Topic: HOW TO USE BITCOIN (Read 1334 times)
Just use BTC's diffrent options to use like do some online shopping and paying your bills also trade with them. Don't take any risks as you mentioned
There are many ways to use bitcoin, you can trade with it and try to grow your coins, or else you can also go for online shopping or online transfer with very less fees.
Yeah, as quoted it has got the different using opportunities. One among the best that I prefer is the investment in the form of bitcoin. As bitcoin doesn't have a stable price it seems to be a good investment.
There are many ways to use bitcoin, you can trade with it and try to grow your coins, or else you can also go for online shopping or online transfer with very less fees.
I just don't get the essence of this question, as far as i know all member here whether newbie they will find out first of course of how to use bitcoins. And as newbie i found out we can use it as mode of payment in different categories. 
we can use bitcoins in different categories, first it can be use as currency to pay
anything we like to buy or it can also use for shopping online, or we can also use it
as money transfer and etc.
anything we like to buy or it can also use for shopping online, or we can also use it
as money transfer and etc.
Lol, if you use bitcoin everyone will love you instead of no one loving you like the picture suggests. Also, you won't be sad forever. Rather, you'd be extremely happy that you ever discovered BTC.
Stop being a troll.
Stop being a troll.
Bitcoin is for masturbating addicts and computer geeks (both are the same thing usually) get on with it. Average Joe's on the street will look at you as they've seen a fkn alien when you tell them about bitcoin. Too much geekness. They should have made it simpler.
Why don't you go back to the G.I. Joe's forum, then?
thanks this is very basic and easy for a newbie like me to learn about bitcoins,..
Now that you've seen the trolly pic, you shouldn't do the same mistake as a newbie. You might even send someone your private key instead of your wallet address. You have to do some quick search about the difference of those things. You might as well want to search how to see your wallet address in blockchain. But for someone who has common sense, all of the details in your account in blockchain are self explanatory such as the public key, private key, wallet address, mnemonic code, etc.
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thanks this is very basic and easy for a newbie like me to learn about bitcoins,..
thanks this is very basic and easy for a newbie like me to learn about bitcoins,..
That's exactly how you "Don't" use bitcoins.Pretty sure you're trolling ,for the people who get it ,its not a bad troll.It actually happens with the newbie users.
i need some time to get the point on this joke.
but if it is your friend, he wouldn't do something like that
but if it is your friend, he wouldn't do something like that
LOL this was really funny
But seriously, soon or later many elderly people will join us, with very little or no experience on Internet, sending payments online, creating online accounts etc.
They will really need very good and simple tutorial and god support in order to use Bitcoin.
Mistakes, even loosing money by accident, are not bad if we learned from it.
But seriously, soon or later many elderly people will join us, with very little or no experience on Internet, sending payments online, creating online accounts etc.
They will really need very good and simple tutorial and god support in order to use Bitcoin.
Mistakes, even loosing money by accident, are not bad if we learned from it.
Not exactly.
Well... yeah, for majority of services yes, but theres is already a few "easier" to use wallets and services.
I do use xapo, and there isnt almost no difference between xapo app and my bank app. it's pretty easy to use and as you want to add more security then it gets more complicated.
LOL this was really funny
But seriously, soon or later many elderly people will join us, with very little or no experience on Internet, sending payments online, creating online accounts etc.
They will really need very good and simple tutorial and god support in order to use Bitcoin.
Mistakes, even loosing money by accident, are not bad if we learned from it.
But seriously, soon or later many elderly people will join us, with very little or no experience on Internet, sending payments online, creating online accounts etc.
They will really need very good and simple tutorial and god support in order to use Bitcoin.
Mistakes, even loosing money by accident, are not bad if we learned from it.
If he is new to Bitcoin I doubt if he already has thousands of dollars on his wallet,you will also know if your friend is a honest guy and really is your friend if he do not hack your wallet..
DON'T GET THE POINT TOO 
If you check again the third picture that OP posted then you will see that instead of sending the bitcoin address (or the QR code) that man sent the seeds which others can spend the money on that wallet.
But he has not lost any of his coin as he was totally new to bitcoin and was a fresh user of the app, so he lost only the access to the wallet, and his friend only can visit his wallet and will get nothing as there is nothing at there. 
If you accidently send your mnemonic code instead of your address to your friend, then just transfer the Bitcoin to another wallet immediately. Simple
DON'T GET THE POINT TOO
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This is an OP jokes, he's told us if bitcoin address is not mnemonic code
Well this is pretty funny I think.
It is not too funny for a joke. I think he have wrong ways to said if bitcoin address is not mnemonic code.
Bitcoin is for masturbating addicts and computer geeks (both are the same thing usually) get on with it. Average Joe's on the street will look at you as they've seen a fkn alien when you tell them about bitcoin. Too much geekness. They should have made it simpler.
I don't quite catch the humor. If you are using the App for the first time, even if you make such mistake your friend will let you know. Besides, you shoulnd't have much coins in the wallet to lose.
If your friend or sender knows the difference,he will most probably tell you you rectify the mistake but what if you are the sender? Jump to: