Topic: how can the community support newcomers in navigating the crypto space? (Read 158 times)

Well being a pioneer you should have been at least member rank or full member after of 4years being here or higher. Im surprised you still ask how to be a good forum members inspite of that long time already. You should have known that by now and has a higher form of questions than this mate.

He doesn't know, he just pastes what ChatGPT spits out for him. Pretty much every post he's made since September is AI-generated. Several of his posts have already been reported, and some of them deleted. I haven't gotten around to reporting the ones where he weaves a mention of his business into the AI text but I will shortly.

Hey @coinremitter, hard to take you seriously when you can't be bothered to even type your own thoughts. If you're wondering why your posts are being deleted, this is why.

At some point in life, their was a Time we were all novice, so for now we just have to share some knowledge to newbie's, because we were once like that.

* When venturing into the crypto industry, we should have it at the back of our minds that it's not a get rich quick scheme.

* Do your own research, as simple as it sounds, brother you will get more than the information you ask for if you do your own research.

* Go for Bitcoin, they are the real deal, try as much as possible to avoid alt coin.

* Know that the crypto industry is filled with risk, so invest what you can afford to lose, so that your emotions can be in check.

* Learn to be patience, it's near impossible to succeed in cryptocurrency without it.

* Avoid storing your asset in a centralized exchange to avoid stories that tourch.

Everyone here has the same feeling at the beginning of the journey and has aspirations to develop. But rest assured, we are here working together to help and provide useful opinions and for development, of course the emphasis is on ourselves. only the paths and methods that will be conveyed by our seniors here if there are obstacles on the way so that they can be easily resolved. Read a lot, friends, and learn where it's going, then adjust it to what you need at the moment.

There's a lot of resources where one who is eagerly enough to learn about bitcoin should go with. And everything is laid free in the Internet, so learning is not a problem anymore, as long as there is sufficient time and good determination to make the learning more meaningful. But I believe studying the bitcointalk forum is the best legit source ever.

My best advice for newbies is just trust no one but only yourself. The crypto world has a lot of scammers so learn to trust no one. And always be patient in every decision you make and in every action you chose to make. Patience is a vital key when investing or trading in the market.

OP, there is no two ways about teaching a newbie in the Crypto space. Majority of the lessons to be learnt is done on personal research as a newbie. You as the person who onboard the newbie can only help guide them through but the remaining is to be done by themselves.  The world is so advanced now that any information you need could be gotten online through research.

No newbie should wait for anybody to continue teaching them about  crypto or Bitcoin as there are enough materials online one can read to gain more knowledge. Newbies can ask questions as it pertains to their understanding to clear their doubts if an the needs be.

One of the things you need to know and learn is how the Blockchain technology works because this will aid you to understand how different Blockchains and prevent you from using the wrong ones to send funds. You should also understand how to use crypto wallet, this will aid you to keep your coins safe from losing them. The Crypto market is very versatile and you will have to keep learning so that you can be a good investor and investing in any project you are ever interested in.

Really, there is so much valuable information on the world wide web; so if a person genuinely is interested in bitcoin/crypto, he/she should find his/her way easily. Unfortunately most are just interested in the moneymaking part so they end up failing.

No one has an obligation to be a pioneer as you describe because it is voluntary work that anyone can do if they have the intention. Learn first what they want to know and create posts to get answers from users who are much more knowledgeable. Expecting 80% of the time to get input or lessons from other people is the act of the lazy and that's not what beginners should do.

If you are one of the pioneers as you describe then give newcomers an idea of how they can avoid being scammed. The basis for avoiding fraud must be seen from the extent of their knowledge, not whether they want to learn or not, because opportunities will always be exploited by people who want to cheat.

Don't believe anything someone tells you in this space unless you've done extensive research and confirmed it's true.

Don't leave your coins on centralised exchanges; instead, act as your own bank and keep your funds in a decentralised wallet. Keep your private keys safe and do not share them with others because they are the password to access your money.

If you ever want to invest in a coin other than bitcoin, do your own research and calculate the risk you're willing to take. Don't let your altcoin investments turn you off to cryptocurrency in general. You are always welcome to stay and invest in bitcoin.

Continue to learn and grow in this space; continuous learning will provide you with an understanding of new technology in the space and will assist you in becoming more knowledgeable and confident in the cryptocurrency space.

This is question is a honest one, so I'm going to give you some that clue other people night not want to share with you buddy. First of all, in everything you do in crypto space, make sure you have access to your private keys and they are not manage in any custodial platforms. Here are the list of my advices:

• Make sure you you do your own personal researches and findings before you waste money on any thing, whether it's a coin or tokens, hardware or software wallets or the type of the exchange you want to use to buy and sell your coins.
• Don't buy shitcoins and meme coins, these coins trend and are very profitable for many people but you have to be careful about them because their downfall are very bad, they can make you hate crypto forever.
• Don't leave your coins on any centralized exchanges, use it if you want to but make sure that you don't leave your coins on the exchange to avoid stories and regret.
• Lastly, don't forget that nothing is guaranteed with crypto, anything can happen.

These are my advices, in addition; you have to develop strong mind to hold any coin that you hold because the growth is not linear, it will go up one time and will comes down another time.

Speaking of transparency, who's "we" in this context?


I appreciate your enthusiasm, but it seems you may have misunderstood the heart of our community.  Rather than making broad claims, try offering specifics that could truly help new investors avoid pitfalls or seize opportunities and  what hard lessons did you learn first-hand? We're about sharing know-how, personal stories and authentic perspectives, not AI-generated generalities.

@ OP, you can be right that you are a pioneer but doesn't have to generalize it that "we" are. Moreover, you only succeed to successfully guide some at when you are grounded to the point of motions whereas there are evidence in you admirably to be emulated.

To my best of founding, only those who embraced the Bitcoin industry at the very periods of time it was introduced are said to be the pioneers in the crytop world as you may say. Basically not really about those who has more of Bitcoin in there wallets of today's.

Moreover at OP, I wonder the boosting of a jnr member to parade as a pioneer. What sorts of amiable advice would you have to offer to the newbies or beginners as one who had been in the platform since 2019 til date of 2023.
However, arguements to me in the platform is uncalled-for.

When you say crytop payment, I don't know if you meant crypto exchange or the profitable earnings in the Bitcoin industry.
But in a general terms, I would advise the Bitcoin earning beginners who are approximately newbies to the Bitcoin crytop space to adhere that this is not a centralized censorship platform of saving ones funds and the conventional assets the government or any sector of governance is in-charge for decision making and the general overrules of orders, so as not also one of the programs that you have an existing caucus you can lean on at your misplacement of private materials or private keys such as your passwords and your phrases that has the the keen to securing your Bitcoin through the Blockchains because basically, Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency where you can store/save your funds with the potentials to have it growing.

Bitcoin as an inventory assertive assets that had the potentials of the depreciations (decrease) and appreciations (increases) as a nature of its economical fluctuations of inflations and deinflations but specifically with the goal of standing against the World global unpleasant economy but to offer profitablities to its investors.

As a beginner in the Bitcoin crypto world, it is advisable to kickstart your Bitcoin trading with a minimum tolerable amount of money considering your faith and ability to handle frustrations of unpleasant situations at when I he market goes against your will of making profits.

Also as, must know that there are two categories of Bitcoin beneficials whom are the Bitcoin traders that normally hope to make quick incomes in no long period of time to solve their financial needs. This set of Bitcoiners are likely to face challenges of to risk because the increments moments of Bitcoin is not the Will of man and not even a personal skilful marketing system can utter one a unique favour to the Bitcoin industry.
Also, that of the Bitcoin investors investments, these are investors who has accumulated a specific amount of Bitcoin or investors who are accumulating Bitcoin over and over in a longer period of times hoping to take advantage at every nature of profitablities the Bitcoin markets has in the marketing industries and these sets of Bitcoin investors are likely to less risk in the world of Bitcoin of making profits
This is where patient is said to be virtue.

So likely, an Bitcoin investor is alternate to diversify its Bitcoin asset's portfolio dependent on the investors thoughtfulness to decisions.

Thank you for your observation. We appreciate your perspective on our forum registration history. We acknowledge that our presence here dates back a few years, and we understand the importance of transparency in online communities.

Let's focus on the essence of the discussion – supporting newcomers in the crypto space. Our intention is to foster a collaborative environment and gather insights from the community to benefit everyone, irrespective of our individual histories. Your participation is valued, and we're grateful for your well wishes. If you have any advice or thoughts on assisting newcomers in navigating the crypto world, please feel free to share. Let's keep the conversation constructive and helpful for all.

You are neither a pioneer nor a newcomer, you registered 4 years ago to promote your site, which is legitimate, and I understand that this question you are raising by opening the thread is, about crypto payments, not banal, but is aimed at promoting it again.

Good luck with it.

We're all pioneers in the crypto world, and helping newcomers is key to fostering a thriving community. Share your valuable advice for someone new to crypto payments and let's build a supportive network. How can we make the journey smoother for those just stepping in? 🚀 Drop your insights below and let's empower each other!