Free 'How To' Crypto Investing Guide

Get step by step information guide on how to invest in the upcoming cryptocurrencies bull market, without the bull!

Here at Crypto Nut Cracker, we recognise that when it comes to cryptocurrency guides for beginners, there really is a load of rubbish being peddled that will either lead you up the garden path, broke and/or find you at the mercy of scammers.  

The unsuspecting will often fall prey to exaggerated claims being made about how to become a crypto millionaire overnight.  This in essence will part you from your money quicker than you can think SCAM.  

Such information is dangerous, fraudulent and downright dishonest.   A good beginner's crypto information guide to cryptocurrency investing MUST NOT be touting any of the following:

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• ​Not be asking you to send money with the promise of being part of a trading program or bot that will deliver fantastical returns.  Never participate in such programs, especially those claiming that if you send over some money to participate in a bitcoin trade, you will reap handsome rewards.  To give credibility to these scams, fraudulent claims about well-known celebrities' involvement in these schemes are often being made to convince people of their legitimacy. If Crypto Nut Cracker can offer you one piece of advice, when it comes to cryptocurrency investing it is this, trust no one!  If it sounds too good to be true, trust that.  

• A crypto information guide should not be giving you timeframes for achieving abundant wealth nor, making promises about exuberant amounts of money that will be coming to you within a specified period of time.  Investing results are largely dependent upon the timely actions, commitment, discipline and skill set of the individual investor.  There are no get rich quick schemes, remember that and you will be fine.  

• A good cryptocurrencies information guide should not even at the bare minimum insinuate the prospect of earning so much money for people to be able to quit their jobs, buy a house, a car or get out of debt.  There has been a lot touted about this, implicating poor old bitcoin as the savior, - not true - bitcoin is an investment vehicle but an extremely risky one if you do not know what you are doing. 

• Any cryptocurrency information guide or offer that is asking you to send a set amount of money that will purchase cryptocurrencies on your behalf or one that is making you promises that if you send them your crypto they will send you back double the amount, run a mile.   The extent of the creativity and ingenuity of these dupes is incredulous.  For example, a Twitter hack into the accounts of Elon Musk, Barrack Obama among others, resulted in the hackers hijacking these individual's accounts. Once they gained access they used these prominent individuals' accounts to state they were pledging to good causes and tricking these accounts' followers to make contributions to the cause.  

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On a final note, Crypto Nut Cracker suggests that you trust no one, nor their opinions on whether you should or should not get involved in cryptocurrencies investing.  Sure, you can listen to other people's words of wisdom (or not) but ultimately, the buck rests with you.  You and you alone know what is or is not right for you, - trust that above all else!

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Alternatively, do check out the A-Z Crypto Investing Guide, which will arm you with everything you need to know to get started immediately.  The informative guide will hold your hand, take you step by step through the entire process and help you to safely navigate the imminent cryptocurrency bull run. 

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Cryptocurrency investing is not for everyone so, it is imperative that you are aware of the risks involved in crypto.  I am not a financial advisor and the information on this website should not be interpreted as financial advice.  It is for informational purposes only.  Please do your own research and practice your own due diligence.