Topic: Easiest Step-by-Step Guide (Read 482 times)
Guide looks legit. You can also use shapeshift.io to exchange tokens instead of exchange.
If you guys want to explore the blockchain technology itself, I would recommend this Goldman Sachs interactive report. (Obviously this one is not spam)
It lioks like spam but also it looks like this guide can be very helpful for beginners.I think that many beginners cat get some helpful from this site.
I will search that post, i hope that will help us as a beginners. Thank you for that.
Just went through the site mentioned in the first post. Seems like a good guide for beginners. Welcome to BitcoinTalk.
Regardless of whether it is a regular advertisement or not, it looks like this guide can be very helpful for beginners.
I think this information is in the right place and it will be useful to many people.
I think this information is in the right place and it will be useful to many people.
Seems like hidden advertisement.
Well i hope not, welcome and just use bitcoin to learn it, nothing else u need. Buy some and spend.
Well i hope not, welcome and just use bitcoin to learn it, nothing else u need. Buy some and spend.
In my opinion it is spam, and posts like this should be deleted by admins and moders. It litter forum
Seems like hidden advertisement.
Well i hope not, welcome and just use bitcoin to learn it, nothing else u need. Buy some and spend.
Well i hope not, welcome and just use bitcoin to learn it, nothing else u need. Buy some and spend.
Hey guys!
So, I'm fairly new to the crypto game, but the easiest and simplest guide I've found (or that was recommended to me) is bitbasic.io
They also have a list of coins that they like with an easy-to-understand explanation for non-tech people like me. I'm so excited! (Yes, after I joined the crypto craze, I went and "bought" 10 different coins (after researching the heck out of them, of course.))
Anyway, I'm just excited to finally be part of this tech community and thought I'd share how I got on board.
Cheers!
So, I'm fairly new to the crypto game, but the easiest and simplest guide I've found (or that was recommended to me) is bitbasic.io
They also have a list of coins that they like with an easy-to-understand explanation for non-tech people like me. I'm so excited! (Yes, after I joined the crypto craze, I went and "bought" 10 different coins (after researching the heck out of them, of course.))
Anyway, I'm just excited to finally be part of this tech community and thought I'd share how I got on board.
Cheers!
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