Topic: Hello I'm new! (Read 472 times)
I'm just regretting not buying more when it was down at $60 a few months ago...
Great post, thanks for the info.
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ok will check it out. 
Hey,
Newbie Bitcoin user here, have known of Bitcoin for a while and still regretting everyday I don't buy any (like most other people who are holding off buying them)
I recently found interest in the currency mainly on Reddit but I thought I'd join the forums and get involved, I really want to develop a much broader understanding of how the system works and any simplified info would be great. I'm pretty computer savvy but sometimes reading about Bitcoin just confuses me! But I imagine it just takes getting used to the terminology.
Anyway, nice to be here.
TGY
Newbie Bitcoin user here, have known of Bitcoin for a while and still regretting everyday I don't buy any (like most other people who are holding off buying them)
I recently found interest in the currency mainly on Reddit but I thought I'd join the forums and get involved, I really want to develop a much broader understanding of how the system works and any simplified info would be great. I'm pretty computer savvy but sometimes reading about Bitcoin just confuses me! But I imagine it just takes getting used to the terminology.
Anyway, nice to be here.
TGY
Welcome to the party!
The good news is you're not to late! The Google's of the digital currency world are yet to be discovered!
Watch the fireworks here: http://coinmarketcap.com/
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Reddit and Youtube got me interested too,
i'm a newbie here too.. still watch and learning.. 
Hello tommygunyeah,
From one newbie to another, I found the Bitcoin wiki to be a valuable source of information both simplified and technical. Even the FAQ ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ ) has really interesting answers to questions I didn't even think to ask.
Of course, standard wiki-crawling applies, so you can spend hours finding out just how deep the rabbit-hole goes.
Have a good one.
From one newbie to another, I found the Bitcoin wiki to be a valuable source of information both simplified and technical. Even the FAQ ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ ) has really interesting answers to questions I didn't even think to ask.
Of course, standard wiki-crawling applies, so you can spend hours finding out just how deep the rabbit-hole goes.
Have a good one.
Awesome, I'll get on with reading. It's like starting a new game having to crawl through wiki pages to get good
Hello tommygunyeah,
From one newbie to another, I found the Bitcoin wiki to be a valuable source of information both simplified and technical. Even the FAQ ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ ) has really interesting answers to questions I didn't even think to ask.
Of course, standard wiki-crawling applies, so you can spend hours finding out just how deep the rabbit-hole goes.
Have a good one.
From one newbie to another, I found the Bitcoin wiki to be a valuable source of information both simplified and technical. Even the FAQ ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ ) has really interesting answers to questions I didn't even think to ask.
Of course, standard wiki-crawling applies, so you can spend hours finding out just how deep the rabbit-hole goes.
Have a good one.
Hey,
Newbie Bitcoin user here, have known of Bitcoin for a while and still regretting everyday I don't buy any (like most other people who are holding off buying them)
I recently found interest in the currency mainly on Reddit but I thought I'd join the forums and get involved, I really want to develop a much broader understanding of how the system works and any simplified info would be great. I'm pretty computer savvy but sometimes reading about Bitcoin just confuses me! But I imagine it just takes getting used to the terminology.
Anyway, nice to be here.
TGY
Newbie Bitcoin user here, have known of Bitcoin for a while and still regretting everyday I don't buy any (like most other people who are holding off buying them)
I recently found interest in the currency mainly on Reddit but I thought I'd join the forums and get involved, I really want to develop a much broader understanding of how the system works and any simplified info would be great. I'm pretty computer savvy but sometimes reading about Bitcoin just confuses me! But I imagine it just takes getting used to the terminology.
Anyway, nice to be here.
TGY
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