With how fast tech moves, there’s probably a five-year-old somewhere launching a memecoin right now.
So let’s keep this super simple 👇

What Is Crypto?

At its core, crypto is global, permissionless, digital money.

Every time this money moves — whether you’re sending it, trading it, or buying something — it’s recorded in a massive shared notebook called the blockchain.

This notebook isn’t owned by any one company or country. It’s public, open for anyone to read, and nearly impossible to fake.

That’s what makes crypto powerful: it replaces middlemen with math — letting people anywhere in the world send value directly, securely, and transparently.

Who Creates This Money?

No single person, company, or government “creates” crypto.

Each cryptocurrency runs on a network of computers that all follow the same rules — a shared system called a protocol.
Whenever crypto moves, those computers verify and record it on the blockchain (yep, that big global notebook again).

Some networks, like Bitcoin, reward people who help secure the system by creating new coins — that’s mining.
Others, like Ethereum, reward users who “lock up” their coins to help run the network — that’s staking.

So instead of a central bank printing money, crypto is created and maintained by the community.
It’s money that lives on the internet — open, borderless, and accessible to anyone.

How Do I Join the Community?

Getting started is easy — you need a crypto wallet and a way to buy or earn coins.

A wallet is like a digital account you control. It lets you send, receive, and store crypto safely.
You can download one (like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or Phantom) or use an exchange with a built-in wallet.
Using an exchange is the simplest way to start.

Ways to get involved:

• 💳 Buy & Sell — deposit local currency on platforms like Binance, VALR, or Coinbase

• 💼 Earn It — accept crypto as payment or join blockchain projects

• 🔄 Trade It — swap tokens on decentralized exchanges once you’re comfortable

Once you have a wallet, you’re in.
Crypto isn’t just about investing — it’s about participating in a new, open financial system.

⚡ Why It Matters

Crypto isn’t just new money — it’s a new way to move and manage value.
No borders. No middlemen. Just people, code, and open access.

But with that freedom comes responsibility: protect your wallet, double-check links, and never share your private keys.
In crypto, you are your own bank — and that’s both the power and the risk.

Am I too late!?

Wall Street is racing to adopt digital assets & spearhead blockhain projects. Stablecoins, decentralized finance solutions & Web3 apps are on the agenda of the world's largest asset managers. The future of finance is now.

The coolest part? We're still really early!