it was 9 months ago if i'm not mistaken when the first time that I sent a bitcoin transaction . 
Topic: Do you remember the very first time you sent a Bitcoin transaction? - page 4. (Read 5906 times)
January 31, 2017, 11:47:22 PM
nothing, I just felt a bit excited and nervous at the same time almost the same feeling when I am receiving my first satoshi from faucets that time I was a newbie and sending a certain amount to some investments makes me feel excited and I was expecting some thing good in return and eventually become frustrated it was 9 months ago if i'm not mistaken when the first time that I sent a bitcoin transaction .
it was 9 months ago if i'm not mistaken when the first time that I sent a bitcoin transaction . January 31, 2017, 07:18:54 PM
I remember that bitcoin price was about 300$ and that it is now 3x bigger so i see really good opportunity for keeping money in our bitcoin pockets and lok them for a couple of years.
January 31, 2017, 07:13:06 PM
I remember my first transactions with Bitcoin, I transfer the money from my xapo wallet to my wallet on blockchain. Only 20.000 satoshi that i find it from very terrible faucets. And i had worried my little bitcoin sent as well or not, sure fear to click 'send' button. But around 10 minutes my 20.000 satoshi receives in my blockchain wallet safely.
January 31, 2017, 06:43:02 PM
I do not send out bitcoins too often, mostly receive. When receiving my first payment from my first signature campaign about a year ago, I was very confused and nervous. I was pretty unsure of how bitcoin worked at
the time, and I was constantly checking my wallet to see if the "pending" notification would disappear. I was very unsure of what this meant, and I thought I did something wrong.
My first time sending bitcoin was to myself in my Poloniex account, where I was looking to invest some bitcoins into an alt coin. It was pretty nerve racking, and I was scared that typing in the wrong address
would lose the bitcoins I put in for ever.
the time, and I was constantly checking my wallet to see if the "pending" notification would disappear. I was very unsure of what this meant, and I thought I did something wrong.
My first time sending bitcoin was to myself in my Poloniex account, where I was looking to invest some bitcoins into an alt coin. It was pretty nerve racking, and I was scared that typing in the wrong address
would lose the bitcoins I put in for ever.
January 31, 2017, 02:02:01 PM
I think my first time that i sent my bitcoin are comes from faucet and a tried to topup load my phone using bitcoin that i thought bitcoin is not real but i received my load and thinking that bitcoin is real until i eawrn more satoshi in faucet and try to invest in investment site and cloud mining site that i did not know that they are scam.. but i learn about my mistake and now i found this forum i learn more about bitcoin and now i know who are scammers or who are trusted..
that's what i believe , most people start know about bitcoin through a faucet.they collecting for weeks then able to withdraw all of them and then the first bitcoin transaction made to your wallet.
don't know where to spend the first bitcoin and cell phone top up services is the most available service that time .
January 31, 2017, 01:50:22 PM
I think my first time that i sent my bitcoin are comes from faucet and a tried to topup load my phone using bitcoin that i thought bitcoin is not real but i received my load and thinking that bitcoin is real until i eawrn more satoshi in faucet and try to invest in investment site and cloud mining site that i did not know that they are scam.. but i learn about my mistake and now i found this forum i learn more about bitcoin and now i know who are scammers or who are trusted..
January 31, 2017, 01:40:41 PM
I feel sad about that time because my hard earned bitcoin will go out of its home(wallet) but I just dont mind it for long because I know that I've used my bitcoin for good and apparently I'm benefiting of it until now but now I dont have any regrets of any transaction as I'm always double checking whether the address is wrong or not.
January 31, 2017, 06:19:34 AM
Exactly I didn't remember the date but my first transaction made on 2016. Since I'm new to bitcoin on that time because I want to invest bitcoin to earn, I cash-in money to my wallet then I convert it to bitcoin. I am very curious on sending my bitcoin on that time cause I don't who received it and then I tried but it's ok.
January 31, 2017, 06:10:23 AM
First bitcoin transaction was with my blockchain legacy wallet and I was trying out a bet on directbet and I remember losing as venus williams was beaten in that match 
January 31, 2017, 05:58:02 AM
Someone sent me some bit, then realized he sent much more than intended and so asked me to send half back to him. Well, at least I got to try both transaction a few minutes apart. 
January 31, 2017, 12:43:43 AM
I first transaction bitcoin in the wallet blockchain because many who recommended I sending it to the gambling site, when I gamble online there are some sites that use bitcoin and it was a new thing for me and then I tried it and easily passable.
January 31, 2017, 12:31:17 AM
I remember when I first sent bitcoin to an address, I have checked the address for almost 10 time, read one by one character of that wallet address. It feel so weird to send your money without verification name like bank account.
And for the next transaction, I do trust my self, with just copy and paste the wallet address can't make one character change
And for the next transaction, I do trust my self, with just copy and paste the wallet address can't make one character change
January 31, 2017, 12:26:32 AM
i still remember the time i sent some of my coins to pay to the load i purchased from someone i knew. and that was my first time too. so i copy and pasted the btc address to where i should send the payment. copy paste - DONE! setting the amount - DONE! So as i was about to send the coins, im a bit confused if the address is right because im afraid that i might be entering the wrong address or added one letter to it.. so what i did was i compared the addy that i pasted to the addy he sent, every single character then it matched. so i decided to press the send button then boom! sent! so i waited for him to confirm that he received it, after he confirmed then i felt such relief.. even these day, whenever i send something, i always double check the address.
January 31, 2017, 12:23:30 AM
yes for the first time i sent bitcoin at hyip investment site and i am regret now because when i sent it i am still newbie about bitcoin and investment, i can decide to sent my bitcoin to that site because my friend telling me that he get big profits i am so stupid that time and that amount is big for me around $200
January 30, 2017, 11:40:58 PM
Absolutely, I remember I purchased ~$160 worth of LindenDollar @ virwox.com (I used paypal for that, didn't heard of localbitcoins yet), and then I converted LindenDollar to btc and sent it to btc-e. I was so nervous because I didn't know if I'd lose my 'money'. The bitcoin deposit was finally visible in my btc-e account after 30-min, it's a good time 
January 30, 2017, 11:29:43 PM
I still remember the very first time I made a transaction it was only last year. I felt nervous because I am afraid to make a mistake but when I made it successful I felt so happy. I am having fun in learning new things and I believe on myself that I can make it cause I am a geek guy.
January 30, 2017, 02:30:22 PM
I still remember my first transaction as I sent it to wrong address as it was my first transaction and I was bit confused and by mistake I sent it to some third party, I was fortunate enough that amount was not too big but it made me more focused and now before sending my bitcoins I check and recheck the address as now I cannot afford to loose even a single penny of it.
January 30, 2017, 01:40:05 PM
I still remember it clearly the first time I sent a bitcoin to my bitcoin address , Actually It is not big ,it is more or less 0.001 which is the minimum payout in the faucet website I get into ! There is a big excitement in me when I first sent that to my address I thought I am going to be rich later did I found out that I didn't even earn half a dollar on my 3 months job thru faucet well it didn't stop me there until I found out about bitcointalk and earn a decent amount of bitcoin every week !
Now that you speak of that it reminds me of my second transaction when I was about to send a very small sum of money and the transaction fee was double what I was going to send and I thought it was very expensive until I found out the transaction fee depended on the size of the transaction and not in the amount. January 30, 2017, 12:59:14 PM
None of the above. Sending BitCoin was as easy as 1 2 3.
I wasn't excited or unhappy. Sending BitCoin I think right before I bought something and just wanted to pay in BitCoin, so I did. It felt just like spending money online with a debit card, because basically it is.
I wasn't excited or unhappy. Sending BitCoin I think right before I bought something and just wanted to pay in BitCoin, so I did. It felt just like spending money online with a debit card, because basically it is.
January 30, 2017, 12:56:16 PM
I remember i have to check the bitcoin address I am sending to multiple times. I will read the first 5 characters, and then the last 5 characters. And check it again, reading it backwards. I was quite uncertain if I am doing it right because no one taught me how to do it. Fortunately, I did it right. The next time I sent bitcoins, it way lot easier.
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