Topic: New to the Forums, hello everyone! - page 2. (Read 274 times)

From your presentation above if I notice you are fast and smart in reading and understanding it. this is evident from the places you have visited and read the rules of the game. I think it's very good even though it seems that you are a beginner but your thinking and language are quite good, knowledgeable and educated. keep going guys and I'm sure you will quickly move up the class.

urbanmerchant, welcome to this forum!
Your very first post on this forum tells me that your contribution to the quality of the discussion on this forum will probably be greater than that of other newbie members, who usually already in their first post ask how to earn on this forum or get merit.
I agree that a lot can be learned on this forum, but not all discussions are of good quality and useful.
Each of us has our own reasons why we are interested in crypto and why we are on this forum.
Are you only interested in trading or do you want to know more about technology, or crypto mining, or are you interested in something else?
Based on your interests, choose the topics on this forum that you will follow, but do not neglect other sources of information about crypto, such as YouTube channels, social networks, Telegram groups etc.
If you want to invest in crypto, be aware that it is a high-risk investment and be well informed and analyze the crypto market in detail before making such a decision.
It is always important to have concrete investment goals and a clear exit strategy.

I guess there is no need to welcome to the forum or provide you with the link to the rules of the forum since it's already obvious that you know them already.

I don't know why, but I feel very confident that this account does not belong to a new user, it might just be the fact that you already know so much about Bitcoin that's why, because in your profile I can see that you already have a vanity address there and it's not something to expect from a newbie account, aside from the fact that you used a vanity address newbies normally don't concern themselves with Bitcoin address setup in the first few hours after their account registration. But I could be totally wrong.

I just hope you are not one of those ban evaders who created a new account and then presented it to look like a newbie when has been lurking around so as not to arouse suspicious about their knowledge of the forum.


If you're interested in doing business, then you should consider learning more about trust feedback so that you don't end up doing business with a scammer and if possible make sure to avoid deals with newbie account as anything could happen and they have nothing to lose not even their account since it has no reputation whatsoever.

genuinely appreciate the warm welcome extended to me. I am committed to abiding by the rules and guidelines that govern this community. I understand the importance of maintaining a positive and respectful environment for everyone involved. I will make every effort to contribute constructively, engage in meaningful discussions, and adhere to the established guidelines.

Regarding the Marketplace and Altcoin sections of the forum, I kindly request your guidance on how to navigate these sections effectively. In the Marketplace, I would appreciate any advice on proper etiquette when conducting transactions, such as how to negotiate prices, ensure secure transactions, and handle disputes if they arise. Additionally, if there are any specific guidelines or rules pertaining to posting listings or responding to offers, please inform me.

In the Altcoin section, I would be grateful for your assistance in understanding the expectations and norms for discussing and sharing information about alternative cryptocurrencies. If there are any guidelines concerning the presentation of new altcoins, analyzing their potential, or discussing market trends, please let me know. It is important to me that I contribute in a manner that fosters insightful conversations and promotes the growth and knowledge of the cryptocurrency community within this forum.

Such a lengthy post! Can't believe this is coming from a newbie. I welcome you to one of the largest crypto discussing Forum. I must admit that your grammatical selection and paragraph and punctuation is excellent. However, try as much as possible to make your post very short and understandable.

You confirmed that you've been here for some time now but decided to create account today and I assume that you are familiar with the ethics of the forum but I will still remind you to take a look at this thread here for better understanding and follow whatever you read in the read to avoid shorten your activity here due to ban or suspension because that's what you will get if you go against the rules. read before posting .

From your post it seems you are not new to crypto and the forum as well, the forum will be glad to accept your contribution in any form that will help it to improve. Welcome once again.

Hello fellow BitcoinTalkers,

I've been lurking in the shadows of this forum for quite some time now, soaking up knowledge, gaining insights, and observing the vibrant discussions that unfold here. Today, however, I have finally mustered up the courage to break my silence and create an account. It may seem trivial to some, but joining this community has been a slightly intimidating step for me. Nonetheless, I'm thrilled to be here and eager to contribute to the discussions that I've been silently following.

I must admit, when I first stumbled upon the BitcoinTalk forums, I was immediately captivated by the depth and breadth of the discussions surrounding cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and the future of finance. The sheer wealth of knowledge shared by enthusiasts, experts, and skeptics alike is truly remarkable. It is here that I've come to appreciate the power of decentralized systems and the potential they hold to reshape our world.

While browsing the various threads, I couldn't find a dedicated space for introductions, so I decided to take this opportunity to introduce myself in this post. My name is urbanmerchant, and I am a strong believer in crypto economics and the transformative potential of blockchain technology. The idea of a decentralized, transparent, and immutable ledger system has fascinated me for years.

I firmly believe that cryptocurrencies have the ability to redefine how we perceive and interact with money. The ability to buy and sell goods and services using digital assets, instead of relying solely on traditional fiat currencies, presents exciting possibilities. By embracing cryptocurrencies, we have an opportunity to challenge the status quo and promote financial freedom, inclusivity, and economic empowerment on a global scale.

I look forward to engaging in discussions about various cryptocurrencies, exploring innovative blockchain use cases, and sharing valuable insights that can help us collectively navigate the complex world of crypto. I hope to learn from all of you and contribute my perspectives to foster a productive and open-minded community.

Let's remember that the strength of this forum lies in the diversity of its members, their experiences, and their ideas. We may not always agree, but through constructive discourse, we can challenge our assumptions, deepen our understanding, and drive the progress of blockchain technology forward.

Thank you for welcoming me into this vibrant community. I'm excited to embark on this journey with all of you, as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.