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legendary
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin,
Learning is possible at anytime that you are ready and prepared to commit to it. The first stage of learning is usually the most difficult time, where you are still trying to pick up understanding about what a subject talks about. When you pass that beginners stage, it becomes easier from there to continue to update your knowledge.

 Learning something newly can be discouraging especially when it is difficult to grasp, but if you persist and do not get discouraged, you will finally have understanding.

Do not rush or hurry the learning process, give yourself enough time to read and understand.
I do agree that it would be feeling terrible at first, because you would feel like you are not going to understand anything at all. But when the time comes you are going to learn it very well and it won't become a problem.

I have to say that most people give up on the hardest part, which is the first curve, if you can go beyond that, you can be better than most people in a subject. It doesn't matter what the topic is, if you work 250+ hours on it, which is a lot and sounds like too much but that's only less than an hour a day for a year, then you would be better than 99% of the world on that topic. Just do that, focus, don't give up, and you would be great.
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The important thing is that you understand that Bitcoin is not an asset to speculate on but a means of peer to peer payment.
I don't see anything wrong to treat Bitcoin as an asset because most of countries in this world doesn't accept Bitcoin as a currency, if you live in such countries and use Bitcoin as a currency, you're either can't buy anything with Bitcoin or someone report you to the police.

Either you're using Bitcoin as an asset or as a payment, you're part of Bitcoin adoption.

Hi Helena, first of all congrats on the cake contest...great job, hope it was good too.  As far as Bitcoin is concerned, it is partly true but if everyone held their own coins, adoption would never come, instead we need to encourage them to spend their Satoshis if we aim for a better and free world.
legendary
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Soon enough, learning will be easier for you, especially if you become an active member in the bitcointalk forum.
Yeah, it's better for @OP to become a silent reader first and then ask something if he doesn't understand about the subject he want to learn. He shouldn't need to fear to post, as long as he's matured enough and can receive a criticism, he will become a good member and understand about Bitcoin in deeper.

I got mentioned eight times in this thread. I am using Notification Bot and get a notification whenever people use the word Learn Bitcoin  Cry Cry. I got a couple of mentions in other threads as well. Oh Gawd! Why did I choose this Username?
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It's either you need to stop using notification bot or ask theymos to change your username, maybe he will hear your request because you have a good reason, although you shouldn't expect too much.
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I got mentioned eight times in this thread. I am using Notification Bot and get a notification whenever people use the word Learn Bitcoin  Cry Cry. I got a couple of mentions in other threads as well. Oh Gawd! Why did I choose this Username?
legendary
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Since the forum is about Bitcoin and you are the OP, a newbie, it would be better to put this thread in the newbie's section.
Other than that, how much do you want to learn about Bitcoin? There are many avenues that you may be interested in, but first, it would be useful to know how to store bitcoin and how to use it. I don't think it's the time to say that it's too late to start learning Bitcoin; it is so multifaceted that any follower will find an interesting niche in it for himself.
In addition, here on the forum, there is a lot of information that you can read and eventually begin to figure out on your own, without even resorting to any courses.
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
The question is are you willing enough to learn? Because when it comes to learning about bitcoin, everyone is capable to make it happen, be it young or old, newbie or a senior. As long as you have the enthusiasm to learn, everything will be possible. Just do your own research and familiarize yourself on the things that are associated with bitcoin. Soon enough, learning will be easier for you, especially if you become an active member in the bitcointalk forum. No need to study different courses, the forum alone is a good avenue to maximize your knowledge so you can interact intellectually with the other forum members.
legendary
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin,
Learning is possible at anytime that you are ready and prepared to commit to it. The first stage of learning is usually the most difficult time, where you are still trying to pick up understanding about what a subject talks about. When you pass that beginners stage, it becomes easier from there to continue to update your knowledge.

 Learning something newly can be discouraging especially when it is difficult to grasp, but if you persist and do not get discouraged, you will finally have understanding.

Do not rush or hurry the learning process, give yourself enough time to read and understand.
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Everything is free on the internet. Never spend money to join or buy any courses, beware of offers for accelerated or intensive courses. It's not too late now, but if you don't start right away and procrastinate, you'll miss out on more opportunities. You can always start at any time, but the sooner the better.
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As long as you want, have enthusiasm, have passion, you can start at any time, with bitcoin it's never too late. I've seen people give you many resources to help you start with bitcoin. Apart from those resources, I think youtube is also a place where you can find everything about bitcoin, and it will be even easier to understand.

I guess you came here to invest in bitcoin, but besides investing, bitcoin has many more amazing functions and use cases. I hope you can learn everything about bitcoin before making any decision, don't rush to invest for fear of missing the opportunity.
There’s no late actually in learning about bitcoin, it’s even a more advantage now since everything we need to learn are already available all over the internet, we just have to do due diligence to maximize our learning. Also, do not forget that this bitcointalk forum is a good source to acquire knowledge on bitcoin, and the rest are found in the internet for free. With google and youtube, there’s more a lot about bitcoin that you should know.
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
I don't find that it's hard to reach just by suggesting through a few search engines you can get a lot of material related to this market and bitcoin. I won't judge where is the best because knowledge is what we come to see, even on this forum the amount of knowledge you can find is immense.
But I advise you as a beginner, if you are intending to learn more about the market, study seriously and never give up with new knowledge, always put your inquiries to people to get support.
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As long as you want, have enthusiasm, have passion, you can start at any time, with bitcoin it's never too late. I've seen people give you many resources to help you start with bitcoin. Apart from those resources, I think youtube is also a place where you can find everything about bitcoin, and it will be even easier to understand.

I guess you came here to invest in bitcoin, but besides investing, bitcoin has many more amazing functions and use cases. I hope you can learn everything about bitcoin before making any decision, don't rush to invest for fear of missing the opportunity.
legendary
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
Do you think that the experts now, those who have lots of knowledge with regards to Bitcoin now, didn't start as a beginner?

All of us started as a beginner. Yes it will take time for an average person to learn Bitcoin, but as a beginner, the only thing that you can do is to learn, learn and learn. There are so many information online that can help you. Just do it step-by-step because you might get overwhelmed with lots of information that you can see in the internet. I got overwhelmed one time when I was studying because of so many information, so many terms and so many words that I don't know, but I took time to learn. Cut the story short, I learned the basics now, and I'm just happy that I learned it.

Where can you get information? I think many users here already sent some links that will help you, so I will not add anymore. What I can only say is that, watch Bitcoin documentaries on Youtube. That's what helped me back when I'm starting aside from the fact that I'm reading as well. Just take your time, don't think that there will be a faster learning curve unless you have a mentor that will spoon-feed you with information.
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
I don't need to drop more links were you can learn bitcoin, most of users who commented in this thread dropped one or two links you can access and learn from the articles, but from my perspective learning of bitcoin is really what concerns concentration, determination, consciousness and consistent, when you this four motives you most understand the elements or rudiments of bitcoin, so many people today acquire the knowledge and first concept of bitcoin through bitcointalk, so with the information circulating in forum especially in bitcoin discussion section and trade discussion section and alternative coins section ( altcoins board) is enough to give you the insight of bitcoin.
hero member
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The important thing is that you understand that Bitcoin is not an asset to speculate on but a means of peer to peer payment.
I don't see anything wrong to treat Bitcoin as an asset because most of countries in this world doesn't accept Bitcoin as a currency, if you live in such countries and use Bitcoin as a currency, you're either can't buy anything with Bitcoin or someone report you to the police.

Either you're using Bitcoin as an asset or as a payment, you're part of Bitcoin adoption.
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, and which courses are effective?

As long as you have the zeal and you're sure you'll be consistent in your learning journey then you can learn Bitcoin.
Your starting time does not matter, there's a thought I always harbor in my mind each time I'm starting a new thing. "You might be new and yet still do better than those that have been there for years" just focus on improving yourself and don't let jealousy or depression get the better of you.

And I believe if indeed you're serious about your learning, with all the resources/links already provided in this thread should be able to enable kick off your journey and also to build a solid foundation in Bitcoin.
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
This topic should be on Beginners and Help.
I am giving you an article which I use to learn when I was a newbie from Mk4,it will help you a lot.

If you like reading articles: https://coindesk.com/learn
* If you like reading books: https://theinternetofmoney.info/
* If you like watching videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPQwGV1aLnTuN6kdNWlElfr2tzigB9Nnj
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At this time, is it possible for a beginner to learn bitcoin, where is it better, which courses are effective?
Bitcoin information & resources
Introduction to Bitcoin for Beginners

[General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?
[GUIDE] How to Safely Download and Verify Electrum

Use strong passwords to protect your devices and wallet files.
[GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password

It is basics to start but if you want to have advanced, you can use cold wallet or multi-signature wallet.
Creating a multisign wallet
Creating a cold storage wallet in Electrum
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In my opinion Bitcoin is a type of digital currency that can be used to buy things online. It's like virtual money that you can send to other people without needing a bank. To learn about Bitcoin, you can start by checking out the website https://bitcoin.org/en/, which has a beginner's guide and FAQ section. There are also courses available on websites like Udemy and Coursera that can teach you more about Bitcoin.

It's important to be careful when investing in Bitcoin, and to never invest more money than you can afford to lose. Start small and do your own research before making any decisions.
hero member
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There is no well-defined time to start learning the use of Bitcoin every day is the right one.  On the net you will find a lot of material to start with but also here on the forum.  I advise you to search among the podcasts and see if there is something in your language, otherwise if you can understand English there are many well done ones.  The important thing is that you understand that Bitcoin is not an asset to speculate on but a means of peer to peer payment.
legendary
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Just found this website very recently and I think the guides written here are extremely easy to understand.
- https://armantheparman.com/

There are other resources as well:
- Compiled resources about BTC - https://www.lopp.net/
- Anything related to security - https://cryptosec.info/
- Videos - https://youtube.com/@aantonop
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