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Trading can be a source of income or a vehicle for financial independence, but it also requires perseverance, patience, and self-knowledge.
This book is just the beginning. Good luck on your journey to cryptocurrency trading mastery!

Cryptocurrency Trading - A Guide to Successful Investing

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  • Index

    Chapter 1: Introduction to the Crypto World ------------------------------ Page 05

    1.1 What is a cryptocurrency?

    1.2 History and evolution of the market

    1.3 Blockchain: the technology that makes it possible

    Chapter 2: Types of Cryptocurrencies --------------- ----------------------- Page 08

    2.1 Bitcoin (BTC): The Pioneer

    2.2 Ethereum (ETH) and Smart Contracts

    2.3 Altcoins: Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum

    2.4 Stablecoins: Cryptoassets Pegged to Stable Values

    2.5 Tokens and Their Utility

    2.6 Memecoins: More Than a Joke

    Chapter 3: How to Get Started in Cryptocurrency Trading ----------- Page 11

    3.1 Choosing the Right Exchange

    3.2 Creating and Securing a Wallet

    3.3 Making Your First Purchase

    3.4 Basic Analysis Tools

    3.5 Trading Psychology from the Beginning

    Chapter 4: Types of Analysis in Cryptocurrency Trading –----------- Page 14

    4.1 Technical Analysis: Reading the Charts

    4.2 Fundamental Analysis: Assessing True Value

    4.3 Sentiment Analysis: Reading Market Mood

    4.4 Combining Approaches for Sounder Decisions

    Chapter 5: Trading Strategies and Risk Management ------------------ Page 17

    5.1 Trading Styles

    5.2 Designing a Personal Strategy

    5.3 Risk Management: Protecting Your Investment

    5.4 Emotional Control and Discipline

    Chapter 6: Advanced Tools and Trading Bots ---------------------------- Page 20

    6.1 Professional Analysis Platforms

    6.2 Automated Trading Bots

    6.3 Algorithmic Trading and Custom Strategies

    Chapter 7: Taxation and Regulation of Crypto Trading ---------------- Page 23

    7.1 Basic tax obligations

    7.2 Documentation and transaction registration

    7.3 Differences between countries

    7.4 Regulation of trading and exchanges

    7.5 Tips for complying with the law

    Chapter 8: Common Mistakes and Tips for Beginners ----------------- Page 26

    8.1 Common Mistakes

    8.2 Tips for Beginners

    8.3 Recommended Resources

    Chapter 9: Interpretation News & Events in the Crypto Market ----- Page 29

    9.1 Types of news that affect the market

    9.2 How to analyze a news story

    9.3 Tools for monitoring news

    9.4 Reacting intelligently to news

    9.5 Case studies

    Chapter 10: How to Build a Personalized Trading Plan ---------------- Page 32

    10.1 Define your goals

    10.2 Choose your trading style

    10.3 Asset selection

    10.4 Money management

    10.5 Entry and exit rules

    10.6 Trading journal

    10.7 Continuous evaluation and improvement

    10.8 Discipline and psychology

    Chapter 11: Future Trends in Cryptocurrency Trading ----------------- Page 35

    11.1 Decentralized Finance (DeFi)

    11.2 Asset Tokenization

    11.3 Stablecoins and CBDCs

    11.4 Artificial Intelligence and Trading Automation

    11.5 Increased Regulation and Institutional Adoption

    11.6 NFTs and the Digital Economy

    11.7 Sustainability and Green Mining

    11.8 Interoperability and Multi-Chain Networks

    Chapter 12: Conclusions and Recommended Resources ------------ Page 38

    12.1 Key lessons learned

    12.2 Recommendations for your journey as a trader

    12.3 Useful resources

    12.4 A long-term view

    Chapter 13: Possible scenarios for cryptocurrencies in the next decade (Prediction 2025/2035) ------------------------------------------------------------ Page 40

    Chapter 1: Introduction to the Crypto World

    Over the past two decades, the global financial system has undergone a quiet but powerful revolution: the birth of cryptocurrencies. Since the creation of Bitcoin in 2009 by an entity under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, the world has witnessed the birth of a new economic paradigm, based on decentralization, cryptography, and blockchain technology.

    Cryptocurrencies are not simply a digital form of money; they represent a new way of understanding value, finance, and individual sovereignty. Unlike traditional (fiat) currencies, which are controlled by governments and central banks, cryptocurrencies operate on decentralized networks, where users validate and record transactions.

    1.1 What is a cryptocurrency?

    A cryptocurrency is a digital asset that uses cryptography to secure transactions, control the creation of new units, and verify the transfer of assets. They operate using blockchain technology, a distributed ledger that guarantees transparency and immutability of data.
    Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency and remains the most well-known and valuable. Since its emergence, thousands of alternative cryptocurrencies (known as "altcoins") have emerged, each with specific characteristics and uses.

    1.2 History and evolution of the market

    The cryptocurrency market has grown from a technological curiosity to a multi-billion-dollar industry. In its early years, Bitcoin was used primarily by tech enthusiasts and online forum users. Over time, its value increased, attracting the attention of investors, businesses, and governments.
    In 2015, the launch of Ethereum brought with it the possibility of smart contracts, which greatly expanded the applications of blockchain technology. Since then, the ecosystem has grown rapidly, including tokens, decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and more.

    1.3 Blockchain: The Technology That Makes It Possible

    Blockchain is a distributed, decentralized digital ledger. Each block contains a set of transactions and is cryptographically linked to the previous block, forming an immutable chain.
    This technology eliminates the need for intermediaries, reduces transaction costs, and improves data security. In addition to its application in cryptocurrencies, blockchain is being explored in sectors such as logistics, healthcare, education, and public administration.

    1.4 Why does cryptocurrency trading matter?

    Cryptocurrency trading offers opportunities rarely seen in other financial markets. Its high volatility, 24/7 availability, and relatively low barrier to entry make it an attractive environment for both beginners and experienced traders.

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