Crypto offers more ways to make your money work than traditional banking ever will.

Plant trees 🌱 Earn tokens 💰 Build real value 🌍 AI tracks the trees, tokens reward the planters, verifiers ensure quality, and carbon credits bring real value.

The more trusted people you have in this space, the more you can share knowledge and learn from each other’s wins (and mistakes).

Thought you had to be a tech expert to use Crypto? 🤔 Nope. Naomi's experience shows that showing up as yourself is enough.

This isn’t about coins, it’s about breaking barriers and building a future where everyone can grow generational wealth.

With crypto, no one stands between you and your money. That power, and responsibility, belongs to us. 💥

Not all crypto is volatile. Stablecoins like USDC hold their value and open the door to digital finance tools.

If crypto is just speculation, it’s useless. Its real power is ACCESS - making wealth-building tools available to all, not just wall street.

Always do your own research before you trust.

How to gauge crypto risk: usage and familiarity. The more something is used, the less risky it is. Bitcoin is probably the least risky asset. Risk isn’t necessarily bad, just more uncertain. The key is knowing what kind of risk you’re taking.

Why crypto? For Treegens.tgn🌳$TGN, it’s about impact. They're working to build an economy around tree planting so anyone can earn while restoring the planet 🌍🌱

Tech, transparency, and teamwork: 30K trees in 24 hours, 1.2M+ before launch. Imagine what comes next.

Access is everything. With crypto, unbanked communities gain the tools to build and protect wealth for the first time.

In banking, your money waits. In crypto, it works for you.

SigNetwork's David Millar-Durrant on 3 Questions to Ask Before Trusting a Crypto App 1️⃣ Does it solve a problem for me? Don’t use crypto for the sake of crypto. If the app makes life easier—sending money, storing value, protecting privacy—that’s when it matters. 2️⃣ Would I use it

Crypto’s biggest UX flaw: complexity. The fix? Apps that hide the hard parts.

7 years ago, crypto felt like walking into a house with exposed wiring and plumbing. Risking shocks at every turn. David Millar-Durrant's mission today is clear: hide that complexity and give users safe, seamless experiences.

Banks rely on trust. Crypto relies on code. Every financial system has risk. The choice isn’t about avoiding it—it’s about understanding where you’re placing your trust.

3 Questions to Ask Before Trusting a Crypto App 1️⃣ Does it solve a problem for me? Don’t use crypto for the sake of crypto. If the app makes life easier—sending money, storing value, protecting privacy—that’s when it matters. 2️⃣ Would I use it if “crypto” wasn’t in the name?

Crypto app safety comes down to trust and verification: – Custodial apps (like Coinbase) require trust in the company itself. – Non-custodial apps require trust in audits, solvency, and code. Neither is risk-free. Always do your own research and avoid over-concentration.