<center><h2>💚 *Hello Steemitverse* 💚</h2></center>

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For me the beginning in cryptocurrencies was complicated. By then the BTC is worth approximately $ 3000 And I remember having about $ 300 or $ 100 saved with which I started betting on freebitcoin, the page that allowed me for a role every hour to claim a certain amount of satoshis and then with a lottery I started to increase my earnings but everything went into decline with greed, so that a few months passed (I don't remember how I got it, it was that they told me, that part in my head is a gap) that I began to be in steemit and by then it wasn't as amazing as it is now. I started about 2 years ago it was a bubble, so I had no idea if it was going to work. I published very vague content, there were times when I made 1 or 2 dollars and it was great, it was super great because in other social networks it did not generate anything and my work was only a minimum salary. It was not until about a year when I said that I would take it seriously when the pandemic had started and I said well since I am at home we are going to produce in an organic and genuine way with content that comes out of me and is not as forced as in others platforms or other social networks of which I published out of habit. On Instagram, certain photography-related content was already published, they were things I had in mind, activities such as small videos with a super niche and crappy musical background but it was the first at that time. So little by little I was moving forward with all that and living the opportunity to go from "this is a witch" to "wow how interesting" until I reached the end point .... "This is the best social network of all time"

It quickly became the first thing I checked when I wake up and the last thing I do when I go to bed. I am stuck with notifications and great super great the evolution of "how can you turn something that at first seems to be an amateur or something casual into something completely this is my job or this is my life", from spending two hours to spending the rest of the day commenting, talking about something in particular, you can find your own niche of your own.

In general, I am a person who likes video games, likes movies, likes, soccer, likes photography, likes cryptocurrencies, so I kind of already focus and apply myself to certain communities in which I can share something about. Definitely steemit stopped being a bubble a long time ago, more and more people are part of the platform and encouraging friends / loved ones to be part as well. Thank you for reading!


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