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yanto@1977

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Quote from: pedpedped on June 06, 2018, 06:45:04 AM

As a newbie, which is the best to do; To invest(earn) or to Learn(for how long)?

You should learn before earn, for how long? 3 - 4 month is enough. We all know basic knowledge is same and will not change until the end but most people earn before learn, that's bad. Learn needed to know, practice needed to understand and earn needed to get profit. Do the right way ( learn - earn ) and profit will be yours, trust me.

CTO@MyBitMine

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Do not invest till you have learned a lot about crypto my friend. Investments are risky and you need to be much more expirienced than now, for example I've been learn something about 3 month before I decided invest in altcoins, and I lost half of my money first.

jhowww

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Try to learn first, if you want to trade, spend time to learn technical analysis of charts. Otherwise, you'll end up gambling with your money. Don't invest unless you're prepared!

francojon

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It is very important to learn first for at leas a couple of months. Don´t invest before that. Then, start with small amounts and see how it goes and test you instincts

angrynerd88

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Quote from: pedpedped on June 06, 2018, 06:45:04 AM

As a newbie, which is the best to do; To invest(earn) or to Learn(for how long)?

Knowledge is power so it is necessary in every field to prove yourself or make difference.So first learn then earn,there are many medium to learn but this forum is best way to gain knowledge.

Nicolaus Copernicus

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Some fundamental knowledge about trading and investing should be learned before jumping on buying cryptocurrencies. Focus more on practical side rather than technical. Its good to know about technical knowledge haw for investing and trading coins you need to know how this things works. There are many sites or you can find in this forum how trad , transact, withdraw, invest cryptocurrency.

Xclusive5

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As a newbie in the cryptocurrency world I would advise you to study the terrain before you invest in crypt I currencies. Studying the whole system doesn't mean that you can lose your money but the loss will not be that huge if you study the terrain well. Don't rush on investment, study the system before you invest.

Mkpez

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As newbabies in the system, I think knowledge is first. You can't invest on something you don't know. Seek knowledge, involve in bounty and airdrop, research on projects, before investing. While doing research, you can buy or invest in already established coins.

Pleomit

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I'd say it is best to learn first. However, a lot of people get caught up in learning about the specifics of blockchain. You don't need to know a lot about the technical side, you need to know how the exchanges work and the economic side.

rosstiller

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I think as a beginner its better to invest small amount while learning about things. Because practical knowledge is better than theoretical.

DikkieD

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Quote from: Slimztee on June 06, 2018, 06:58:39 AM

Quote from: DikkieD on June 06, 2018, 06:49:56 AM

I'd say some basic understanding would be quite important.

There are many sites that offer information, and also these forums offer a wealth of information.

You may want to look into things like how to set up 2FA, how to apply to exchanges, how to convert fiat into your first crypto (i.e. ETH or BTC), how to buy other currencies.

And followed by project research, project history, project roadmap, team, future, potential etc.

You may make mistakes, make sure that they aren't too costly

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You have hit the nail on the head. He needs to learn the basics before thinking of earning. He might also need to learn how to set up different wallets and know that certain wallets do not support some coins, how to participate in airdrops and bounty programs. Learn then earn

Of course, totally forgot the wallet, perhaps the single most important part

. Read into MEW and ledgers for this

. And if you start with stuff like airdrops and bounty programs, make sure you use a seperate (eth) wallet for this.....like a junk wallet

Slimztee

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Quote from: DikkieD on June 06, 2018, 06:49:56 AM

I'd say some basic understanding would be quite important.

There are many sites that offer information, and also these forums offer a wealth of information.

You may want to look into things like how to set up 2FA, how to apply to exchanges, how to convert fiat into your first crypto (i.e. ETH or BTC), how to buy other currencies.

And followed by project research, project history, project roadmap, team, future, potential etc.

You may make mistakes, make sure that they aren't too costly

.

You have hit the nail on the head. He needs to learn the basics before thinking of earning. He might also need to learn how to set up different wallets and know that certain wallets do not support some coins, how to participate in airdrops and bounty programs. Learn then earn

Prodigan786

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I think learning and investing are simultaneous process you have to do both task togetehre to get great benefit you have to make enough research before investing your hard earned money there is lots of coins in market to find best potential coin you should invest time to get knowldge. Then you can invest your money.

dodziu

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As a newbie in crypto community, you can do both but it is better you have a very good knowledge of what crypto is about and how it operates for you to make profit and how to go about selecting a coin to invest in and how to know coin that are good for hold before you start investing to avoid loss due to lack of knowledge.

DikkieD

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I'd say some basic understanding would be quite important.

There are many sites that offer information, and also these forums offer a wealth of information.

You may want to look into things like how to set up 2FA, how to apply to exchanges, how to convert fiat into your first crypto (i.e. ETH or BTC), how to buy other currencies.

And followed by project research, project history, project roadmap, team, future, potential etc.

You may make mistakes, make sure that they aren't too costly

.

pedpedped

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As a newbie, which is the best to do; To invest(earn) or to Learn(for how long)?

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