Topic: Can they be listed here for easy access? (Read 290 times)

I thought this through, and felt we also need to give trading a break. Some trading folks that made profits as traders changed their line of business and no longer participate in trading like in the past.  They complained about losing out lots of money. But, in the starting point, they saw good profits. On the long run, they can't separate their losses or wins. Quite complicated. Hence with the current world situation, it's a very crucial factor that can affect bitcoin. Although bitcoin has its ways of surprising traders with lots of profits. This time it can't be predicted. As the speed at which war rages in the society is high. War circulating round major countries in Europe, distracting the world power on the fight against economical melt down. Which could affect the growth of bitcoin after the halving. The bull run will emerge to an extent, like usual. Yet, how long it'll stay is slim; short. However, if bitcoin hits a high price, it can divert the attention of people to trade bitcoin. Even those who have avoided trading it. So, when the trouble on Earth is quite high and much, its a distraction. And people follow what's most important at the moment. Do they need to go to a safer location due to the crisis? nothing else can get them. Until they've gotten to where they'll love to stay. Using your context, when more people are in distress and fighting to save lives, bitcoin won't make them happy. Hence, going for bitcoin isn't a priority, at the time, to them. Such thing can dwindle the value of bitcoin, because people have something else that'll get them joy when achieved. Where I'm confused about this, is on the Covid era.

Op, you can start slowly, there are several links attached here that you can include in the main topic. You can also search to add more links that Newbies can benefit from, believe me, every effort that can help other users will be appreciated with Merit. Keep trying to produce posts that can bring you closer to the next ranking.

I guess, He saw some positive sign in the market that gave him the confidence that bull season is very close to users and it will be a good thing for newbies to be part of this good news that is loading, and it will surely come to pass before the end of this month. What is happening now in the crypto market that is making BTC and other cryptocurrencies price to moved to another next level has given people hope to continue waiting for the right time to sell all those potential coins to come before they can make a good choice to make a good profits.

Many newbies has used this forum to learn many things that related to BTC and other cryptocurrencies that is helping them to know what to do when the price is low, and what to do when the price is high in the market which are things that are very important to newbies to acquire in the community.

How do you know there will be a bull run for the halving? The current small pump has nothing to do with halving, it has just been trigered by some good news, the halving is in few months and I don't see much buzz about that on social medias and forums to be honest. So you shouldn't except a big move only lead by that, some other events have to happen to trigger a 2x or 3x+ bull run IMO.

 Great initiative, OP. If you could collect all the threads regarding your questions, it could potentially help newbies who want to do something in the upcoming halving season. As everyone suggested, and some even give you links to certain topics, you should dig into them more. Use Ninjastic and Google Dorks to acquire the missing topics. Then make the complete list of the topics like a guide.

Good one op I believe many newbies would learn from this I think I would add based on exchange it's best to make wise decision when choosing an exchange to buy and sell from everyone has their preferences and if you love your privacy and anonymity the decentralised exchanges are for you.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13657869
Here is a thread about some nice decentralised exchanges you can then be able to do your own research on which you would go with.


But if you still want to compare and contrast you option between decentralised exchanges and centralised exchanges then see this thread below.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29885570

Thanks for sharing this Ratimov thread, it's really an encyclopedia, and merits the name. Just a glance into it and I've seen a lot of interesting bitcoin related topics that are worth looking into, to gain more knowledge. Aside from this encyclopedia, another
fast and easy way for a newbie to Learn and increase knowledge of any bitcoin related issues, including halving and ATH is just to start a topic on the specific area where they need help. They'd be surprised at how fast more experienced members are willing to answer their question from different perspectives, and they will have enough knowledge and information to make their decisions. I'm talking from experience, because the only thing I knew about bitcoin before joining this forum was that the coin is traded like forex, nothing more.

This bitcointalk forum is like an interactive institution where you learn about bitcoin and other related topics for free, so a newbie only need to search and ask questions about any bitcoin information, and answers will be pouring in.

Additional to this, OP can as well go to the speculation board and make more research on related threads that has such contents of what he demanded and possibly make the compilation there by himself, also, you can as well make use of the forum search engine to have some other aspects already discussed relating to that, this is what I expect you to make yourself or rather visit the speculation board and explore bitcoin discussion board as well.

You have the desire, but don't want to make the effort. Start exploring the forum deeper to find some threads that you think can help Newbies then you can link to these threads. I can just direct you here to get some of the links you want. Get used to exploring several different boards to gain insight into the forum, you can save the link here if you think it is useful for Newbies.

I don't think so that we need to pin/list the titles you mentioned in your actual post. How about you try Google Dorks? Search for any thing and If you want it to be a post from bitcointalk.org, you just use this with the search.

site:bitcointalk.org

Example Search:
site:bitcointalk.org how to buy bitcoin

And here is your result:

That's not possible if you ask that information for free since there's a lot of time needed to take before people will get all information you wanted. But if you can pay someone to do the job for you then provably you can get those compilation of threads of all bitcoin discussion.

But if you can't afford to do it then settle up some little information shared by some generous users and also you can search it on this forum since all of that they is available if you try to seek information about that.

I don't want to be rude for saying that but I want those newbie to seek and be resourceful since doing this can help them in future since if they rely on the information feed by people then you or they might get few knowledge and that is not really helpful to anyone.

It'll be quite difficult to have one single centralized list because even the most prominent Bitcointalk members have different opinions on some aspects, so everyone pretty much has their own go-to list with links they think is best.

Here's my personal list:


* 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

Security related:
* https://chainsec.io
* https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information/security.html

If you want to get more technical
* https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook#chapters

In each section different topics are discussed separately, you can express your interest by going to the related section which you are interested in. If you are interested in Bitcoin, you can go to Bitcoin Discussion and read the discussions and if you have any comments you can comment there. If you are interested in any new topic then you can create a post of your choice in the Bitcoin Discussion section by following the rules and hopefully the experienced members will reply to you and you will get your reply in that reply.

That was never my intention, I just read the reply again and the part I stroke out made everything sound different.

We all were once newbies and we also had ideas that sounded like a waste of time to others but to us it was a very great idea, so it would be wrong for us to reply rudely despite knowing how it feels (although some posts needs to be criticized (constructively), if the user fails to change after been corrected several times).

My goal was to give him the link to ninjastic.space and also beginners encyclopedia thread by Ratimov to help him get the necessary links to add in the Op.

They must do their research on history, past market cycles of Bitcoin. How its bull run starts together with a Bitcoin halving and how long it usually lasts, how long a bear market after that usually lasts.

Understand those historic basics will help them to don't expect too much about new all time high price, have good plan to take profit, keep their capital in cash and be well prepared for a long bear market that often lasts for 2 years or longer.

Look at the price chart first, read some past fuds like "Bitcoin is dead" and understand how fud works in this market as well as how strong Bitcoin is.

https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/
https://buybitcoinworldwide.com/bitcoin-is-dead/

If they don't know about Bitcoin 4-year cycle, it's time to explore it.

It may not be your intention, but this sounds rude. OP is just asking if you know of threads pertaining to certain topics and if you do you may share them here. I don't see anything wrong with that, especially considering that there are numerous topics mentioned.

Anyway, OP, shouldn't newbies be concerned first about the whats and the whys and the hows of Bitcoin rather than about "maximiz[ing] their opportunity in next bull run"? For me, a newbie is one who is still learning the basics of Bitcoin. Making money out of Bitcoin is probably best for those who have gone past the newbie stage.

No, don't expect too much. It's not necessarily Halving is expecting to bull market afterward, because market condition today is different from previous halving. The world is in a condition of war, where we never met it before. All big country like the US and Europe just focus their economies on war, they prepare to cash just to meet what they need into the war. The world is not in good condition, the economy is in a state of chaos, and some observers say That the big country's economy will experience many problems. the big country will run out of cash for war costs. they prefer to cash than bitcoin.

So, you have to add a link to how to manage your psychology on the crash market.

Those links are still welcomed, thanks to those who have compiled the links already, the thread is now open , kindly post them here. Thanks

If you want the links to those thread then do it yourself. Use Ninjastic.space and search for them and link them to your thread since you want to help out newbies.


Seems like you beat me to the second suggestions I was about to give to the Op.

Op, if you don’t have the time to compile your own list then use the link above, although it might not contain everything that you’re requesting for but it sure do have enough relevant information for newbies, so use it and also add more to your list by using the resource I gave you in the first suggestion.

All you need is the Beginners & Help Encyclopedia by Ratimov. This thread is usually updated every month and encompasses almost all the threads needed for a beginner to kick start his cryptocurrency journey, or to gain more knowledge.