From all I know about this digital world, as same as Reality, you can get salary from Active and Passive Income.
When you already learned about Cashflow Quadrant or something about Asset and Liability, you will know that Campaign is categorized as Active income. That means you have to barter between Time and Money, that is very good in this place bcoz you decided your job schedule rather than work on company.
And about Passive income I mention before, that means you do not have to work too much when you can build asset that give you payment without wasting much time. Try to learn about Bitcoin-Altcoin Trading, and you also can buy Paper and Commodities in Stock market with BTC.
Topic: Bitcoin Newbie tips and advice? (Read 1892 times)
My tips and advice to my co newbie is be patient. You should be patient in making bitcoins because it is a long process for you to make more money. We should read and understand how do bitcoin works for you to be able to have an idea how to use it.
My advice to you is just read a lot here in beginner and help
The more you read the more information you have
And be patient just read read read
The more you read the more information you have
And be patient just read read read
Hello there, I am newbie here. Can anyone reply in my post and teach me about bit coin. Not every thing, just the important one. Tell me those things that I need to remember always. Thank you for the one who will do it.
Hello, Bitcoin Community. As you can tell, I'm new to the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. I've taught myself the basics of Bitcoin on what it is, how it works, and what to do with it, but since I'm new that doesn't mean I know everything. I understand that by practicing using Bitcoin is the best way to understand but before I continue, I'm hoping I can get some tips and advice from Bitcoin veterans. Such as where to get news regarding Bitcoin, scams that exist that I have no ideas about, also investing tips(which I'm really interested in, I also know there no such thing as risk-free investing.). I'm also curious about you to experience using Bitcoin and how have you used it in your life?
Welcome. With regarding to your question about the news there are few websites that you can check out:
https://cointelegraph.com/
http://www.coindesk.com/
http://www.coindesk.com/
http://news.bitcoin.com/
But the best source of bitcoin news is our forum. There are a lot of bitcoin expect and knowledgeable members and you can learn from them.
For scam accusations you can check this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0
There are tips on how to spot a scammer.
You could also used the "Search" button if you have questions or looking for a specific topic. You can go around the forum and for sure all your questions will be answered. Goodluck to you.
Im very glad with this post. Although Im not new to forums, I just started in bitcointalk. And its s lot for me to be warned about scams which never came to my head that theres a lot here. Thank you.
My advice is do not ask too much. Do not ask for instant money. I mean there are some here want to have a money in just 1 week. They do not have patience. The first thing you have before do bitcoin is to have courage, hard work, effort and patience. Wait for the right time, do not make things faster.
"don't buy thinking you'll get rich and don't sell thinking they'll crash to 0"
Two biggest mistakes ive seen
Two biggest mistakes ive seen
This is the best tip so far.
I rushed with buying and got burned, now I'm just holding patiently and I've seen highs and lows in my investment, currently is rising and I'mon a 30% plus.
Definitely make a smart, well-thought buy and have the patience/forget about it.
There's no such thing as fast money in this game
yeah stay away from cloud mining. i lost 3/4 of my BTC when i tried that.
Hello, Bitcoin Community. As you can tell, I'm new to the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. I've taught myself the basics of Bitcoin on what it is, how it works, and what to do with it, but since I'm new that doesn't mean I know everything. I understand that by practicing using Bitcoin is the best way to understand but before I continue, I'm hoping I can get some tips and advice from Bitcoin veterans. Such as where to get news regarding Bitcoin, scams that exist that I have no ideas about, also investing tips(which I'm really interested in, I also know there no such thing as risk-free investing.). I'm also curious about you to experience using Bitcoin and how have you used it in your life?
Speaking from personal experience, I highly recommend that folks looking to buy some bitcoin start with an extremely small amount… also Write everything down 
whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information.
Experience? You talk experience while you're still a Newbie, please do not joke whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information. Yes you are right. I am newbie to this forum which certainly does not mean that I have no experience with the forum topic.
Unless someone's experience is measured by the number of posts.
If this is the case then please ignore my previous post.
Speaking from personal experience, I highly recommend that folks looking to buy some bitcoin start with an extremely small amount… also Write everything down whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information.
Experience? You talk experience while you're still a Newbie, please do not joke whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information.
Speaking from personal experience, I highly recommend that folks looking to buy some bitcoin start with an extremely small amount… also Write everything down whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information.
whilst bitcoin is a highly modern technology, you must make sure you keep ‘offline’ records of all your bitcoin information.
There are so many tips that people already mentioned about. But, throughout its history, Bitcoin has generally increased in value at a very fast pace, followed by a slow, steady downfall until it stabilizes.Bitcoin is global and not affected by any single country’s financial situation or stability.I suggest you start the small amount you can afford just to play around with the industry. It is something volatile, you just need to be careful.
thanks, for the info, I learn about it.
Just be carefully and dont rush anything because the other easy is sometimes scam. Just think first before you do something.
Bitcoin is actually susceptible to hacking and fraud. It could be ripped off or lost, but it's your main obligation if that takes place and also you can't condemn the system for that.
Bitcoins really are a private approach to trading value using a peer to peer system. The potential risks are numerous, however are the same just like any kind of currency trading. For an instance, you purchased high and sold low, you paid out cash for a incomprehensible item, you invested more making the coins in comparison with can be worth and so forth.
It's alright if you would like sell it off. However not necessarily recomend for sell all of your bitcoin. The price will raise once again soon. Given that several country now acknowledge bitcoin as transaction. The price will rise over and over.
I need to confess. Being a total newbie, I'm simultaneously captivated and extremely scared of cryptocurrencies. I've truly yet to actually setup my very first bitcoin wallet due to the level of examination paralysis I've got. A natural part of me does indeed desire to take paths which are originally simpler, yet an additional section of me really wants to leap straight to the strong end. So what can everyone feel about it?
Just my simple advice.I suggest that you simply be careful while doing purchases with folks who've no reputation becuse there's individuals who will attempt to rip-off you even for 10 cents.
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