volatility of the market, with the arrival of stable coins you can monetize with cryptocurrencies without the risk of being affected by the rise or fall of the cryptocurrency.

I currently use in the order I mention them ... Binance, Huobi and Yobit. I like to use Binance as the main one since being a large exchange its commissions are minimal and it has many pairs with which you can trade comfortably. In general these three specific exchanges are good, I have no complaints about any of these. I hope my answer has contributed something to your publication

On the one hand I do not like that they have my biometric and personal data, on the other hand it gives me confidence when making P2P trade since I know that the person on the other side is not going to try to carry out a scam. I think it depends, it's a matter of taste, I hope my answer contributes something to your publication.

I play a lot League of Legends is a very cool game, I play it so much that it can be even a little worrying HAHAHA, you could take a look at it to see how you think, let's avoid excesses as they can be harmful to health.

At the moment $CAKE is giving very good results and in turn you can also get $TWT which is going up, you should check it to see how it seems to you, before investing always study the project on your own and never do it with money that does not be willing to lose. Hope my post provides some help.

Before investing money I suggest that you first study well and that the money you want to invest you are willing to lose, in this world of cryptocurrencies you can earn a lot of money as you can also lose a lot of money, be careful.

Thank you for sharing this valuable information, fortunately I was able to sign up, I hope that the majority here have also succeeded. For those who do not know, the airdrop will be distributed in the next 30 days after it closes, so stay tuned.

I advise you that before investing, first study and learn a lot about the world of cryptocurrencies, especially how the blockchain works, only after that, investigate the project behind the cryptocurrency you want to enter and always do it with money that you don't you need and are willing to lose. From the world of cryptocurrencies you can make a lot of money, as well as you can lose a lot too. I hope my answer has helped you.

I was closely following the PancakeSwap project, luckily for all of us what we did and we invested a little at the beginning, we see ourselves greatly benefited today, celebrating that the price of the currency has touched one dollar in practically record time! I'm very happy.