Now you have learned all the golden rules in investing, it’s time to learn where to start investing. In case you don’t know how, you can actually start investing in a local fiat-to-crypto exchange in your own country. There’s no global answer to this question, you need to ask a local crypto community (or Google) on which website you can trade your fiat currency to crypto.
You should compare at least two or three of the biggest local exchanges to compare the rate. You can trade your fiat to BTC, ETH, or stablecoins like USDT or BUSD.
Once you have traded your fiat to any of these cryptocurrencies, you should create your own non-custodial wallet, and withdraw your crypto over there. One of the most commonly used crypto wallets is
Metamask, which you can
read the guide here.
Keep in mind that Metamask cannot store BTC, so you might want to go elsewhere for that (e.g. Exodus, Trust Wallet, or Blockchain.com)
But for the sake of this guide, better if you trade your fiat to ETH or any Ethereum-based stablecoins. Withdraw your tokens to your Metamask so you have full control of your crypto assets.
From Metamask, you can always trade your ETH or crypto tokens to other crypto tokens. For example, if you want to swap your ETH to Despace token (DES), you can connect your Metamask to our own decentralized exchange,
DeSwap DEX.
If you are interested in learning how to use a decentralized exchange to instantly swap from one crypto token to another, we have the
tutorial here.
You can keep the new token inside your Metamask or other non-custodial wallet applications. That’s actually the safest place to keep your crypto, rather than leaving them on centralized exchanges (where you trade your fiat in the first place).
Always remember to never share your private keys or wallet backup phrases with anybody. Those are the most important things which you should always keep to yourself.