Topic: Newbie from Germany (Read 484 times)
Welcome
Hi, i look forward to seeing how you plan to explain BTC to them. It would be hard to explain it to someone without a lot of computer knowledge.
Hello zaubertrank! Welcome to the forum! 
welcome zaubertrank and have fun here 
Welcome to the forum! Have fun here...
Welcome here and good luck becoming a junior member 
Hello everyone,
I am not so new with bitcoin anymore (I already invested a small percentage of my savings in bitcoin, created my paper-wallets on an offline machine with bitaddress.org to store them etc. etc.) but I am still new to bitcointalk.org, as I haven't posted anything yet.
This post is just here to get rid of my bitcointalk-newbie-status, because I'd like to discuss an idea in another appropriate subforum. Three good friends of mine are going to visit me tomorrow and they're interested in bitcoin. And instead of just explaining the basics to them, I'd like to play through all the fundamental concepts of bitcoin on paper: Having them creating their own key-pairs, having a piece of paper on the table with all transactions (aka the blockchain) and so on. This is only possible by strongly simplifying the whole thing. I have some ideas how to do this, and I'd like to discuss them.
Thanks for your patience - zaubertrank
I am not so new with bitcoin anymore (I already invested a small percentage of my savings in bitcoin, created my paper-wallets on an offline machine with bitaddress.org to store them etc. etc.) but I am still new to bitcointalk.org, as I haven't posted anything yet.
This post is just here to get rid of my bitcointalk-newbie-status, because I'd like to discuss an idea in another appropriate subforum. Three good friends of mine are going to visit me tomorrow and they're interested in bitcoin. And instead of just explaining the basics to them, I'd like to play through all the fundamental concepts of bitcoin on paper: Having them creating their own key-pairs, having a piece of paper on the table with all transactions (aka the blockchain) and so on. This is only possible by strongly simplifying the whole thing. I have some ideas how to do this, and I'd like to discuss them.
Thanks for your patience - zaubertrank
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