Learn, invest and earn with cryptocurrencies
So, I’ve been spending a lot more time trying to learn and research NFTs the last few weeks, and this post is an outcome of
Treat this as part 1 of this series. Derivatives is a complicated subject and attempting to fit in all of it in one post is
While the headline picks just a couple of types, this post aims to address the entire class of “Meme coins” or as some prefer calling
This is my latest newsletters which I’d shared with subscribers on the 30th May. Typically aiming to post these newsletters a week after I share
Firstly, DCA is Dollar Cost Averaging and SIP is Systematic Investment Plan. I’m used to the term SIP as it’s used extensively in the investments
Before I get into what I’m wanting to say, here are three things anyone investing or trading ought know. This is particularly true for cryptocurrencies:
I’ve spoken about this on Twitter earlier, and just thought of building on that in this post. The indicator I’m talking about is the 100
Amid the race to try and pick the next 1000x, participants in the field of cryptocurrencies often ignore what may be the most crucial and
Making an attempt here to try and simplify the concept of APY (annual percentage yield). This can be a little difficult wrapping your head around.
So if you’re read some of my earlier posts on technical analysis, you’d know that the price of an asset (crypto, stock, gold, silver, etc.)
Passionate about the financial markets, I’ve been a equity trader in the past and following financial markets for over 10 years now. I’ve worked in Asia, the Middle East and now Europe. Currently I’m working full time with a startup that’s attempting to better the news. I’ve studied fundamental and technical analysis and generally like a blend of the two in taking market calls. Fundamentals help in knowing that you’re holding something sound. Technicals help in knowing when to buy or sell. That’s the easiest way to understand investing.
