Complete List of All The Useful Posts About Cryptocurrency.

TL;DR: Something to read during the weekend, to expand your knowledge:)

Hello, its been 5 months since I posted my first Comprehensive List of the Most Basic Useful Posts About Cryptocurrency. I feel like it’s a great time to provide a new, better, updated version of that list.

I would like to give shout out to everyone, that contributed to this subreddit with unique quality helpful educational post. Without you guys, it wouldn’t be possible to create such a list of all the necessary posts that can boost your knowledge by 100%. All of the credits goes to the OPs of those posts.

This List Will Contain Some Of The Basics Fundamentals From This Whole Subreddit.

CRYPTOCURRENCY IN GENERAL

If you’re here, you probably should already know what is cryptocurrency. If not, then here is the short simple answer: Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that can be used to buy services or goods. You can earn cryptocurrencies for free as well! - u/GrandAct

It can be used as a store of value. Cryptocurrencies are using strong ledger which is securing online transactions. This makes it literally nearly impossible, impenetrable to counterfeit. There are currently over 10.000~ cryptocurrencies listed on CoinMarketCap.

1. The top 50 Cryptocurrencies, each explained with one sentence - u/Layneeeee

2. Top 101 Coins Grouped by Usage/Purpose - u/CrabCommander

3. Top 25 cryptocurrencies - 3 Pros, 3 Cons - u/pippius

4. Some interesting facts about the top 15 cryptocurrencies - u/LivingThings37

5. The ultimate guide to earning passive income with cryptocurrencies - u/Weaver96

6. List of 43 countrys and their cryptocurrency regulations - u/steavus

7. 5 ways to generate passive crypto, what is and what isn’t worth the time - u/kissing_the_beehive

8. One sentence summary of all the most popular scams, watch out for this! - u/Wargizmo

9. What you need to know about Decentralized Finance - DeFi - u/Ameri-CantBeWrong

   1. There is only one BTC and ETH. Beware of coins with similar names such as BCH or ETC, they’re not equal, they’re not the same thing - u/FatBulkExpanse

DYOR - Do Your Own Research

DYOR. Yep, you probably saw this acronym many times in this subreddit. In short, “DYOR” (not Christian) means that you should never, never and never trust an any other company, people, project team or anyone else without proper verifying of the information that they provided for you. Always compare their suggests to your OWN RESEARCHES.

Nobody will tell you truly, how to get rich. They want to make rich off you !

1. Beginners guide to researching crypto projects - u/cryptogrowth

2. How to Find Assets BEFORE They Are Popular - u/BTC2018

3. A Guide On How To DYOR “Do Your Own Research” In An Effective Manner - u/GoldenRain99

   1. A curated list of the best crypto research tools - u/M00OSE

4. To all the new folks getting into crypto: Do not, I repeat, do not buy on Robin Hood. - u/wolfmangpuck

5. I created a tool to better understand market cap potential of alt coins, because I needed it myself for my research. Published it as a website for anyone to use. No ads, no BS. - u/lovinglyhandmade

6. A break down of the bull case for Ethereum and how it relates to Bitcoin - u/TheWierdGuy

7. Beginners Guide to DYOR (Do Your Own Research - u/Weaver96

8. Everyone talks about DYOR - How to DYOR - u/calvintheidiot

9. 10 Great Crypto Research Sites And Tools - u/ser_antonii

10. Everyone says DYOR but nobody tells you how. THIS IS HOW YOU DYOR - u/dragondude4

YouTubers as part of DYOR

Some of us are watching YouTube, to do his own DYOR, to lean one someone’s else’s opinion, to find a motivation, to learn more about projects. When you don’t know where to look for research, YouTube may came to your mind. While some of the YouTubers are providing some good Technical Analysis, others are making use of their own subscribers for their own good.

1. Crypto Youtubers Tier List - u/anasshm

2. To YouTube Clickbaiters - Don’t toy with us! -u/liau_

3. We should be here for newcomers, because YouTubers certainly aren’t - u/Kawalele

4. Techlead, crypto youtuber with over 1million subscribers is scammer, here is the evidence! Be aware! - u/Actnaou

WALLETS

A wallet is a important thing to own when you’re working with cryptocurrencies. A crypto wallet can be device, program or a service which is storing your keys or seed. These keys or seeds are being used to verify yours transactions in order to prevent someone else from using your cryptocurrencies. You can store in them your cryptocurrencies pretty much totally safely, or even your FIAT.

1. A Beginners Guide to Cryptocurrency Wallets - u/Weaver96

2. Things you NEED to do when you first receive your hardware wallet - u/plokij24

   1. A wallet is not what you think it is - u/MagoCrypto

3. Ultimate Staking Guide 2021: Overview of Best Crypto-Projects to Stake with PoS and DPoS “Profitability, User Experience, Low-Risk - u/icysx

4. CryptoWallets - Which one should you use - u/good-as-helix

   1. Do not trust 2nd hand “used” wallet. Only trust hardware wallets from their original packaging, bought directly from Ledger or Trezor - u/SuperSonicRocket

5. The Complete Security guide to keep your PC, your wallets and crypto safe - u/xCryptoPandax

6. UPDATED: Complete Beginners Guide to Crypto Wallets - u/anakanin

MOONS

Our lovely moons. The currency of our subreddit. You get moons by getting upvotes, either by commenting or posting posts. In our subreddit it’s called ‘shitposting’. Moons are distributed once per month. You can HODL them, flex them, and even trade them for XLM or sell/buy them through some 3rd party providers. Currently the price of 1 MOON is $0.30.

Reddit moons have paid for my bills two months in a row by u/AvidasOfficial . Or even they can pay your debt ! I sold my 78k moons to pay off my debt! by u/Wulkingdead

1. The Great FAQ about Moons, Community Polls, Governance and more - u/DivineEu

2. Reddit MOON info for newcomers - u/nanooverbtc

   1. Let me explain how moonfarming, bots, karma and mass downvoting works and where this sub is heading - u/fan_of_hakiksexydays

3. Why MOONs are mooning, plus some resources - u/Larkinz

4. Question about MOONS? Did i missed the party? - u/birolata

5. Full Guide to buying Reddit Moons on Honeyswap - Hopefully this saves people trouble going forward. - u/LargeSnorlax

6. FAQ, Sell, Buy, Governance. 4 guides about MOONs - u/DivineEu

EXCHANGES

Simply, Exchanges are Platforms. Platforms that we’re using every day to trade our cryptocurrencies for other assets, including either FIAT or digital currencies. They act as intermediary between the seller and the buyer. For this job, we’re paying them the transaction fees or commissions.

1. Robinhood blocked several stocks from being bought. They locked the buy button when it suited them. Don’t buy Bitcoin on RobinHood. The dust has settled, but we remember - u/jackvilles

2. A beginners guide to limit orders, stop orders and stop limit orders - u/pseudoHappyHippy

3. Be careful not to deposit your crypto into any exchange before seeing their KYC terms or else they may Freeze your withdrawal with excuses - u/chilledmyspine

4. How and why exchanges are manipulating the price in order to capitalize on the new market dynamics - u/arsonbunny

5. A beginners Guide to Cryptocurrency Exchanges - u/Weaver96

6. Keeping your coins at exchange might be the best thing for you - u/CarbonatedInsidious

7. Beware: If you’re using Robinhood to buy cryptos, you’re doing it wrong - u/Such-Fig-3879

   1. Reminder that Coinbase Pro is free and has lower fees than Coinbase - u/snowzillareturns

Dollar Cost Average (DCA)

It is an investment strategy/technique in which an investor is spreading his crypto, stock or fund purchases. It’s a strategy where you’re buying at regular intervals ( weekly, monthly, every other week etc. ) with a roughly similar equal amounts of money. It aims to reduce the volatility and minimize risk.

1. Stop trying the market, DCA FTW - u/Nexul1

2. “Buy The Dip” Isn’t Often What It Seems - Why Dollar Cost Averaging Can Be A Smarter Choice - u/calvintheidiot

3. Dollar Cost Average “DCA” spreadsheet to help with research, “mostly for newbies” - u/FrontHandNerd

4. If you’re young, then you should hodl, not trade - u/walkinthepark01

5. Its not too expensive, and you’re not too late - u/Weaver96

6. DCA - What is "Dollar Cost Averaging"? Why You Should DCA, What is my DCA strategy.. - u/DivineEu

OTHER EDUCATIONAL THREADS

1. A collection off all the possible ways to earn free Crypto - u/Layneeeee

2. I will tell you exactly what is going on here, this is critical information to understand if you’re going to make money in this space. How prices work, and what moves them - and it’s not money invested/withdrawn - u/Suuperdad ( 3 yrs old thread but still relevant )

3. 20% dip? Looks pretty normal to me - u/bose25

4. How a became a millionaire using crypto technical analysis and here is a guide - u/steavus

5. Sell walls: What they are, what they do and how to spot them - u/Tilted_Till_Tuesday

6. Most used abbreviations in the cryptospace “newbie guide” - u/Jeremykla

7. FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) for the top 20 coins and why you should be aware of it - u/liau_

8. Pump And Dump Schemes. What They Are, How To Avoid Them - u/Anhowa123

9. DeFi Explained: The FULL Guide - u/Fantastic-Cucumber-1 - Check this guy, he is the human encyclopaedia when it comes to DeFi, all of his posts are pure gold.

10.NFT Madness - What they are and what they are not - u/CrabCommander

11.This is what happens to Bitcoin when options expire - u/TheGreatCryptopo

12.The Ethereum Value Propisition: Beginner Guide - u/etheraider

13.Inflation and Crypto - A detailed analysis - u/Ameri-CantBeWrong

1. If you’re going to buy HIGH RISK MEME coins, please use one of these 3 tools to check if there is liquidity - u/GreenBottom18

2. Tips for Young/New investors from real Grandma into cryptocurrency - u/Content_Structure118

3. I’m in crypto since 2013, over 700 altcoin trades, now a DeFi Crypto farmer. Here are my valuable tips! - u/Cryptodragonnz

4. So you’re tired of Shitposts? Learn crypto with me. - u/Username-Not-A-Bot

I would like to ask you kindly to suggest some more USEFUL threads or links in the comment section below.

Bear in mind, that some of these posts may be outdated and not relevant anymore