Imagine Money That Works Even When You Don’t
You work. You pay bills.
The prices go up. Your salary not so much.
Maybe you tried side jobs, online surveys, and others – but it is never enough.
When costs rise, you work harder. When you think about the future, you feel fear instead of freedom.
Learn to work smarter, not harder and definitely not more.
Start to build a steady system that works alongside you, every single day.
A calm, step-by-step way for ordinary people to build daily crypto income.
Without trading, guessing or chasing hype.
New to Crypto?
Take a few minutes to read this page and get a clearer understanding of crypto. You will find answers to the most common questions in the FAQ below.
Already a Crypto Pro?
Instead of only trading time for money, you can build small income streams that:
- Run quietly in the background
- Bring in returns every day
- Do not depend on your boss, your condition, or the next paycheck
That is what big institutions, funds and “whales” already do:
They use systems, not hope.
They use structures, not luck.
They let capital circulate while they sleep.
And you can do it, too:
You need access to the kind of tools that rich people use in a way normal people can understand.
That is where crypto can be powerful – in a transparent system that moves money according to rules everyone can see.
A Save Entry into the Crypto World
Most people hear crypto and think:
- Too complicated
- Too risky
- Only for tech people and gamblers
That is not the case. These two systems are easy to start with for beginners and also attractive for crypto experts
Easy Start
No tech overload.
Connect your wallet and you are ready to go.
Automated System
You do not need to trade.
The system runs the set steps for you. No charts, no manual trading, no constant checking.
Clear Tracking
You can verify it.
Transactions are on-chain and can be ckecked via an individual transaction ID.
Flexible Entry
Small steps are fine.
You can start in a way thats fits your comfort level and adjust later.
One Dashboard
Everything in one place.
You can see activity and results in a simple overview.
Meet the Tools
Two systems that help you use crypto in a calm, rule-based way. Without trading, guessing, or chasing hype.
Loom-X
Loom-X is a crypto platform where the system runs crypto transactions automatically for you. It allows daily payouts.
BitNest
BitNest is a crypto platform where people can lend and borrow crypto. Payouts are made after defined time.
New to Crypto? Start Here
Crypto FAQ
What is crypto in one sentence?
Crypto is digital money and digital assets that move in the digital world (blockchains), without a traditional bank controlling every transaction.
This FAQ explains the most important crypto terms — especially the ones that protect you from beginner mistakes.
Please, take two minutes to read the safety basics before you send, swap, or invest.
Core Concepts
Crypto / Cryptocurrency
Crypto is digital money that you can send and receive online, without a traditional bank in the middle. It runs on technology that can verify transactions securely. Some cryptocurrencies are used like money, others are used to power apps and services.
Blockchain
A blockchain is like a shared digital record book. It stores transactions in blocks that are linked together in a chain. Many computers check and agree on the records, which makes it very hard to change or fake past transactions.
Coin
A coin is a cryptocurrency that runs on its own blockchain (its own network). It is usually used to pay fees („gas“) on that network and to send value from one person to another.
A token is created on top of an existing blockchain using a smart contract, which is why tokens have contract addresses.
Examples:
-
Bitcoin (BTC) runs on the Bitcoin blockchain
-
Ether (ETH) runs on the Ethereum blockchain
- BNB coin runs on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
Quick rule to remember:
-
Coin = its own blockchain
-
Token = built on top of another blockchain
USDT/USDC are stablecoins, and on most networks they exist as tokens (with contract addresses), not coins.
Token
A token is a digital asset created on top of an existing blockchain (like BSC or Ethereum). Tokens can represent many things: access to a service, a reward system, a share in a project, or a vote in a community. Some tokens behave like money, others are more like “digital membership cards.”
A coin runs on its own blockchain (its own network). A token is created on top of an existing blockchain using a smart contract, which is why tokens have contract addresses.
Quick rule to remember:
-
Coin = its own blockchain
-
Token = built on top of another blockchain
USDT/USDC are stablecoins, and on most networks they exist as tokens (with contract addresses), not coins.
Stablecoin
A stablecoin is a type of crypto designed to stay close to a stable value (often 1 USD or 1 EUR).
People use stablecoins to avoid big price swings, trade, and move money quickly.
Example: USDT and USDC aim to track the US dollar.
USDT/USDC are stablecoins, and on most networks they exist as tokens (with contract addresses), not coins.
DeFi / Decentralized Finance
DeFi stands for decentralized finance. It is a set of financial services built on blockchains — like swapping, lending, or earning — without a traditional bank. Instead of a company, smart contracts run the rules.
DeFi can be powerful, but it also comes with higher risk and responsibility.
Before using USDT / USDC on BSC, keep these three points in mind:
You need BNB for fees.
On BSC, network fees are usually paid in BNB. If you have zero BNB, transfers and swaps can fail.
Choose the correct network: BSC / BEP-20.
USDT and USDC exist on multiple networks. When sending or withdrawing, always match the same network on both sides (for BSC: BEP-20).
Verify the token’s contract address.
Scam tokens can copy the name “USDT” or “USDC.” The contract address is the token’s true identity. Only use addresses from trusted sources.
Networks – Where Mistakes Happen
Network
A network (or chain) is the blockchain system you are using. The same token name can exist on different networks, so you must always choose the correct network when sending or receiving crypto.
BSC (BNB Smart Chain)
BSC is a blockchain network known for fast transactions and low fees. Many stablecoins and tokens are used on BSC for trading and DeFi.
BEP-20
BEP-20 is the token standard used on BSC. If you withdraw or send tokens on BSC, you often see “BEP-20” as the format choice.
Bridge
A bridge is a tool that moves crypto from one network to another (for example, from Ethereum to BSC).
Bridges can be useful, but they add extra steps, fees, and risk.
Wallet – Control & Responsibility
Wallet
A crypto wallet is an app or device that lets you store and manage your crypto. It does not store coins like a physical wallet. It stores the keys that give you access to your funds on the blockchain. If you control the keys, you control the crypto.
Never share your keys / Recovery Phrase / Seed Phrase! (Usually a list of words)
Wallet apps are for example Token Pocket, MetaMask, and OKX.
Wallet Address
A wallet address is like your public account number. You can share it to receive crypto.
Please double-check the network and the address characters before sending crypto. Always double-check the first and last characters.
Private Key
A private key is the secret code that controls your crypto. If someone gets your private key, they can take your funds.
Seed Phrase / Recovery Phrase / Mnemonic
A seed phrase is a list of words that can restore your wallet.
It is the master backup. If someone gets it, they can access your funds. If you lose it, you may lose access forever.
Keep it offline and private. And never share it!
Custodial vs Non-Custodial
Custodial means a platform holds the keys for you (easier, but you rely on them). Non-custodial means you hold your own keys (more control, more responsibility).
How to install a wallet (Example: Token Pocket)
Download Token Pocket
Open TokenPocket. On the initial interface, you can choose between [I have an account] or [No accounts] to create or import a wallet.
When selecting the wallet network, select [BNB Chain].
You can name your wallet but this is not mandatory.
How to create a wallet (Example: Token Pocket)
1) Select Wallet Network
Choose [BNB Chain] in the wallet network selection and click [Create Wallet]. In the creation section, select [Create Wallet].
2) Set Wallet Details
Enter the wallet name (if you want), password, and optional hint information, then click [Create Wallet].
Seed / Recovery Phrase = Mnemonic On the mnemonic phrase backup page, carefully review the security tips and ensure to save the seed phrase using offline methods.
Click [Advanced Settings] to enable the Passphrase option for wallet creation. If not needed, directly click [Generate Mnemonic].
3) Using Passphrase (Optional)
If using the Passphrase feature, make sure to remember it. Only the correct mnemonic phrase combined with the correct Passphrase can import the correct wallet.
On the mnemonic phrase backup page, ensure to back up the displayed mnemonic phrase offline. After completing the backup, click [Backup Complete, Proceed to Verification].
4) Verify Mnemonic Phrase
On the verification page, you will see 12 shuffled words. Arrange them in the correct order to pass the verification. Once verified, the BSC wallet will be successfully created.
Transactions, Fees, Tracking
Gas Fee / Network Fee
A network fee is the cost to send a transaction on a blockchain.
On BSC, this fee is usually paid in BNB. Fees can change depending on network traffic.
Transaction Hash (TxID)
A TxID is a unique code that proves a transaction happened.
You can paste it into a blockchain explorer to track whether the transaction is pending or confirmed.
Confirmation / Finalty
A transaction is not fully final the second you click send. It needs confirmations from the network. More confirmations usually means more certainty that the transaction is complete.
DEX (Decentralized Exchange)
A decentralized exchange (DEX) lets you swap tokens directly from your wallet using smart contracts. No company holds your funds, but transactions cannot be reversed if you make a mistake.
It is the „swap“ button in your wallet.
DeFi Mechanics – Important before investing
Smart Contract
A smart contract is code on the blockchain that runs automatically. DeFi apps and bots often use smart contracts to move funds and pay rewards.
Approval / Token Allowance
An approval is permission you give a smart contract to spend a specific token from your wallet.
Many DeFi apps require approvals before you can swap or earn.
Unlimited Approval
Unlimited approval means the contract can spend as much of that token as it wants. It is convenient, but if the contract is malicious or hacked, it can drain your tokens.
Better do not use it at the beginning.
Liquidity
Liquidity means how easily you can buy or sell without big price changes. Low liquidity can lead to worse prices and higher slippage.
Slippage
Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the price you actually get during a swap. It is common when liquidity is low or prices move quickly.
APR vs. APY
APR is the interest rate without compounding.
APY includes compounding, meaning you earn “interest on your interest” if earnings are reinvested.
Safety – Most important
Scams and Traps
Phishing
Phishing is a scam where a fake website, message, or support account tries to trick you into sharing your seed phrase or signing a dangerous transaction.
Wrong Token Contract Address
A contract address is the unique identity of a token or smart contract on a blockchain.
Scam tokens can copy names and logos, so checking the contract address helps you avoid fakes.
Rug Pull
A rug pull is when a project suddenly removes liquidity or blocks selling, leaving users with tokens they cannot trade. Big promises and very high returns are common warning signs.
Safety Basic Rules
1) Always start with a small test amount
2) Use only money you can afford to loose
3) Do not share your wallet seed phrase!
Troubleshooting
My transaction failed
On BSC, you usually need BNB for gas fees. If you have no BNB, transactions may fail even if you have enough USDT/USDC.
Currently, MetaMask (wallet) has some connection issues. Maybe change the wallet.
My funds did not arrive
Check the network used, the address, and the TxID. Many “missing” transfers are caused by choosing the wrong network.
Rug Pull
A rug pull is when a project suddenly removes liquidity or blocks selling, leaving users with tokens they cannot trade. Big promises and very high returns are common warning signs.
It is your choice
Think about it. It is not as difficult as you imagine.
Start small.
Learn by doing.
Build at your own pace.
5 Steps for Your Safety
1) Always start with a small test amount
2) Use only money you can afford to loose
3) Do not share your wallet seed phrase!
4) Never share your wallet seed phrase!
5) Never ever share your wallet seed phrase!!!