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Quote from: CHorse98 on June 11, 2017, 04:28:06 AM

Hi.So I'm really new to this altcoin investment and I would really like to learn more and wrap my head around it.What are some sites that I could use to learn? (techincal and fundamental analysis, speculation, "reading" the market etc.). Also, where can I find information about specific coins, if there is such a place?(except this forum

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Here are some youtubers to catch you up to speed
Ameer Rosic
Crypt0
CryptoPortfolio
The Node Investor
Boxmining
The Dollar Vigilante

Conigy is a great place to do some analyses
www.coinigy.com

learning how to read the charts is just as important check out this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wj9ITc0444&t=700s

If you get into the market start with a very small amount to get the hang of it because a lesson learned at a small loss is easier to swallow then a massive loss.

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So when it comes to investing it gets tricky. It can be the team or the coin features that give away. Most of the time you look for the hype behind the coin. Like to be transparent. I follow Neo, Gas, and omg lisk on the market decenteraland , umbrella coin, and spectiv on my ico watchlist

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you can subscribe for sub on reddit.com
bitcoin
bitcoinbeginners
cryptocurrency
icocrypto

you'll find there a lot of usefull information

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For starters, this site https://bitcointalk.org is very helpful. Or maybe try www.bitcoin.com/getting-started . Read first the thread for beginners and also create wallet for your coin. You can earn small amount in faucets. It takes time but it's worth it. There are some videos posted in youtube explaining about hoe bitcoin system works. It could be a great help for newbies. Whem it comes to trades and altcoins, you must be very patient in researching on what coin are you looking for.

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Quote from: xx-man on July 29, 2017, 01:30:18 PM

If you want to learn to analyze trading in the market, you can see the Graphics and MACD stastis, maybe from there you can read Altcoin movement. If you do not understand about it you should look at youtube, as there are many tutorials.

Maybe that way i will use, i have just got information about graphic and MACD static, so thanks for the information i will understand it

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Quote from: Jeger.Kiting on August 01, 2017, 01:15:35 AM

Quote from: jumbo on June 11, 2017, 01:19:24 PM

I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

It seems that this is clear enough for the information you provide to everyone on this thread, maybe from all the sites you recommend will be very petrified people who do not know about this, so I think not just for beginners only, maybe here are still Many people who need it To really understand this site.

This are all good information about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. I certainly will be keeping them all in my "to read" lists. I have been working my way up the Crypto ladder one step at a time and I am hopeful that using these resources I will be able to accumulate what I need to live a comfy life. Thank you all!

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Quote from: jumbo on June 11, 2017, 01:19:24 PM

I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

It seems that this is clear enough for the information you provide to everyone on this thread, maybe from all the sites you recommend will be very petrified people who do not know about this, so I think not just for beginners only, maybe here are still Many people who need it To really understand this site.

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Thanks a lot for the information. Though I found most exchanges accept only btc. If I wanna buy any altcoins, I have to buy BTC first. But now the price of BTC is not low. How do you guys buy the altcoins? With US dollar? Thanks

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The introductory material I have seen to join this world (guess you've passed this phase):

https://www.ted.com/talks/don_tapscott_how_the_blockchain_is_changing_money_and_business

The best material i have read to start understanding the technology is:

https://chrispacia.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/bitcoin-mining-explained-like-youre-five-part-1-incentives/

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As a beginner how do i increase my activities in bitcoin talk,can anyone help

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Quote from: Cauchy on July 30, 2017, 05:03:11 PM

Thanks for the links provided in the post. Realy helpful information!

Coinmarketcap.com will also help you there are many coins you will see there and you were able to see where exchange that coin available other than that you can also see total supply and how many coins is in circulation at that time.

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Hey everyone follow me on facebook for cryptocurrency news,ico's and bounties

https://www.facebook.com/ethereal.io/

-Kay

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Thanks for the links provided in the post. Realy helpful information!

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Quote from: skymberloh on July 29, 2017, 07:43:39 PM

Quote from: jumbo on June 11, 2017, 01:19:24 PM

I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

Thank you for this information sir. There are a lot of useful information.This is a big help because i am not that knowlegeable about the whole concepts of the assests where to trade.It is a great guide to start for a beginners like me.

Really, this is very good information and very helpful for beginners in bitcoin trading world and help me too. Thanks for this information sir. There is a lot of useful information from here.

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I recommend coimarketcap.com very useful

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Quote from: jumbo on June 11, 2017, 01:19:24 PM

I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

Thank you for this information sir. There are a lot of useful information.This is a big help because i am not that knowlegeable about the whole concepts of the assests where to trade.It is a great guide to start for a beginners like me.

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If you want to learn to analyze trading in the market, you can see the Graphics and MACD stastis, maybe from there you can read Altcoin movement. If you do not understand about it you should look at youtube, as there are many tutorials.

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Khan academy www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-finance/money-and-banking/bitcoin/v/bitcoin-what-is-it

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Good to see such a topic being posted. Its a learning thread for newbies to make some bitcoins.
First of all if you are new to bitcoin then you must create a bitcoin wallet. After that i suggest you to find some legit faucets and earn few btc, i think it would take time around 1month for having sm tradeable amount. After that if you are willing to increase this amount then start trading with altcoins. There are many exchanges for altcoins like yobit.net , novaexhange etc etc.. watch 2,3days and learn the market's updown like which altcoin to be traded which has rolling.. If you are confident then buy any low value coin that is for 1,2 satoshi. wait for the time and when its value increases then exchange it. try different coins like this.

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There are a lot of useful information in this thread!

Thank you for sharing this information !

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Quote from: HabBear on June 11, 2017, 11:37:46 AM

Welcome!

There's a lot of resources. Ethereum and Litecoin both have their own forums that you should add to your regular reading.

Here's a pricing resource: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/

The CryptoTrader mobile app is the shit, consolidates pricing of multiple coins in multiple conversion (fiat, crypto), across multiple exchanges with really tight pricing data and charts. The pricing charts are dynamic and you can look at trends down to as narrow as 5 minute pricing intervals. It's crazy.

For news you should start with Coin Desk. Here's a link to there site that goes beyond BTC and ETCH...the "Other Public Protocols" page: http://www.coindesk.com/category/markets-news/markets-markets-news/markets-news-other-public-protocols/

Quote from: jumbo on June 11, 2017, 01:19:24 PM

I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

Quote from: vh on June 11, 2017, 01:52:00 PM

There is a number of good introductory and technical tutorials over at 21.co/learn

https://21.co/learn/view-the-genesis-block/

Quote from: shelly154 on June 13, 2017, 01:27:43 AM

I wish these links will be helpful for you..

http://cryptorials.io/how-to-learn-everything-about-bitcoin/
http://www.coindesk.com/information/

Quote from: socks435 on June 13, 2017, 02:55:46 PM

You can use this tool for analysis https://bitcoinwisdom.com/ and you can see how to read the chart here
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/help/charts
It can help you to know how to read the chart or what are the use of every function in the tools.

Very usefull comments and usefull informations.i m also looked this kind detailes too this informations must put in newbye section and must pinned then any newbuy who want this types of informations can see it il noticed all of web sites for future reference

moodleman

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Hi and welcome!

This is a great site with tools and info towards altcoins mining with GPUs (Zcash, Ethereum, Monero), very easy to use:

http://proudminers.com/tools.html

Have fun!

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This site is actually a good start if you want to learn more about bitcoins and altcoins, but for trading or alternate coins you have to do your own digging and research about what specific coins you are eyeing for. I actually learned some from here then went to the coinmarketcap website and searched for the top 20 coins when I first started trading a few months back, one by one I actually did my own research on those coins and see if they have future possibilities and so on and so forth.

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first thing you're going to do , is teaching about tec of trading
then try to do big search about bitcoin and altcoin , then start you altcoin trade with small coin like doge coin to have some experince then you could start your formal project

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Quote from: CHorse98 on June 11, 2017, 04:28:06 AM

Hi.So I'm really new to this altcoin investment and I would really like to learn more and wrap my head around it.What are some sites that I could use to learn? (techincal and fundamental analysis, speculation, "reading" the market etc.). Also, where can I find information about specific coins, if there is such a place?(except this forum

)

You could try this trading blog it is very informative and geared towards beginners.. alunacrypto.blogspot.com

socks435

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I'm looking for free spin.

You can use this tool for analysis https://bitcoinwisdom.com/ and you can see how to read the chart here
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/help/charts
It can help you to know how to read the chart or what are the use of every function in the tools.

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If you want to study the tech analysis and aspects of trading, there are so many good books. It is not necessary to look for a technical analysis of the Bitcoin. A lot of qualitative literature is written for the analysis of traditional financial instruments.
"Technical Analysis Explained," by Martin Pring
"How to Make Money in Stocks," by William O'Neill
"Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques," by Steve Nison
"Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns," by Thomas Bulkowski
"Technical Analysis Using Multiple Timeframes," by Brian Shannon
I think that if a person has studied the aspects of trading in the financial markets as a whole, it will not matter for him to trade Bitcoin or shares. Good luck!

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I wish these links will be helpful for you..

http://cryptorials.io/how-to-learn-everything-about-bitcoin/
http://www.coindesk.com/information/

Love!

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If I may.......I'm still relatively new to this although I have been researching in my spare time for a number of years now.

My advice would be to buy 10 dollars worth of BC and then do a lot of math while watching and learning the charts. Just focus on that for a year or so until you get the financials down to a science.

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Quote

What are some sites that I could use to learn?

Maybe not websites but something better.
I recommend for beginners bitcoin documentaries, its fun and great way to get basic knowledge

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Quote from: aron_adams on June 12, 2017, 01:14:22 PM

I am looking for new projects for investment. Any tips?

Are you genuinely new or do you already have an account here and this is just a "post count" thought?

You'll get further around here if you look around all the different boards. The information you need is probably out there, you just gotta find it.

For new projects, check out the Project Development board here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0]

For investments, check out the Investments board here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=78.0

And one opinion comment here, I always get confused when people ask "what should I invest my Bitcoin in?!" Bitcoin IS the investment...the price of Bitcoin has increased more this year than any other honest public investment available in the world. Buy Bitcoin. Let it sit there. Then buy some more. And once you've had your fill, consider Litecoin or Ethereum or another alt coin.

Good luck to you.

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I am looking for new projects for investment. Any tips?

cryptocrusher

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Hi,

Also really new to this. Will definitely check out the suggestions above. Does anyone know of any video resources which are useful? Can't beat watching something before falling asleep!

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coimarketcap.com ! very useful

vh

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There is a number of good introductory and technical tutorials over at 21.co/learn

https://21.co/learn/view-the-genesis-block/

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I would't recommend starting from trading any just-to-the-market coins or others with low liquidity and high volatility.

Just for the beginners, these are some good tips:
http://cryptopotato.com/8-must-read-tips-trading-bitcoin-altcoins/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/pump-dump-know-signs-trading-altcoins/
https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/04/30/tutorial-altcoin-flipping-cryptocurrency-trading-strategies-always-win/

And, if you are not very aware about the whole concept of the assets you are going to trade, thatn pay some attention to this "for dummies" information about Bitcoin and how it works. It will be valuable to understand some fundamentals of cryptocurrencies before investing in this field.

https://www.bitcoin.com/getting-started
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-explained-five-year-old/

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Welcome!

There's a lot of resources. Ethereum and Litecoin both have their own forums that you should add to your regular reading.

Here's a pricing resource: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/

The CryptoTrader mobile app is the shit, consolidates pricing of multiple coins in multiple conversion (fiat, crypto), across multiple exchanges with really tight pricing data and charts. The pricing charts are dynamic and you can look at trends down to as narrow as 5 minute pricing intervals. It's crazy.

For news you should start with Coin Desk. Here's a link to there site that goes beyond BTC and ETCH...the "Other Public Protocols" page: http://www.coindesk.com/category/markets-news/markets-markets-news/markets-news-other-public-protocols/

CHorse98

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Hi.So I'm really new to this altcoin investment and I would really like to learn more and wrap my head around it.What are some sites that I could use to learn? (techincal and fundamental analysis, speculation, "reading" the market etc.). Also, where can I find information about specific coins, if there is such a place?(except this forum

)

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