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The inventor of television, Philo Farnsworth, did not allow his children to watch television because he was afraid they would become stupid. #Funfact #History Join and share @SHOCKINGFACT

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Crypto speak: OTC “OTC” (over-the-counter) is the trading of crypto bypassing classic exchanges without intermediaries. The buyer and seller directly agree on the rate of the asset, the amount of the transaction, and other details. In order for buyers and sellers to find each other, OTC platforms work on the market. They play the role of a guarantor of the fulfillment of the terms of the transaction. If the parties have claims against each other, the OTC platform investigates and gives its verdict. The OTC market is used by business clients and large sellers and buyers because it is suitable for large transactions. #crypto #knowledge #Tipe

Cats can get pregnant by multiple fathers simultaneously. This is how kittens from the same litter can look so different. #Funfact #Animal Join and share @FactUpp

📈How not to get caught by scammers? ⠀ On the first part of the safety guide you put a lot of reactions. I heard you and prepared the second part. 1️⃣ Personal messages When you fill out forms to get into Whitelist, or even just following the project, you join official Telegram and Discord groups (other social networks are also possible) and then suddenly you get a personal message that "you won" or "you were selected" or shortly before the token is put on the market, you may receive a message with a token contract. 100% it will be scammers. They monitor users who joined groups and start sending personal messages. 🟢Never follow links from private messages, don't reply to them and delete/block the chat immediately so as not to lose your funds. 🟢You can minimize the appearance of such messages through the security settings in the app: ●In Telegram, we recommend banning them from adding you to groups. ●Discord has a feature to prohibit private messages. Don't be afraid to close and delete private messages from unknown contacts, because administrators of the projects you follow will never write to you first. 2️⃣ Email Sometimes you may get a message about a prize or some other information from the project to your email. The first thing you should do is to check the sender of the message. In 99% of cases they will say through their official media that they send out a mail to the users and they will say which e-mail it should come from. Also we want to warn you against downloading any files from e-mails of unknown senders, even text ones, as it can cause installation of malware. 3️⃣ Fishing Phishing sites are quite common. These are copies of project sites, games or entire exchanges, by connecting to them or by signing a contract you can lose your funds. Don't be a "fish". ✅You may be wondering, how do you know the official channel of a project? ⚫️First, when publishing information on the channel, we always attach links to the site/channel or other official source. ⚫️Second, you may also find the links you need on aggregator sites like CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko (if the project is already launched, the token contract address is also available there). 4️⃣ OTC When you got in the whitelist of any project (or not), you may want to sell your purse or buy another one. To do this, we all use a kind of "markets" - OTC. But, as in any market, here too we will be expected by amateurs of profit. Guarantor can be in collusion with the seller, or the seller can write off your money from the purse purchased. There are many other situations that can arise and bring you a loss. I recommend using only verified OTC and always refer to guarantors and check if the guarantor mentioned in OTC matches with the person you are dealing with. If you try to combine all of the above in one sentence in this section - check the sources of information very carefully. This will help you save your money. 💭In the post, we mentioned a lot about Whitelist and OTC. Perhaps many of you do not fully understand what it is and how it works. Should I post on this topic? Yes - 👍 No - 👎 #Crypto #Tips #Knowledge

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📈How to store your crypto assets properly? 🔐 ㅤ Many of my subscribers are still "new to cryptocurrencies". And especially for you I prepared a post with basic rules of handling and storing your crypto. 1️⃣ Seed-phrase We all know that when we create a wallet, we get a Seed-phrase that gives us access to the wallet on any device. But are we handling it correctly? We can assume that most of you have the seed-phrase stored in your notes on your phone or computer. You should not do so, because your phones can also be attacked. And we're not just talking about hacking. Your phone or laptop can be stolen, and if there is information about your crypto-purse inside, the loss can greatly exceed the value of the device itself. In our opinion, the most correct way to keep a seed-phrase, even in spite of the digital age, is a piece of paper, which you leave in a safe or other secluded place. You can learn it, of course, but we wouldn't recommend being so sure of your memory. 2️⃣ Hardware wallets An additional safeguard against hacking and stealing funds from your wallet can be the use of so-called "cold" wallets, which are not online and are offline until you need them. They are ideal for storing your tokens. You can always plug in the wallet and make the transactions you need, and the rest of the time your tokens will be safe. I would recommend choosing between Ledger and Trezor. Buy cold wallets only from official manufacturer sites. Marketplaces, online stores (even large ones), classifieds sites, and even more so used devices can pose a risk to your funds. 3️⃣ Exchanges Let us mention that you should not keep large amounts of their funds in the centralized exchanges. At any time the exchange can be subject to hacking, or any failure, or the exchange can impose restrictions on your account, thereby blocking your funds. Keep on exchanges only necessary minimum for trade/exchange, and use only trustworthy and large exchanges. The major exchanges are Binance, Huobi, ByBit, Gate. 4️⃣ Stablecoins We all use stabelcoins until we decide to invest somewhere else. Our main advice is don't keep all your money in one type of stabelcoin. Split the amount among several stabbles, thus diversifying the risks (even though the risks are minimal, but we all remember the UST case.). 💭 In the first part of this post, we only covered the basics. I can prepare the second part, in which we will tell about spam from projects to personal messages and Email, fake sites of projects, deception on OTC-platforms and etc. Would you be interested in such content? 👍 - Yes 👎 - No #Crypto #knowledge #Tips

Seahorses are the only species where the male gets pregnant and gives birth. When mating the female deposits her eggs into the male's brood pouch, and the male fertilizes them internally. He carries the eggs in his pouch until they hatch, then releases baby seahorses into the water. #Funfact #Animal Join and share @FactUpp

🚨 How not to lose all your money on a scam? Experience shows that scammers evolve along with the market. Newcomers continue to fall into the traps of scammers. And I don't stop telling you how to avoid being scammed in the crypto market, particularly in telegram. Types of scams via telegram and social networks 👇 ❌ Fake token A scammer buys a news/analytics channel with normal content. Then buys ads in the top channels and under the fresh audience publishes signals urging to buy token X before listing on the main exchanges. Initially, the token is fake. The contract spells out a feature that prohibits selling the token. That's why the price goes up forever, the scammer gets richer, and the hamsters get poorer. ✅ Conclusion: Before buying, check the token on CoinMarketCap, analyze its tweet. Do NOT buy tokens through contracts published in channels/chats. All official contracts are on CMC or Coingecko. ❌ Scam Telegram Ads Telegram Ads are ads that pop up at the bottom of the channel. Only Telegram is responsible for these ads. Channel admins have no influence on the quality of these ads and get nothing out of it. Sometimes scammers advertise their channels through Telegram Ads, showing their successful signals. And after a while, they skam subscribers through trust management (TMA) or skam tokens. ✅ Conclusion: Do not trust those channels which offer to deposit money somewhere, buy signals or give money to a trust. ❌ Phishing links in official social networks There have been many cases where discord or twitter of big projects have been hacked and posted phishing links to airdrop or mint NFT. Or scammers have created similar social networks and offered to get free tokens/NFT on the site right now. After connecting to the site and signing the transaction, the scammer would gain access to your wallet. These are far from isolated cases. ✅ Conclusion: Always have several wallets. A primary one for connecting to trusted sites (OpenSea, Uniswap) and storing liquid assets. And secondary - for activities, dubious projects and riserch. 💭No one is immune to scammers. To lose less, use the rule of thumb: "Go slower when it comes to making money, and faster when you want to keep your assets. 📌 Save and share this information with your friends #crypto #Tips