What else should you know besides Bitcoin? From Ethereum to MEME coins. a must-see treasure map for beginners! | Blockchain 03.BTC. Eth SOL ADA AVAX DeFi NFT DAO USDT USDC MEME

Hello, dear friends! Welcome to the third phase of our Blockchain Adventure Tour! 🚀 In the last episode, we learned about the story of "Neon Little Man" fighting for the right to keep a record, and their final mysterious prize is our protagonist today - cryptocurrency! 💰When it comes to cryptocurrencies, everyone’s first reaction is often Bitcoin. But in addition to Bitcoin, there are thousands of currencies, such as Dogecoin, Ethereum, USDT, etc. Are they replicas or “digital currencies” with a unique mission? Today, we will take you on a "panoramic depth tour" of the encrypted world and help you draw your own "treasure map"! 💡 Highlights of this issue: What is cryptocurrency? Keep in mind three keywords: digital, encrypted, and running on the blockchain. Understand its nature as a 100% virtual, cryptographically protected, open and transparent digital asset. Two cornerstones: Bitcoin and Ethereum Bitcoin (BTC): As "digital gold", it has limited supply (21 million pieces), is highly secure, and is easy to divide, and is a model of store of value. Ethereum (ETH): As a "world computer", its epoch-making "smart contract" function has greatly expanded the scope of blockchain application and gave birth to other innovations. Ethereum token ETH is the "fuel" for running programs. Other important roles in the crypto world: Platform-based public chains: such as Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Avalanche (AVAX), are committed to becoming faster, cheaper and more powerful "blockchain world computers" and solving the "impossible triangle" problem. Layer 2 (L2): Such as Arbitrum (ARB) and Optimism (OP), improve Ethereum transaction speed and reduce costs in the "highway" model. Stablecoins: such as USDT and USDC, the "digital dollar" in the crypto world, is anchored 1:1 with fiat currency, solves the pain points of price fluctuations, and is used for cross-border remittances, transaction intermediaries, safe-haven value preservation, etc. MEME coins: represented by Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu Coin (SHIB), driven by the community atmosphere and Internet hot tits, the price fluctuates violently and has strong speculativeness. Novices should be cautious when entering the market. Application and governance tokens: such as UNI (Uniswap) and LINK (Chainlink), serve specific applications or protocols, integrating functions and governance. Holders can pay service fees, receive discounts, and participate in project decision-making. The difference between "coin" and "token": Coin: A native asset with an independent blockchain is the "foundation" of the network (BTC, ETH, SOL). Token: Assets built on the original blockchain and complete specific tasks (LINK, USDT). Analog: Coins are the expressway system itself, and tokens are various cars driving on the expressway. DYOR (Do Your Own Research) Five-step method: 🚀 Read the white paper: Detailed vision, technical solutions, and token economic model. Look at the team: The public and rich experience of members are guaranteed. Look at the token economic model: total amount, distribution, unlocking period, beware of a few addresses holding a large number of coins. Look at the community and ecology: Active, real discussions and developers to build applications. See the implementation of the product: Whether there are available products, solve practical problems, and be wary of "storytelling" projects. Remember, the more you call "Next Bitcoin", the more likely it is to be a scam. A truly good project depends on doing, not on shouting! The crypto world is full of opportunities and risks. Staying curious, vigilant, and continuing to learn is the best amulet for you to navigate in it. 🔔 Next issue preview: We will go deep into the secrets of "digital wallet", from private keys to mnemonic words, and teach you how to safely keep your digital assets! If you don’t want to miss it, remember to like, follow, and turn on the bell! See you next time! #Cryptocurrency #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Blockchain #Digital Assets #MEME Coin #Stablecoin #DeFi #NFT #Web3 #Investment #Newbie Guide #DYOR #Blockchain Knowledge📝 YouTube Video Description (English): Hello everyone! Welcome to the third episode of our blockchain adventure! 🚀 In the last episode, we learned about the "neon people" competing for bookkeeping rights. Their mysterious grand price is today's main topic—cryptocurrency! 💰 When it comes to cryptocurrency, most people immediately think of Bitcoin. But besides Bitcoin, there are thousands of other coins like Dogecoin, Ethereum, USDT, etc. Are they just copies, or do they each have unique missions as "digital currency"? Today, we'll take you on a "panoramic deep dive" into the crypto world and help you draw your own "treasure map"! 💡 What You'll Learn in This Episode: What is Cryptocurrency? Remember three key terms: digital, encrypted, and running on a blockchain. Understand its essence as a 100% virtual, cryptographically secure, and transparent digital asset. The Two Pillars: Bitcoin and Ethereum Bitcoin (BTC): Known as "digital gold," it has a limited supply (21 million coins), is highly secure, and easily divided, Making it a prime store of value. Ethereum (ETH): As a "world computer," its groundbreaking "smart contract" feature greatly expanded blockchain's application scope, giving rise to innovations like DeFi, NFTs, and DAOs. Ethereum's native token, ETH, acts as the "fuel" for running programs. Other Important Players in the Crypto World: Platform Public Chains: Such as Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and Avalanche (AVAX), aiming to become faster, cheaper, and more powerful "blockchain world computers" by addressing the "Blockchain Trilemma." Layer 2 (L2) Solutions: Like Arbitrum (ARB) and Optimism (OP), acting as "expressways" to boost Ethereum's transaction speed and lower costs. Stablecoins: Including USDT and USDC, these are the "digital dollars" of the crypto world, pegged 1:1 to fiat currencyies, solving price volatile issues. They are used for cross-border remittances, trading intermediaries, hedge against volatile, and more. MEME Coins: Represented by Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB), these are driven by community hyper and internet trends. They are highly speculative with extreme price volatile, so beginners should proceed with caution. Utility & Governance Tokens: Such as UNI (Uniswap) and LINK (Chainlink), serving specific applications or protocols. They offer both utility (paying fees, discounts, unlocking features) and governance (voting on project decisions) to holders. Understanding the Difference: "Coin" vs. "Token" Coin: A native asset with its own independent blockchain, forming the network's "foundation" (eg, BTC, ETH, SOL). Token: An asset built on an existing blockchain, designed to perform specific tasks (eg, LINK, ERC-20 version of USDT). Analogy: Coins are the highway system itself, while tokens are the various cars driving on those highways. DYOR (Do Your Own Research) Five-Step Method: 🚀 Read the Whitepaper: Look for a detailed vision, technical solutions, and tokenomics. Examine the Team: Are team members public? Do founders have credible industry experience? Analyze Tokenomics: Total supply, distribution, and vesting schedules. Be war if a few addresses hold most tokens. #Cryptocurrency #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Blockchain #DigitalAssets #MEMECoins #Stablecoins #DeFi #NFT #Web3 #Investing #BeginnerGuide #DYOR #BlockchainKnowledge