In a brand new 6-part video series, host Valerio Zeno dives into the world of crypto. Together with the Dutch crypto exchange bitvavo is explained in a childishly simple way what exactly the crypto industry entails, how you can invest in it and what the dangers of a possible investment are.
It was previously explained what cryptocurrencies and investing in cryptocurrencies exactly. There are a lot of different cryptocurrencies you can invest in. The best known and largest are of course bitcoin (BTC) and ethereum (ETH)but there are thousands of coins for a crypto investor to choose from.
In the latest episode of Valerio Goes Crypto, Valerio Zeno discusses one of the most common questions that many crypto investors have. When is the best time to buy crypto? This question occupies almost every novice crypto investor and that is of course not surprising. There is actually no easy answer to this question, as Valerio also discovers.
He is going on the road with Rogier van Kuijk van A Richer Life and Yuki Indy and looks for different investment strategies. It turns out that it time of the market is impossible, but what should you do? You can see this and much more in the fifth episode of Valerio Goes Crypto.
About Bitvavo
Bitvavo is a Dutch crypto exchange. The company was founded in 2018 and is now the largest and cheapest trading platform in the Netherlands. The exchange offers both novice and advanced traders and investors the opportunity to start investing in cryptocurrencies at remarkably low trading costs in a familiar and user-friendly environment.
Register directly at Bitvavo and trade the first $1,000 of cryptocurrency for free.
Bitvavo offers more than 150 different cryptocurrencies, and this offer is growing considerably every year. The exchange is also available for Android and iOS phones so you can invest in crypto coins even on the go. All in all, Bitvavo is an excellent option for any Dutch crypto investors
For more information about Bitvavo, please visit the company page and the review on Crypto Insiders.
