World of Crypto



Just over 6 moths ago I got introduced to the world of cryptocurrencies. And what an exciting ride it has been. 

Having tried a number of avenues to escape the rat race, CRYPTO has by far been the most rewarding and successful. There are many haters of Bitcoin and all the alts that have popped up since. I'll agree and say that there are a bunch of useless altscoins being release from people that want to make a quick buck, but there are amazing coins with amazing features and I can't see CRYPTO going anywhere. It's the way of the future.

I think the biggest questions is on everyone's mind is... Am I too late?

And the quick answer is HELL NO!
I decided to start making a few posts about some of the things I've learnt, mistakes I've made and some of the successes I've had. But the main idea of these posts is to keep things simple, while providing some useful information to people wanting to explore the world of Crypto.

I'm planning on covering on how to get started, but today I would like to focus on a great feature offered by one of the Trading platforms.




They are an exchange that have been gaining a lot of ground  in the crypto market. They are known for their low trading fees and fast processing of transactions. They also offer trades in a variety of coins. And currently they even offer a 50% discount on trading fees if you use their homegrown coin BNB Binance Coin.

But the feature I want to focus on is their referral program. If you refer a friend to their platform and they start trading you'll be paid 50% commission on the trading fee that's charged. I only found out about it when I saw some alts magically appearing into my account. Yes, the values are small, but they add up. To date the person with the highest commission earnings is sitting on an incredible 64BTC. So why wouldn't you make a few referrals?

GET TRADING




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