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Most newbies enter the market with one thought: FIND!!!🚀🚀🚀
a coin that will give 100% in a week.
I thought the same way too.
But over time I realized: the trader's main asset isn't the deposit, it's knowledge.
Plan for the first 30 days
Days 1–7: Let's hit the books.
✅ What are Bitcoin/Ethereum/YFI?
✅ What's the difference between spot and futures?

If YFI moons 300% tomorrow, most still won’t FOMO in.
You know why?
Because right now, it’s not appealing to anyone.
When an asset dips, everyone looks for reasons why it’s going to die.
When an asset pumps 300%, the same folks start hunting for reasons why it’ll pump another 300%.
Market psychology doesn’t change.

Foundation of the strategy
Trade only when there are 3 conditions:
📉 Clear trend
📍 Level (support or resistance)
⏳ Confirmation of movement (candlestick, breakout, or pullback)
If there's not at least one of these points — no trade.
What does an entry look like
Example: price approaches a level
we're looking at a false breakout or a pullback

Why do most traders blow their accounts — and how to change that
I used to think trading was about quick money.
More trades. More risk. More leverage.
But the truth turned out to be different.
I entered trades emotionally.
Saw a green candlestick — was afraid to miss the move.
Saw the drop — panicked and closed my position at a loss.

Most newbies come into crypto with one thought — 'make quick cash.'
And it's exactly at this moment that people start losing their deposit.
Some folks are buying on emotions.
Some are listening to 'gurus' from TikTok.
Some are jumping into a coin after a +200% pump.
Then the market dips -15% — and panic sets in.
But the truth is, trading isn't about luck.

A working strategy for newbies
Option 1 — Spot trading (the safest start)
You simply buy coins cheaper and sell them for a profit.
Suitable for:
if your deposit is small
if you have little experience
if you don't want to quickly blow your bankroll
How to do it:
Choose strong coins:
BTC
ETH
SOL
YFI
BNB
Buy in parts during dips.

🚀 yearn.finance is showing signs of life again.🔥😎
While most are watching in fear — the market is quietly starting to wake up.
Every move upwards isn't just numbers on a candlestick. It's a signal that even after long drawdowns, strong projects can bounce back into the game.
YFI isn't just a 'one-day hype'. It's a coin that has already weathered panic, dumps, and distrust — and still remains at the center of DeFi.

YFI is the token of the yearn.finance project, one of the most well-known DeFi protocols on the Ethereum network.
The project automates the search for the best yield for crypto through vault strategies and yield farming.
Not every coin is made for the masses.
YFI is the pick of those who spot opportunities before others.

YouTube creators in the U.S. can receive payouts in the PYUSD stablecoin
Technology giants continue to gradually integrate cryptocurrencies. The latest example is YouTube’s decision to allow content creators on the platform to choose payouts in PayPal’s stablecoin, PYUSD. This was confirmed to Fortune by May Zabaneh, Head of Crypto at PayPal. According to Zabaneh, the new feature is already live but is currently available only to users in the United States.
A Google spokesperson, whose company owns YouTube, also confirmed that the video platform has added the option for creators to receive payouts in PayPal stablecoins, but declined to provide further comment.
Simplifying crypto asset operations
YouTube is already a PayPal client and uses its payout services to settle payments with freelancers and contractors.
At the beginning of the third quarter, PayPal introduced the ability to receive payments in its proprietary stablecoin, PYUSD. Following this, YouTube decided to add this option for creators who receive a share of revenue from their videos.
Big tech companies show interest in stablecoins
YouTube’s interest in stablecoins reflects a broader trend: Google and other major technology companies are showing growing interest in these assets amid increasing enthusiasm in Silicon Valley.
Stablecoins—whose value is pegged to underlying assets such as the U.S. dollar—have long been part of the crypto industry. However, last year they entered the mainstream, especially after President Donald Trump signed a landmark law regulating stablecoins (the GENIUS Act) on July 18, 2025.
Supporters argue that stablecoins represent a significantly improved alternative to the existing financial infrastructure.
PayPal is one of the first major technology companies to actively engage with the crypto market. In 2020, the company allowed users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum, and in 2023 it launched its own stablecoin, PYUSD, whose market capitalization currently stands at nearly 4 billion
Integrating PYUSD payouts on YouTube is not Google’s first experiment with this stablecoin. Previously, the head of Google Cloud reported that the division had already accepted payments from two clients in PYUSD.
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