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🤫Who created Web3? Today, we will talk about the mysterious figure behind the inception of the cryptocurrency revolution: Satoshi Nakamoto. Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym of the individual or group of individuals who wrote and published the Bitcoin white paper. This event marked the starting point for the development of the first cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. White paper: a document with detailed information about a project. Beginnings The Bitcoin white paper was published in 2008 under the title “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” In 2009, the first version of the Bitcoin network was launched and began its operation. We know almost nothing about Satoshi’s identity. He or they maintained anonymity from the beginning and, in 2010, stopped actively working on the project It is estimated that Satoshi owns between 750,000 and 1.1 million Bitcoin. At the current rate, the fortune is estimated at $70 billion (~5% of the total BTC market capitalization). Legacy Satoshi launched a decentralized movement, changed perspectives on finance, and inspired many people to build their lives differently. #basic | Not Guide

🤓Crypto Glossary In Web3, you’ll most likely encounter a lot of unfamiliar words. But worry not – we’ll help you make sense of them! Click on the cards to learn about new terms. You can find more crypto words in one of our campaigns. ❤️‍🔥 – If you found this helpful #basic | Not Guide

Not Guide Navigation Our goal is to make the process of learning web3 understandable, interactive, and beneficial for everyone. We've collected all the necessary guides and instructions in one place. Current campaigns: ⁃ Basics of web3 ⁃ NFTs. Pictures worth millions ⁃ Everything about the TON blockchain ⁃ How to buy cryptocurrency Hashtags: ⁃ #basic / #intern / #advanced ⁃ #earnings ⁃ #update Reflect, doubt, explore. 💎

🧐Where to store crypto Custodial CEXs and non-custodial wallets are the main ways to store crypto. Which one should you choose? Let’s break it down. Storage on CEXs (custodial wallets) This is a simple and popular method, but it’s not safe because you do not control the wallet’s data. It’s better to withdraw funds after performing the necessary operations. There are cases when the exchange freezes assets or gets hacked. These are quite high risks. Examples of CEXs: Binance, Bybit, OKX. Non-custodial wallets In crypto wallets, assets are stored on the blockchain and are only accessible to you. Each wallet has a seed or recovery phrase (a list of 12–24 words) that is used in case you need to restore access. No one can access your wallet unless you share your seed phrase with them. Be sure to write it down on a piece of paper (only! Do not take photos) and keep it in a secure place. Do not share the phrase with anyone, even if they ask. Non-custodial wallets come in two types: 1. Apps or browser extensions – On your phone, computer, or browser that work through the internet. All the data is stored with you, but if you don’t pay close attention to where you’re downloading the app from, you could lose access to the app and all your assets! Therefore, never download unfamiliar applications and only connect to verified sites. Examples: Tonkeeper, Wallet, MyTonWallet. 2. Hardware wallets – Standalone devices that resemble a regular flash drive and work offline. This is the securest method; everything is stored on a physical device, and any operation requires confirmation. If your computer gets hacked, the assets in a hardware wallet will remain safe. Examples: Ledger, SafePal, Tangem. Safety rules: ⁃ Store the seed phrase in a secure place (only write it on a piece of paper). ⁃ Do not connect your wallet to unverified sites. ⁃ Do not store assets in one wallet – distribute them in multiple wallets. #basic | Not Guide

How to buy NOT There are three main ways to purchase NOT: ⁃ Directly in Telegram ⁃ Through centralized exchanges ⁃ Through decentralized exchanges. Detailed information about each method can be found in our instructions. Only use reputable platforms when buying crypto and make sure to share the guide with your friends. Read the instructions here👈 #basic | Not Guide

💹How can I buy cryptocurrency? We’ll break it down for you in simple language. We have prepared the MOST complete guide on how to buy cryptocurrency with a bank card. Share our guide with your friends and relatives who want to buy cryptocurrency 🤓 👉You can find the guide here #basic | Not Guide