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O futuro das criptomoedas
The Cryptocurrency Future
1 SATOSHI (0.00000001 BTC)
It is named the bitcoin cent - it has 8 decimal places and 1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshi (named after Bitcoin's founder, Satoshi Nakamoto).
Defines an alternative coin, i.e. essentially all cryptocurrencies except Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the first currency and all other cryptocurrencies are, from the Bitcoin perspective an alternative cryptocurrency.
This represents the highest value that the cryptocurrency has ever reached. An example is Bitcoin, which was valued at USD 19,500 on December 17, 2017, the highest value since its inception. Today, its ATH is USD 64,600.
A bear market is a pessimistic mood, which expects the price of cryptocurrency or the whole market to fall. During a bear market, cryptocurrency values decrease, e.g. in 2014 - 2015, the price of Bitcoin decreased for almost two years. The model for this trend is a bear, characterized by a bowed head and claws symbolizing the fall in prices.
The first and most famous cryptocurrency. Created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, whose identity is still unknown. It could be the pseudonym for a person or group. Bitcoin is considered digital gold and a store of value.
The term Bitcoin CASH defines a cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin. The Bitcoin currency was separated by forks on 1 August 2017, i.e. one database of transactions was divided into two branches. The history of transactions has been retained. So if Bitcoin was credited to our address on the original network, we had the same number of BCHs at the same address on the network.
BLOCK (BLOK)
Is a data package with stored transactions. Data is stored in the block, and is permanently defined in the blockchain. A block saved this way cannot be edited in the future.
An online tool in which we can search for transactions. By entering the transaction ID, it can be checked what has been moved from one address to another within a given transaction.
A reward for people extracting cryptocurrency in an effort to complete a block.
A decentralized database in which all transactions of a given cryptocurrency are stored. The term decentralized means that the database is not located in any central location. So theoretically, a copy of the entire database can be stored for all users of a given cryptocurrency. Users have information about each movement, and each transaction stored with them.
This is an abbreviation for the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. On some exchanges, the cryptocurrency may be traded under another abbreviation. For example, the KRAKEN.COM exchange uses the designation XBT. The number of Bitcoins is limited - only 21 million can be extracted. The last Bitcoin is to be mined in 2140.
A bull market is an optimistic mood that expects a given cryptocurrency, or the entire cryptocurrency market, to go up in price, given the value of the US dollar. The model for this trend is a bull, whose horns symbolize a graph of rising prices.
The most popular website that collates information from the world of cryptocurrencies. Millions visit this domain every morning to find out how their cryptocurrencies have gained in value overnight.
Indicates the storage of cryptocurrencies offline, e.g. to a paper or hardware wallet that is not connected to the Internet.
An ATH (all time high) is typically followed by a correction, i.e. a fall in price.
Digital decentralized currency. There are currently over 10,000 cryptocurrencies, and dozens to hundreds of new ones are added every week. For a ranking of the values of most cryptocurrencies, visit: "https://coinmarketcap.com/".
CRYPTOCURRENCY ADDRESS
This is the address of your wallet or stock exchange account to which you can send a cryptocurrency. Different cryptocurrencies usually have different addresses, i.e. you can only send Bitcoins to one address, and LTC to an LTC address.
CRYPTOCURRENCY ATM
A bitcoin ATM is a device in which you can exchange classic money for cryptocurrencies or vice versa. Cryptocurrency ATMs usually have higher fees than stock market fees.
The term decentralized means not located in one place. In theory it can be found everywhere, e.g. a decentralized database can be stored for all system users. Decentralized systems are more resistant to attacks because they don't "run" from one place, but on hundreds or thousands of servers. Another advantage of a decentralized service over centralized services is that they cannot be so easily "turned off" by the government.
This is a type of cryptocurrency that was created on the Ethereum platform. Because they are both built on the same platform, adhere to the same standards, and use similar centralized apps, they can be easily interchanged. All ERC-20 tokens can be sent to the same ether wallet. But you need to be careful and send ERC-20 tokens only to your own installed wallet, not to your wallet on the stock exchange. The exchange may not support all cryptocurrencies, in which case you would lose cryptocurrencies irreversibly.
Ethereum is currently the second most valuable cryptocurrency on the market. It allows you to program smart contracts on its network, something like intelligent agreements that are automatically evaluated and executed. Additional ERC20 tokens can be created on the network. Several cryptocurrencies offer similar functionality, but Ethereum is still the largest.
Exchange/Crypto-exchange
A cryptocurrency exchange is a website or mobile app where individual cryptocurrencies can be exchanged for money or other cryptocurrency. Some exchanges also accept deposits and withdrawals in cash. But most exchanges accept deposits and withdrawals exclusively as cryptocurrencies.
FIAT/FIAT MONEY
The official currency of a country without physical commodity coverage, e.g. gold. Fiat currency is the official currency because the government has legally declared it the official currency. Typical examples of fiat currencies are the US dollar, the euro, the Czech koruna, etc.
FOMO (fear of missing out)
A fear that we're missing something. In the crypto world, it's a feeling when we see a high percentage increase in cryptocurrency, and we're afraid we've missed the boat. Internally, we feel that we need to invest in the cryptocurrency quickly, otherwise we will lose a large potential profit. The opposite of FOMO is JOMO (joy of missing out).
This is the division of a blockchain into two blockchains, e.g. on August 1, 2017, the Bitcoin blockchain was split and a second blockchain was created – Bitcoin Cash. Transactions before the fork were identical. If you had a certain number of Bitcoins at your address before the fork, then after the fork you had the same number of Bitcoins at the same address in both networks, in the case of the second network it was then not Bitcoin, but rather Bitcoin Cash.
Another big fork, Bitcoin Gold, followed in October 2017, and was followed by many more.
FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt)
Fear, uncertainty and doubt. If you have a cryptocurrency that starts to decline, for example a one day drop of 20%, you start to wonder if buying it was really such a good idea, and if it wouldn't be better to quickly get rid of it - what if it drops even more? You feel very unsure, and wonder if your investment has a future. You begin to have doubts about the cryptocurrency - what if it's a scam and the bubble soon bursts? That's a fact. Fear, uncertainty and doubt - a feeling that forces you to sell cryptocurrency, even at great loss.
Reduce of the reward for block extraction for miners of cryptocurrency. In the case of Bitcoin, after the extraction of every 210,000 blocks, the number of Bitcoins that the miners receive as a reward will be reduced.
A change in blockchain, e.g. new blocks have different parameters than the original blocks (increasing the block from one megabyte to eight megabytes).
A way to store Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. When working with the wallet, you connect to a computer via USB and disconnect when finished.
A computer function that encrypts data - resulting in a combination of letters and numbers of a certain length.
HASH RATE
The power of a cryptocurrency extractor as the number of hashes per second.
HODL (hold on for dear life)
The typo from the English word HOLD has become popular - it means long-term holding, i.e. if someone HODLS cryptocurrency, they want to own it in the long run. So they do not plan to trade it in the near future because they believe in long-term growth. In English, the words HOLD/HODL, and HOLDING /HODLING sound very similar, and perhaps that's why this funny typo has become a common concept.
Abbreviation for the rule based on which the identity of the user is verified on the stock exchange. If you register on any exchange, the exchange will require the verification of personal data, e.g. a photo of your passport, driver's license, or ID card.
This is an old fork from 2011. When Bitcoin is sometimes referred to as digital gold, Litecoin is referred to as digital silver. The maximum number of LTCs is 84 million, which is four-times the maximum number of Bitcoins. LTC transaction fees are much lower than Bitcoin fees. For this reason, many people prefer it to using Bitcoin.
The total market value of a given cryptocurrency can be found on the CoinMarketCap website.
MAXIMUM SUPPLY
This is the maximum number of parts of a given cryptocurrency that should exist. The volumes of some cryptocurrencies are in the thousands, others in the millions, and some in the billions. For example, the maximum number of Bitcoins is 21 million, while for XRP it is 100 billion, i.e. 5,000 times more.
The process of solving cryptographic calculations in order to extract coins of a given cryptocurrency. If a miner solves the calculation, he/she will receive a reward in the value of a certain number of parts of the cryptocurrency.
XMR is currently the largest anonymous cryptocurrency. Transactions in the Monero network are designed to be untraceable.
PAPER WALLET
The paper wallet is printed on paper - the address of the wallet is given, also with its QR code. You can send Bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies to this address, depending on the paper wallet. A paper wallet is appropriate if you want to receive payments there. When you want to send money from a paper wallet, from the paper wallet you must import a private key from another wallet to work with it.
A connection between two or more computers that share information, data, or files with each other.
PoS (Proof-of-Stake)
In this case, the cryptocurrency is not mined, but rather those who are already owners and holders of cryptocurrency are valued. In the PoS system, they receive something like a dividend, e.g. NEO and GAS. A client who owns the cryptocurrency NEO receives a small portion of the cryptocurrency GAS every day.
PoW (Proof-of-Work)
Cryptocurrency is mined by miners who receive a reward for their work. Miners solve cryptographic calculations to extract the cryptocurrency. The first to solve the task will receive a number of items of the cryptocurrency as a mining reward. The PoW system uses e.g. the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Proof-of-Work can be considered more energy intensive than Proof-of-Stake.
PRIVATE KEY
A combination of letters and numbers that allows you to access cryptocurrencies in your wallet. The private key symbolizes the password for internet banking, so it should remain your secret.
A controversial cryptocurrency that is not decentralized. Many people do not even consider this cryptocurrency to be a cryptocurrency. It recorded huge growth in 2017, much larger than BTC itself, and was one of the TOP fastest growing cryptocurrencies in 2017. There are 35 billion coins on the market. But actually there are up to 100 billion - most (up to 62%) owned by a private company that founded the cryptocurrency.
A graph with significant milestones of the cryptocurrency, together with its future plans, e.g. planned rebranding, a new version of the wallet, or the start of production of own payment cards. It often includes past events. Before investing in a cryptocurrency, it is advisable to familiarize yourself with the detailed information that a ROADMAP provides, and is listed on the official website of each cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin was created in 2009 by a man who used the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It remains uncertain whether it was really a person or rather a group of people. Bitcoin's smallest unit, the Satoshi, represents one 100-millionth of Bitcoin.
An automatic contract between two parties who have agreed on a transaction carried out via cryptocurrencies. This will be performed automatically after the fulfillment of a specified condition, or the execution of an event defined in the contract.
Software downloaded from the Internet - e.g. Exodus.
A cryptocurrency that is based on another cryptocurrency, such as the ETH, ADA, NEO platforms, etc. There are currently hundreds of such cryptocurrencies that do not have their own blockchain, but function on the blockchain of another cryptocurrency.
Trezor is a popular hardware wallet that is produced in the Czech Republic.
This represents the rate of change in the value of a cryptocurrency or stock price. In the cryptocurrency market, volatility is much higher - it is common for a cryptocurrency to increase or decrease by several tens of percent.
Each wallet has its own address (like a bank account number) to which you can send the cryptocurrency and save it to your wallet. Having cryptocurrencies stored in your wallet is usually safer than having them stored on the stock exchange.
01. Who are we?
We are an innovative, technological and software company. We aim to highlight the advantages of modern technologies - cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies, which are a major part of our business.
02. Why us?
We have been operating on the market since 2016. Our software strategies work exclusively with the highest quality cryptocurrencies established on world cryptocurrency exchanges. CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE delivers the opportunity to profit in the cryptocurrency market, and its wide portfolio of products will meet every client's requirements.
03. Where are we going and what do we want to achieve?
Following the successful completion of the overall development and automation of the pilot phase, we will expand our European client base to include Africa and Asia. Demand for investments in international crypto funds is currently experiencing significant interest, and granted licenses allow such investments to be considered.
04. What are my investment risks?
We prioritise security, stability and profitability. We have had experience with the cryptocurrency market since 2016. Our expert team monitors the daily development of cryptocurrencies. We prioritise client satisfaction, hence our quality work. CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE is not a stock exchange, so we do not make a profit on client losses. The company's profit is directly proportional to the profit of clients, so we have a specialized team that recommends increasing payments to our strategies, but will also recommend selecting part of the profits.
05. What can I gain by investing?
CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE offers its clients a convenient and secure investment in cryptocurrency portfolios. Through our indexed fund HODL INDEX, everyone can purchase a cryptocurrency portfolio, either as a one-off or regularly. We also offer the use of cryptocurrencies through our WEXO platform. This provides cryptocurrency transfers, secure safekeeping, and exchange between the most popular Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) cryptocurrencies, using our own WEXO exchange office.
With the WEXO app for Android and iOS mobile phones, CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE provides clients with the convenient purchase of WEXO DeFi Tokens.
01. Is registration free?
With CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE, the registration of a new user is free.
02. How can I register?
You can register at www.crypton.digital. On the home page click on "Registration", fill in all requested data and confirm with "Register". The system will automatically send a verification email to your email address.
03. How do I verify my email address?
Your email address is for confirmations and important notifications. So you should confirm your email as soon as possible. Log in to your email inbox and open the message from CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE to verify your email address. Then click "Verify email". You will be automatically redirected to www.crypton.digital. The last step is to verify your email address.
04. How do I verify my login with an email address?
To verify your login (security feature), verify your email inbox with a message containing a one-time 6-digit verification code to enter the Crypton Digital zone. After entering the code in the login window, your login is successfully verified.
05. What if I didn't receive the verification email?
If you didn't receive a verification email to log in to the Crypton Digital zone, first check the "Advertising" and "Spam" sections in your inbox. Then ensure our domain "crypton.digital" has been whitelisted. You can also find a list of blocked addresses in the "Settings" section of your email.
06. What if I forget my login password?
If you forget your login password, click on "Forgot your password?" in the login window. After entering your contact email, we'll send you a request to confirm the resetting of your original password and to enter a new password. We do not recommend storing passwords on the user's device based on the browser's password storage menu. We advise the physical form of storing important passwords.
07. Can I create multiple accounts at Crypton Digital?
The company does not restrict the registration of accounts under various emails. However, under a marketing agreement, duplicate accounts are prohibited and circumventing them may result in the non-payment of commissions or the suspension of an account.
08. How do I re-register under another sponsor?
To re-register, send a request to support@crypton.digital or info@crypton.digital. Re-registration requires the consent of the original sponsor, the client, as well as the new sponsor. After obtaining the consent of all three parties, to one of the listed contact e-mail addresses, the re-registration will be processed.
01. KYC - Is verification really necessary?
Verification is required when making payments, whether in EUR or CZK for KB/HODLX account, HODL Index, Collateral and WEXO Token products.
02. KYC - How can I verify?
You can verify after logging in to your account in "Settings" in the KYC section. Then click on the "Record KYC" button, where in the next step you will see the sections "Personal settings", "Authentication", "Address verification", and "Selfie with ID". All necessary data and documents must be filled in for successful verification.
03. KYC - What documents can I use for authentication?
You can use an identity card or passport to verify your identity. You need to upload both sides of one of those documents.
04. KYC - What documents can I use to verify my address?
You can use one of the following documents to verify your address:
• bank account statement,
• invoice for a service,
• invoice for internet or TV,
• electricity bill,
• water bill,
• gas bill.
Uploaded document must be less than three months old. At any time (i.e. even after the approval of KYC documents), our KYC/AML department may still request that the client provides another document to verify address.
05. KYC -How to properly upload a Selfie with ID?
• take photo in well-lit place,
• select your device's highest photo quality,
• hold document close to your face (without overlapping),
• make sure that in the photo your ID document is legible and your face is clear.
06. 2FA - What does 2FA mean?
The term 2FA (two-factor authentication) is a login system function that provides the user with two- and multi-level authentication of login identity.
07. 2FA - How to cancel 2FA?
It's easy to cancel 2FA. Just press the "Edit" button in account settings in the 2FA section, and then turn off all enabled functions. The e-mail authentication function is a basic authentication function. So for security reasons it cannot be turned off.
08. 2FA - How do I proceed in the event of 2FA loss, and what are my verification options?
In this case please contact support@crypton.digital or info@crypton.digital. Each client's request is resolved on an individual basis.
09. 2FA - How secure my account from unauthorised access?
First level:
You log in to the zone using the login details that you have carefully and securely saved.
Second level:
The login system requires a 6-digit code, which you received via email and to which only you have access. The code must be entered in the login window.
Third level:
In the your Crypton Digital account settings, you can activate "2FA" protection. We recommend this for increased security.
01. What is the fee for opening a KB/HODL X account?
The company charges a one-time fee of EUR 200 for opening the first account. You only pay EUR 100 for each additional Hodlx Account open strategy.
02. What strategy can I choose within KB?
For the KB/HODLX account product, you can choose the ALT 10 strategy and the TOP 10 strategy.
03. What does the ALT 10 strategy include?
• It includes the top ten alternative cryptocurrencies with the largest market capitalization,
• the strategy does not include the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, and is a dynamic strategy fund,
• the strategy covers almost 50% of the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies.
04. What does the TOP 10 strategy include?
• It includes the first ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization,
• it represents a conservative and secure fund strategy,
05. When is the purchase of cryptocurrencies performed?
The portfolio is purchased once a month. The purchase of cryptocurrencies is always performed on the 1st and 15th day of a month.
06. How much are the monthly payments?
The minimum monthly payment is EUR 51 (EUR 1 = 2% fee). You can send a payment of up to 10 times this amount, i.e. EUR 510.
07. How do I pay my monthly payment correctly?
For the correct payment of the regular monthly payment, enter the variable symbol (VS) of your product in the payer's reference field, information for the recipient, and in the field the variable symbol.
08. How do I make a withdrawal from the product?
The withdrawal must be requested by email to support@crypton.digital or info@crypton.digital. The request must be sent from the email under which you are registered in our system, and where the products from which you wish to make a withdrawal are located.
09. What fees are charged for a withdrawal?
Withdrawal fees are:
• 2% CURRENCY EXCHANGE (if withdrawal to a bank account),
• 2% ADMIN FEE,
• 10% EXIT FEE - early termination up to the 1st year (if you have purchased the product for more than 1 year, you will not be charged this fee),
• 20% PROGRESSIVE FEE of the amount, excluding initial deposit.
01. How much HODL Index product can I purchase?
You can purchase the HODL Index product in values from EUR 1,000; EUR 2,000; EUR 3,000; EUR 5,000; EUR 7,000;
EUR 10,000; EUR 12,000; EUR 15, 000; and EUR 25,000.
02. What strategy can be selected as part of the HODL Index?
Within the HODL Index product, you can choose the strategy:
• ALT 10,
• TOP 10,
• Platform 10 Progressive,
• Platform 10 Aggresive,
• Crypton 10 Balance,
• Crypton 10 Dynamic.
03. What does the ALT10 strategy include?
05. What does the Platform 10 Progressive strategy include?
• The Platform 10 Progressive portfolio contains ten crypto-projects. These have their own blockchain environment platform with the potential to succeed in the world of products and services in several economic sectors, or public and state administration,
• these projects are an innovative feature in asset and data management. They play an important role in the transformation of society into the digital age,
• this portfolio comprises a corporate strategy. So the entire contents of the portfolio are not disclosed.
06. What does the Platform 10 Aggresive strategy include?
• The Platform 10 Aggresive portfolio contains ten crypto-projects designed by a specialized team at CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE,
• they have their own blockchain environment platform with the potential to succeed in the world of digitization in most economic sectors, whether in public or state administration,
07. What does the Crypton 10 Balance strategy include?
• The Crypton 10 Balance portfolio contains ten crypto-projects, which are in the TOP 100,
• the selection of crypto-assets in this portfolio was ensured by a specialized team at CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE, on the basis of their experience and expertise.
08. What does the Crypton 10 Dynamic strategy include?
• The Crypton 10 Dynamic portfolio contains ten crypto-projects, which are in the TOP 500,
10. What fees are charged for withdrawals?
01. How much can I buy a Vault for?
You can buy a Vault for EUR 110.
02. Which cryptocurrencies can I store in a Vault?
You can store an unlimited number of cryptocurrencies in the vault, such as BTC, ETH, ZEC, ETC, etc.
03. For how long is the Vault product tied?
Vault ownership is not tied to any time period. You can use its services indefinitely.
01. Where can I find my recommendation link?
You can find your recommendation link in the "Affiliate" section of your Dashboard.
02. How can I build a career?
You can earn passive income through a commission system. Building your own client network brings you commission from product purchases.
03. What career positions can I achieve?
Career Turnover
Active Member 0
Crypton Member 10,000
Crypton Team Leader 30,000
Crypton Manager 100,000
Crypton Master 300,000
Crypton Executive 1,000,000
Crypton Director 3,000,000
Crypton Gold Director 10,000,000
Crypton President 30,000,000
04. When can commission be collected?
Withdrawals from a commission account are possible from:
• Commission - not included from EUR 50,
• Commission - EUR from EUR 50,
• Commission - BTC from EUR 50.
05. When is commission paid?
Commission is always paid on the 1st and 15th day of the current month.
01. Where can I find more info about the products?
On the attached link, you will find CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE's YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxKha2oR2lH-yOtoe72Q2Qw
02. Which webinars do you organize regularly?
For a list of upcoming webinars in the current week, check the "Webinars" section of the crypton.digital website.
03. Where can I re-watch webinars?
You can find previous webinars by logging in to your account in the "Marketing Materials" section.
04. Where can I subscribe to the CRYPTON DIGITAL, SE newsletter?
A newsletter subscription is sent to every registered client.
05. Where can I get the latest information about the crypto world?
The latest info about the world of cryptocurrencies for the last week can be found at the crypton.digital website by clicking on the "Blog" section.
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