Topic: New to bitcoin (Read 369 times)
I found the tips in the lessons useful as well, though I didn't find any advice on how to choose a currency exchange. I am interested in withdrawing my fiat cash balance directly to my bank account. This platform https://www.getex.com/ is going to have such an option, but is it really safe to use? What to pay attention to at first?
Start reading the forum rules: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
This is good site to know more about bitcoin.. This is exactly the same website I've read before.
I am very new to this field plzz give me suggestion to investing in crypto 
Maybe you should invest in your education first? I mean there's a lot of all kind of good courses, videos on youtube etc.
I'm about to start this courses - https://crypto-teacher.io
And there's actually a whole topic on this forum on all kind of crypto lessons. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/available-courses-on-bitcoin-and-blockchain-technology-from-colleges-and-univers-4686783 - here.
Read these. Every single article in it: https://coindesk.com/information
Besides what everyone said already, avoid investing in anything you don't understand. Bitcoin and especially certain coins/tokens included.
Besides what everyone said already, avoid investing in anything you don't understand. Bitcoin and especially certain coins/tokens included.
I am very new to this field plzz give me suggestion to investing in crypto
If you'd have to ask people on what to invest, then investing is obviously not for you.
No one really pays attention to your age so long you are above 21 and also no one cares about your financial status it's sounds to me like a form of begging.
Well you can employ the use of google to search for books on basis or concise cryptocurrency knowledge it's important to know the basis this would help you have a standard foundation
Well you can employ the use of google to search for books on basis or concise cryptocurrency knowledge it's important to know the basis this would help you have a standard foundation
I am very new to this field plzz give me suggestion to investing in crypto
Hi
As topic suggests.
I have only read up on Wikipedia thats as far as my knowledge extends.
Where to from here?
What should I look out for /avoid ?
Any helpful information to get myself started would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
36 year old broke male from Australia, Melbourne
You are in the right place, just keep reading the forum and get familiarized with the different areas it has. There is a lot of ways to make money with bitcoin, you can sell services and even sell stuff on this forum, so keep reading and posting. In a blink, you will be involved in this medium.
If you don't have much knowledge about bitcoin - you should try and find some courses or lessons where they explain everything from the very beginning. I am a newbie myself. Still looking for info and etc...
In my opinion if you are a beginner you must know about crypto knowledge first, don't let you just use it without knowing the benefits and risks that will occur. There are many fraudulent people who are very dangerous for beginners if they don't know it because it can make you big losses.
There's a lot of resources out there that give information about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology but few give real value. Start by Andreas Antonopoulos videos/articles or books that you want to learn about crypto or you can join some social media communities like Crypto Australia or Self Love Sisters: Love & Money. You can join meetups about crypto with like-minded people as it held on some part of Australia once a month. 
all you have to do is trust yourself, maybe you can read more news about bitcoin, if you are a beginner, cryptocurency is very dangerous, many people are eyeing your balance, maybe you can secure your private key and password
I can just recommend you Youtube, spend there a couple of hours a day, listen to the clever guys in this space.
Few:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJWCJCWOxBYSi5DhCieLOLQ
https://www.youtube.com/user/LiljeqvistIvan
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLnQ34ZBSjy2JQjeRudFEDw
Few:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJWCJCWOxBYSi5DhCieLOLQ
https://www.youtube.com/user/LiljeqvistIvan
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLnQ34ZBSjy2JQjeRudFEDw
The thing you need to consider when you are just entering or getting to know bitcoin and this forum is to learn the background and purpose. And often to take the time to read with the hope to add insight and also your own knowledge.
1. Believe in yourself or your goals.
2. Passion and don't despair.
and 3. Always pay attention to new news with the aim of seeing updates or reading conditions about cryptocurrency (if you want to trade)
Goodluck.
1. Believe in yourself or your goals.
2. Passion and don't despair.
and 3. Always pay attention to new news with the aim of seeing updates or reading conditions about cryptocurrency (if you want to trade)
Goodluck.
As a potential investors or trader, look out for basic videos online and informative articles on bitcoin, and nsume as much knowledge as possible, and from different sources as well, to avoid sharing the sentiments of some other person.
In this forum, look out for sticky threads.
Det acquainted with the rules and guidelines.
The beginners' and help board is a good place to start.
In this forum, look out for sticky threads.
Det acquainted with the rules and guidelines.
The beginners' and help board is a good place to start.
1- Don't believe anyone but yourself
2- Secure your wallet with hardware wallet Ledger Nano S (which is the safest)
3- In exchanges use Google autenticator, sms messaging for security
4- Keep away from ICO's, there are no good ICO's left anymore in these days
5- Make your own strategy and never get panic when the market goes down
2- Secure your wallet with hardware wallet Ledger Nano S (which is the safest)
3- In exchanges use Google autenticator, sms messaging for security
4- Keep away from ICO's, there are no good ICO's left anymore in these days
5- Make your own strategy and never get panic when the market goes down
Hi
As topic suggests.
I have only read up on Wikipedia thats as far as my knowledge extends.
Where to from here?
What should I look out for /avoid ?
Any helpful information to get myself started would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
36 year old broke male from Australia, Melbourne
It is a good thing that you are only new to crypto and has a lot of learn from it. It is better to start here because everything is cheap.
Before investing please learn and understand about Bitcoins and Altcoins.. then learn how to trade, there are lot of videos available in YouTube, please help yourself and then invest gradually...
Thank you,
Thank you,
Start reading the forum rules: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
and if you want to invest or trade, I would suggest you to open a eToro account and use the demo/virtual trading mode for 2 months, then if you feel courageous, go for it
Thanks guys..
Being new here i dont know my way around. Theres info (some relevant some not so relevant) everywhere.
Hows bitcoin working for u guys? Is it an investment type thing?
Is it making much money for u and can it be easily transferred into cash?
Being new here i dont know my way around. Theres info (some relevant some not so relevant) everywhere.
Hows bitcoin working for u guys? Is it an investment type thing?
Is it making much money for u and can it be easily transferred into cash?
all your info is here.
Start reading the forum rules: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
And probably start on Beginners & Help.
Hi
As topic suggests.
I have only read up on Wikipedia thats as far as my knowledge extends.
Where to from here?
What should I look out for /avoid ?
Any helpful information to get myself started would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
36 year old broke male from Australia, Melbourne
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