Bitcoin. Seriously. Because you can't go wrong with the gold standard of cryptocurrency.
The thing is though you have to understand what your objectives are and what you want to get out of it.
If it's purely for fun and you treat it as a gamble, I advise go for one of the very cheap payment currencies. Litecoin is the best. You can buy a dollar's worth and spend it, for fun.
But Bitcoin works for all scenarios. Gamble? Speculate? Invest? Learn? Bitcoin can be bought for a dollar, and can be used in so many cases and can be tested out by almost anyone. Even a bitcoin faucet just for a few satoshi!
Topic: ASK- Which tokens to buy if you are a beginner/noobies/baby/beansprout? - page 2. (Read 348 times)
March 01, 2019, 08:20:13 AM
March 01, 2019, 08:02:21 AM
Tokens is only an alternative digital asset and the perception of "best tokens" is only a reference for how everyone decides to buy the tokens. Because everyone has the freedom to manage their own finances, whether they lose or profit. maybe, you just think that tokens is a more economical digital asset when compared to the mayor digital assets and I can't deny that but you must be prepared to face risks that might be beyond your reasoning.
March 01, 2019, 07:43:10 AM
You have to check or study the coin first, specially bitcoin.. but most of the newbies they are buying bitcoin..
March 01, 2019, 05:52:25 AM
I think for a newbie to earn money is to follow the signals of others till you gain knowledge about trading. And if you just want to invest and sit back for years to wait for your profit then you can go for the coin which is having the working product and is in well use in today's market.
March 01, 2019, 05:43:10 AM
There is no such thing as "token for nooby". You invest in the projects you actually not understand, not on the projects that random people on the internet told you to.
you can buy the coin with already popular brand and available on most exchanges such as bitcoin or ethereum. Avoid small cap coins on small exchanges because the risk of pump and dump.
Scratch that. Regardless if BTC and ETH are on the top or not, don't invest in them either if you don't know what they're used for. If you're not planning on doing research, investing is not for you. 
March 01, 2019, 05:19:20 AM
Take bitcoin's first.
And after taking that, observe the price swings. Believe me it will give you an idea on how the market shakes.
And after taking that, observe the price swings. Believe me it will give you an idea on how the market shakes.
March 01, 2019, 03:15:50 AM
you can buy the coin with already popular brand and available on most exchanges such as bitcoin or ethereum. Avoid small cap coins on small exchanges because the risk of pump and dump.
Perhaps popular is understatement nor isn't a good one, it sounds more like a hype for me. Just use the word trusted and established.
So yeah buy bitcoin and eth and don't buy those hype coins whereas you'll regret it afterwards. Don't believe on their empty promises.
And as a beginner, don't pursue trading, just hold it like mid to long term, as what they say, zero profit is better than losses.
March 01, 2019, 01:18:08 AM
Hi there,
Starting to trade with crypto. Read post and details.
But for starters, which token is best to buy for a definite nooby?
Appreciate your help. and also this is for others who have the same questions
(more questions to come)
Starting to trade with crypto. Read post and details.
But for starters, which token is best to buy for a definite nooby?
Appreciate your help. and also this is for others who have the same questions
(more questions to come)
you can buy the coin with already popular brand and available on most exchanges such as bitcoin or ethereum. Avoid small cap coins on small exchanges because the risk of pump and dump.
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March 01, 2019, 01:10:05 AM
First thing first own some bitcoin, they're in limited supply (only 21million) and there won't be another bitcoin in future. All those token you'll get as suggestion will someday get replace by better competitors or can run out of business in the next second but there'll be no cryptocurrency without bitcoin.
Therefore as a newbie before you draft out strategy or budget to buy any token (shitcoin) first buy some Satoshi.
Therefore as a newbie before you draft out strategy or budget to buy any token (shitcoin) first buy some Satoshi.
March 01, 2019, 12:54:23 AM
none of them.
in order to become successful in a market you must first be able to make this seemingly simple decision on your own instead of asking others. so if you can't decide which token to buy (or even if you should bother with "tokens") then it is not a good idea for you to enter the market.
in order to become successful in a market you must first be able to make this seemingly simple decision on your own instead of asking others. so if you can't decide which token to buy (or even if you should bother with "tokens") then it is not a good idea for you to enter the market.
March 01, 2019, 12:41:08 AM
It depends on what strategy you are going to use.
Are you going to do short trading or you are planning to hold?
Also, for a beginning I would recommend you buy coins/tokens in at least the top 20 of the coinmarketcap. Most of them at least have much fluidity in exchanges and notable trade volumes.
Avoid bitcoin forks at all costs - There is only one bitcoin.
Are you going to do short trading or you are planning to hold?
Also, for a beginning I would recommend you buy coins/tokens in at least the top 20 of the coinmarketcap. Most of them at least have much fluidity in exchanges and notable trade volumes.
Avoid bitcoin forks at all costs - There is only one bitcoin.
March 01, 2019, 12:16:21 AM
Hi there,
Starting to trade with crypto. Read post and details.
But for starters, which token is best to buy for a definite nooby?
Appreciate your help. and also this is for others who have the same questions
(more questions to come)
Starting to trade with crypto. Read post and details.
But for starters, which token is best to buy for a definite nooby?
Appreciate your help. and also this is for others who have the same questions
(more questions to come)
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