Assignment, for day 3
2.What is ledger
2.What is hot wallet and cold wallets
3.Difference between hot and cold wallets
4.The first cryptocurrency before bitcoin
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If decentralization gives users more control, what are the biggest challenges a beginner should be aware of when using a decentralized wallet?
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Crypto with shola Day 1,1. In a space where there is lots of information, you will only grow in a community where genuine information is being shared,2. Crypto is 50/50 The one 50 is getting the right information the second 50 is execution
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Day 2
Evolution of money
Banter system
To
Commodity Money
To
Bank notes
To
Crypto currency (decentralization)
Thank you Cyprus for today eye opening
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Some of the confirmation/CISD formations you may see when price taps into a liquidity pool that confirms your bias:
Key takeaway:
Key Levels = Constant.
This means a key level must always be present before any of these confirmations can form and be Valid.
Price will always be targeting a structural DOL, so your bias still has to be correct first.
From there:
Price feeds into a counter-acting POI → forms a CISD pattern → breaks below/above the source candle of the confirmation → and that gives you your valid entry + invalidation.
Another important note:
A Key Level is essentially a liquidity pool.
When many of you hear “liquidity pool,” you immediately think of only inducements, traps, equal highs/lows etc.
But:
An old high/low is a liquidity pool.
A Fair Value Gap is a liquidity pool.
An Order Block is a liquidity pool.
Essentially, anything price needs to feed into before delivering is a liquidity pool.
That’s why the Key Level comes first.
KL → Confirmation/CISD → Entry → Target.
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