I join because I think there is a lot of misinformation/ conflicting views out there regarding bitcoins. I think this is the best place to stay informed 
You will find the truth here for sure
But bitcoins is kinda of technical/complicated, I agree
Topic: So , why did you join bitcointalk? - page 2. (Read 1812 times)
You will find the truth here for sure
But bitcoins is kinda of technical/complicated, I agree
Joined to learn some more about Bitcoin and what's going on about it
Most important, trust no one!
Most important, trust no one!
Learn Cryptocurrency and find will it suit my business needs. Looking for ways to integrate bitcoins to payments.
I join because I think there is a lot of misinformation/ conflicting views out there regarding bitcoins. I think this is the best place to stay informed
It seems to be the largest community dedicated to bitcoin, and I'm very interested in reading what other people have to say about coins as well learning about some altcoins.
Mainly to participate in group buys/shares as purchasing mining equipment is costly, and I move every three months (gonna be a haste to move equipment). Plus the abundence of information and inteligent people
Because bitcointalk is the most important thing for bitcoin, second only to btc-e's trollbox 
Same for me + gambling also
I wanted to join the primary Bitcoin community and learn more about Bitcoin and other altcoins as well.
I joined to learn more about altercoins, use that knowledge and then help other users :-) But seriously, just reading this forum seems to require a fulltime job because there is sooo much new stuff being posted every second. Still - looking forward to the months to come :-)
I've known bitcoin since I discovered the deep web in early 2012, but I never gave much thought about it because back then I perceived bitcoin as an underground currency. In May, I received a bitcoin tip of 3 dollars as a donation to help out protesters in the Gezi Park protests. I have been following and learning about bitcoin, free markets and crypto-anarchy ever since. I joined the forums to further educate myself and profit from taking part in the rather early stages of what I believe to be the money of the future.
Because bitcointalk is the most important thing for bitcoin, second only to btc-e's trollbox
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I joined because I heard they have a large alt coin community.
Nah, not here. Must be in the wrong place
I joined because I heard they have a large alt coin community.
I heard this place has the largest and the most diverse Bitcoin supporting community. I knew I would learn a lot by joining this forum.
Because everytime i read about cryptocurrencies i have more questions and ideas. Hopefully a lot of answers to find here 
Yes, do not hesitate to use the "search" button.
Or create a new thread.
Because everytime i read about cryptocurrencies i have more questions and ideas. Hopefully a lot of answers to find here
I wanted to learn about cryptocoin, banks, and other stuff like that.
I just want to be more involved in this new currency system.
I bet i can also earn some money in this learing process.
Fingers crossed.
I bet i can also earn some money in this learing process.
Fingers crossed.
Because I need one post before I can properly comment and because it must be several sentences and of a substantial nature.
But seriously I'm about to invest a considerable portion of my savings in Cryptos and I need to figure out whether it is animal spirits or people are backing this from a sustainable point of view. Looking for indefinite hold.
But seriously I'm about to invest a considerable portion of my savings in Cryptos and I need to figure out whether it is animal spirits or people are backing this from a sustainable point of view. Looking for indefinite hold.
I am a solid invester of a few BTC projects. I always lurked, but the boys over at the Activemining board have gone ape. I needed to join to voice my opinion.....and also at this point partake in the collective conciousness of BTC.
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