welcome to bitcointalk, im quite new here as well, though I registered a little while back.
I found crypto around march 2017, so Im just gonna say a tip i learnt the hard way,
Do research, learn about the market, and listen to those that are above you in the system.
Being in bitcointalk, be more of a listener, than a speaker, some people here have been on since the beginning.
Topic: A Newcomer in Crypto and finding a way to get a better future in Bitcoin (Read 109 times)
March 15, 2018, 06:06:09 AM
March 15, 2018, 12:55:56 AM
Welcome.
I'm sorry that you started in December. That must mean you bought at the 19k height or thereabouts.
I would cheer up, because we're going to see a bull run in the next weeks or months. However, I'm not sure the BTC price will recover to 19k until maybe the summer or Fall.
I would stay in the main alts, preferably Ethereum as it still is the most promising of the alts.
If you're going to get into alts, I suggest doing solid research before buying.
Look for an alt with a good team with lots of experience. See how often they pump out updates. If they pump out weekly updates, that's a good sign the coin will see healthy movement and healthy price increase.
Stay away from coins that are hyped beyond their functionality. Those are usually red signs and they're prone to pumps and super dumps.
I'm sorry that you started in December. That must mean you bought at the 19k height or thereabouts.
I would cheer up, because we're going to see a bull run in the next weeks or months. However, I'm not sure the BTC price will recover to 19k until maybe the summer or Fall.
I would stay in the main alts, preferably Ethereum as it still is the most promising of the alts.
If you're going to get into alts, I suggest doing solid research before buying.
Look for an alt with a good team with lots of experience. See how often they pump out updates. If they pump out weekly updates, that's a good sign the coin will see healthy movement and healthy price increase.
Stay away from coins that are hyped beyond their functionality. Those are usually red signs and they're prone to pumps and super dumps.
March 15, 2018, 12:45:28 AM
Mine and use your coins. You will learn a lot.
Don't invest in ICOs. You will lose a lot.
Don't invest in ICOs. You will lose a lot.
March 14, 2018, 11:10:35 PM
If you're struggling to understand how cryptocurrencies works, then the solution is simple; just like with any other skill or expertise. STUDY.
Some good resources:
Some good resources:
- A Beginner's Guide to Blockchain Technology: https://www.coindesk.com/information/
- BITCOIN RESOURCES: https://lopp.net/bitcoin.html
March 14, 2018, 11:08:32 PM
As the title says, I`m a newbie in Crypto world starting in December 2017 , and having a lots of ups and down experience since then , was struggling how this cryptocurrency works, a good way to start is what I am aiming for , a little tip and bit that can positively digest into my mind. Thanks and really appreciate.
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