



| Subject | No. | Question | Response |
| The basics are crepting. | 1 | What's cryptation? | It is a digital or virtual currency protected by cryptographic methods and operated on the basis of decentralized blocking technology. |
| 2 | What's a lockdown? | Blockchen is a distributed register, where every transaction is recorded in a block that then connects to the previous one, ensuring that the data remain unchanged. | |
| 3 | What are altcoins and stylcoins? | Altcoins are crypthalates other than Bitcoin, and stylcoins are crypthalates tied to violin currencies to reduce volatility. | |
| 4 | What is engineering? | Mining is a process of creating new blocks and confirming transactions in the locker with computing capabilities. Miners are rewarded in the form of a cryptoval. | |
| 5 | What's currentization? | Tokenization is the transfer of rights to a real or digital asset into the form of a token on a locker. This facilitates the transfer, retention and sharing of assets. | |
| Exchanges and trade | 1 | What's a kryptobirga? | It's an online platform where you can buy, sell and exchange cryptivates like brokering services. |
| 2 | What types of cryptobears exist? | There are centralized (CEX) convenient and regulated, and decentralized (DEX) working without intermediaries through smart contracts. | |
| 3 | What's on-ramping and off-ramping? | On-raping is the exchange of a violet for cryptation, off-raming is the reverse process. This is done through exchanges, OTC services, P2P sites and locks. | |
| 4 | What's a Macer and a Tucker Commission? | Macer creates a warrant that isn't executed immediately, Thaker is the one who immediately executes it; commissions often differ in these roles. | |
| 5 | What is KYC, and why do you need it? | KYC, "know your customer", is a process for checking the user's identity to meet standards and combat money-laundering. | |
| Krypto wallets | 1 | What's a kryptoshelk? | It is a tool for storing and managing crypto-assets; it can be online, hardware or paper. |
| 2 | What's the difference between a traditional and a non-constudial wallet? | In the first case, the keys are accessed by outside services, and in the second, only by the user himself. | |
| 3 | What's the difference between hot and cold wallets? | The Hot wallet is connected to the Internet and is readily accessible, the Cold wallet is kept offline and more secure from hackers. | |
| 4 | What's a private key and a seed fraza? | The private key is a code for access to funds, seed fraza is a set of words to restore it, security is critical. | |
| 5 | What if you lost a seed-frase? | Alas, it will not be possible to restore access to the wallet, so always create backup copies. | |
| Safety and risk | 1 | What's 51% attack? | It's when a engineer or group controls >50% of the network's hashrate, they can cancel transactions or spend double. |
| 2 | How anonymous are crypto-transactions? | The transaction is public, the address is not linked to the name it ensures confidentiality, but not complete anonymity. | |
| 3 | How can you protect your money on a krypto wallet? | Use 2FA, store key assets in a cold wallet, avoid suspicious links, and don't share seed phrases. | |
| 4 | What are pump-and-dump schemes? | It's an artificial price escalation of currents for sale and sale, leaving the rest of the investors at a loss. | |
| 5 | What is phishing in crypt? | Fishing is a fraudulent scheme in which the intruders lure private data from the user, impersonating themselves as a legitimate service. Fear false websites, letters, and messages from "support services". | |
| Regulation and taxes | 1 | Is the cryptation taxed? | In most countries, yes, as property or capital, it is necessary to declare and pay when implemented. |
| 2 | Is it possible to keep the cryptoval anonymously under the law? | In some countries this is permitted, but a number of jurisdictions require registration and accountability even for storage. It is important to study local laws before operations. | |
| 3 | How does the law protect investors in cryptulation? | In developed countries, there are regulators who control exchanges, but protection is still weaker than traditional finance. It is up to the user to take care of the safety of the means. | |
| 4 | What's a kryptobirgi licence? | This is an authorization from the regulator to conduct cryptocular activities in a particular country. The existence of a licence increases confidence in the platform. | |
| 5 | Do you have to declare a crypto if I don't sell it? | In some countries, it is necessary to declare possession even without sale. In other cases, the tax only arises when converted to phiat or sale. | |
| Investment | 1 | Should we invest in crypthalut? | It's possible, but the market is very volatious, so invest as much as you're willing to lose. |
| 2 | What percentage of the portfolio is assigned to crypt? | Experts recommend a maximum of 2 to 5%, taking into account certain risks. | |
| 3 | What's a DCA strategy? | Regular, fixed-sum purchases reduce volatility and help to avoid timing errors. | |
| 4 | What is DeFi and decentralized lending? | DeFi is a financial service on a blockage that operates decentralizedly, without intermediaries, including credit, steaking and exchange. | |
| 5 | What's yield farming? | The strategy is to provide liquidity or participate in the DeFi protocols in exchange for remuneration or interest. | |
| Smart contracts | 1 | What's a smart contract? | A self-executed code-coded program that works in a locker without intermediaries. |
| 2 | How are smart contracts established? | They are usually written in languages such as Solidarity, downloaded into the locker and activated through transactions. Once published, the code works autonomously. | |
| 3 | Can the smart contract be changed after launch? | Normal smart contracts are unalterable, but there are updated versions of proxie machines. However, this reduces decentralization. | |
| 4 | Where are smart contracts used? | In finance, logistics, insurance, real estate, and even DAO voting. They simplify automation and reduce the cost of intermediaries. | |
| 5 | How do smart contracts ensure trust? | They operate under specified conditions without the possibility of intervention, and their code is available for verification. This excludes the human factor in the execution of the transaction. | |
| NFT | 1 | What's NFT? | Unique currents representing ownership of a digital or physical object collection items, art, etc. |
| 2 | What makes NFT different from normal currents? | NFT is unique and not interchangeable, as opposed to cryptoval coins or ECC-20 currents. That makes it valuable to collectors. | |
| 3 | How do you buy NFT? | The purchase requires krypto-shelf and access to the NFT marketplay, such as OpenSea or Raible. Payment is usually made in Ethereum or other supported coins. | |
| 4 | Can you fake NFT? | It's impossible to fake the footage in the locker, but you can copy the image itself. So the value of NFT is in a unique current, not in a media file. | |
| 5 | Why are the brands releasing NFT? | It's a way of moving, creating exclusive collections and interacting with the audience. The NFT is often used to access privileges or events. | |
| DeFI | 1 | What's DeFi? | DeFi (decentralized finance) is an ecosystem of blocked services that operate without banks and intermediaries. It includes exchanges, credit, steaking and other products. |
| 2 | How does DeFi differ from traditional finance? | In DeFi, management and operations take place through smart contracts and open protocols rather than through centralized organizations. This gives access to services to any user on the Internet. | |
| 3 | What's DAO? | A decentralized autonomous organization managed by the participants through currents and voting, without a central controller. | |
| 4 | What is Oracle in DeFi? | Services that provide smart contracts with data from the outside world prices, events, etc. | |
| 5 | What are the risks in DeFi? | The main vulnerabilities are in smart contract codes, current instability, and possible rug pull schemes. Users are fully responsible for their funds. | |
| General issues | 1 | What's a block-chamber? | The service for viewing transactions, addresses, and open access blocks helps analyse the activity of the chain. |
| 2 | Where do you look at the market analyst? | Services like Blackchain.com offer analysts, graphs, transaction and exchange data. | |
| 3 | How many crypts and exchanges exist? | According to CoinCodeCap, more than 7,000 are cryptic, but many of them are "dead". The exchange is over 300. | |
| 4 | Should I start with the big coins? | Yes such as BTC and ETH are more stable, liquid, and serve as a good entry point for beginners. | |
| 5 | Is it possible to use kryptovalya in ordinary stores? | In some countries and companies, yes, they accept payment directly or via crypto-paylocks. But universal acceptance is still limited. |
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