I just knew only how to sign a address and keep my money not in exchanges when I did buy bitcoin. That's what I heard from everyone and I learned why I should after I invested in bitcoin 2-3 years ago.
For me, bitcointalk and other places is where I mostly learned how to use and understand bitcoin, I used to mostly lurk on here not talking much considering my somewhat poor English and poor knowledge of bitcoin itself.
I can't really keep up with all the new technologies in the crypto world and not even bitcoin itself to be honest. I'm just hoping in the future that more people will use it and understand that the money you hold with bitcoin is your money and not someone elses.
Topic: How good were you at understanding Bitcoin tech before investing in it? - page 4. (Read 489 times)
January 24, 2019, 07:41:01 PM
January 24, 2019, 07:08:58 PM
It's really hard to keep up with the cryptocurrency development even for a programmer. Every coin is trying to introduce a lot of new terms to show you how innovative it is. But in many cases it turns out to be just another vaporware. And at the end of the day you see that you've waisted your time for nothing.
How many books did you read / how many courses did you complete before you started investing in Bitcoin? Can you honestly say: do you really have the time to keep up with the crypto world or at some point you just started to believe in tech instead of trying to grasp every single crypto feature?
How many books did you read / how many courses did you complete before you started investing in Bitcoin? Can you honestly say: do you really have the time to keep up with the crypto world or at some point you just started to believe in tech instead of trying to grasp every single crypto feature?
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