Topic: Stop discouraging Newbies from Bitcoin... - page 4. (Read 1694 times)
Their no person who have stayed in bitcointalk for years will discourage people over bitcoin investment and whatever newbie put in writing, let me educate you, for you to understand the doctrine of the forum you have to understand the basics needs of forum and the doctrine of forum, by accepting corrections because in this forum many people in the forum have to learn through corrections, no newbie that will not feel that someone criticised him or her, so that is the most important thing I have seen so far in cryptocurrency.
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
I'm not aware of anything on the forum that discourages a new member from investing in Bitcoin. However, there are various guidelines given to a new member so that he does not lose and how he can be profitable from Bitcoin. But I think this issue should be taken positively rather than negative aspects. People who have no knowledge of trading or cryptocurrency can get lost anytime. They are warned in advance from that situation so that they don't make any such mistakes. There are many new members who joined crypto without gathering any knowledge and many of them are not in the crypto space today.None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
As far as I know an investor is most encouraged to invest in Bitcoin. Because investing in Bitcoin is relatively less risky than other altcoins. Bitcoin will continue to be bullish on expectations as more Bitcoin investors grow. There are various discussions in the forum about how an investor can be profitable by holding it for long term. Also, if an investor is financially weak, DCA gives an idea of how to make his portfolio bigger. I think newbies should try to understand those things better.
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I don't think there's anything wrong for beginners to become investors by trying to use a little money as investment capital at first, although beginners also need special guidance as basic knowledge. Because if beginners are immediately advised to trade, I think it will be a little difficult for them even though they both have to use capital at first.But if you want to become an investor after they have a little knowledge about what they are investing in, I think it would be a good thing to try so that beginners can be more familiar with action rather than just theory. Apart from that, beginners also need to understand more about risk, whether through trading or through investment so that they can open their own minds by choosing good investments and one day they can try to trade more wisely.
I tend to advise beginners to invest instead of trading. But if they are interested in trading, then of course they can use a little of their budget to trade while learning. Beginners are required to avoid greed and never have a get-rich-quick mindset in trading, it must be to prevent them from losing control due to price volatility.
What I know is that most people on this forum always encourage beginners, that's why there is a beginner's board and help which is of course very suitable for beginners who are starting to learn about BTC, but I also don't know whether there are members who try to discourage beginners or not, but what is clear is that I personally see members of this forum more often saying that for beginners before investing in BTC, knowledge must be the priority.
True. Some people just confuse discouraging with advice and critical thinking. Doing research before investing and being prepared for losses or long-time bear markets isn't discouraging, it's just something newbies should be aware of at least.
As far as I know, most people on this forum always encourage beginners, that's why there is a beginner and help board, of course it is very suitable for beginners who are just starting to learn about BTC, but I also didn't know if there was one. whether one of the members of this forum is trying to dampen the enthusiasm of beginners or not, but what is clear is that I personally see members of this forum more often saying that for beginners before investing in BTC, knowledge must come first because without knowledge the potential for losses will be greater.
Newbies are not actually discouraged to start trading but trading without sufficient knowledge and less experiences will only lead to frequent losses than gains. That is the reason why instead of newbies jumping into trading that is clearly for quick profits, why not if they start long term hodling at first that has less risk than trading, and when they can manage already their investments well and can bring decent amount of profits, then they can start trading as well using their capital that they can afford to lose. That way, at least they can minimize from acquiring losses and can have more chances to succeed rather than end up losing on one side.
Yes, this is what newbies should understand. The advice from the forum members give for most newbies is "trading is not for newbies", there is a valid reason behind it and it is not to stop them or for newbies to avoid trading at all. What forum members mean is, knowledge is a must prior you start trading to avoid unnecessary losses. Newbies thought those advice is a discouragement wherein it should be treated as their starting point for their trading journey. Many newbies disregard the advice they get, preferrably start trading without the knowledge of how to analyze the price movement of the market. Newbies do not realize the consequences of it, it's like getting into war without any weapon.
I have noticed something about some people in this forum...
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
Thanks.
A newbie may be a newbie to Bitcoin forums but may not be a newbie to Bitcoin. Although he is a late entrant to Bitcoin forums, he may be quite the expert on Bitcoin investment and trading. However, some cautionary advice is given to newbies when it comes to investing in Bitcoin.Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
Thanks.
If an investor is interested in investing in Bitcoin without directly knowing about the investment risks and the type of investment then some cautionary advice can be given to the investor. All those newbie investors are advised to know about the market condition, risk of investing, long term and short term investment profit and loss etc. before investing in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin trading and investing are basically advised in the same formula but there are some newbie investors who directly invest without following any of these and later face huge losses which are not desirable at all.
So, to all our newbie friends (and not-so-newbie friends), do your due diligence. Really, think carefully before investing your money and make sure you know what you're getting into. And why not impart your knowledge if you're one of those specialists who lurk in the background? You never know, you might prevent someone from making an expensive error. Who am I to say, though? Perhaps some people simply enjoy making their own mistakes.
Not all the people doing this discouraging,most of the old trader will help the new traders in the forum.So don’t get demotivated and you are free to ask any help in this forum.We are ready to help you in this forum.The new trader can become the experienced trader by practice of the trading with the few dollars.The many trading exchange provide the demo account to learn the trading by the fresher into their website.It’s better to use that demo account to learn trading by own without paying anyone.
Newbies are not actually discouraged to start trading but trading without sufficient knowledge and less experiences will only lead to frequent losses than gains. That is the reason why instead of newbies jumping into trading that is clearly for quick profits, why not if they start long term hodling at first that has less risk than trading, and when they can manage already their investments well and can bring decent amount of profits, then they can start trading as well using their capital that they can afford to lose. That way, at least they can minimize from acquiring losses and can have more chances to succeed rather than end up losing on one side.
I see it differently; in fact, there's a significant amount of support for beginners here, guiding them on what to do and learn when embarking on their Bitcoin journey. The community here is incredibly welcoming to newcomers and even imparts valuable lessons to them.
Numerous threads have showcased the confusion beginners face when starting their Bitcoin journey, and at such times, many experienced individuals in the Bitcoin realm offer advice and encouragement to these novices. This forum is genuinely beneficial and provides tremendous value to anyone interested in Bitcoin.
A contrasting experience might await beginners in other places, such as on social media or perhaps within groups of individuals with high egos. I would strongly recommend steering clear of gatherings where beginners are not appreciated, no matter where they may be.
Numerous threads have showcased the confusion beginners face when starting their Bitcoin journey, and at such times, many experienced individuals in the Bitcoin realm offer advice and encouragement to these novices. This forum is genuinely beneficial and provides tremendous value to anyone interested in Bitcoin.
A contrasting experience might await beginners in other places, such as on social media or perhaps within groups of individuals with high egos. I would strongly recommend steering clear of gatherings where beginners are not appreciated, no matter where they may be.
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Right? There's no need to spoonfed newbies or any members here. Sweet words will go nowhere in life and members are just stating facts that are surely useful for those who are new to such.That ain’t a discouragement to me but, just a hand on your ears to be attentive to reason.
You can be a newbie on the forum but, don’t be a complete newbie to trading, it wouldn’t give you a chance to retrace your steps without doing real damage to your capital.
I have noticed something about some people in this forum...
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
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Thanks.
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
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Thanks.
You are right, no one was born a professional, but you must also understand that these knowledge from years of practice and failing. So when newbies are advised to stay away from trading BTC, this is not to scare them but to forewarn them. Before jumping to trading, they should understand what they are going into, and if they are confident enough to do, then they should do it.
you don't have to think too much about it, indeed everyone has their own views, but i have never weakened the mentality of beginners to trade Bitcoin or become Bitcoin investors.
In fact, i continue to encourage beginners not to be afraid of trying to invest in Bitcoin, i also remind them to keep asking seniors about anything in the crypto world. Bitcoin price fluctuations are a natural thing to happen, as an investor, as long as you don't sell your existing Bitcoin - If you have it then you will be safe and safe,
Beginners have zero experience in the space, I could remembered when I was in that newbie shoes, having no impact or confident to push my level to the next, always relenting in indulging in favorable projects because of the fear of FOMO. But I've learnt my mistakes and improved my game, looking how I'm able to stand tall till this present day is a miracle. Never for once have I thought of discouraging beginners because everyone have a lesson to be learned from the system. Consistent studying the market basically pointing to bitcoin because it's a promising project.In fact, i continue to encourage beginners not to be afraid of trying to invest in Bitcoin, i also remind them to keep asking seniors about anything in the crypto world. Bitcoin price fluctuations are a natural thing to happen, as an investor, as long as you don't sell your existing Bitcoin - If you have it then you will be safe and safe,
To trade in the market you must acquire skills I think it is not discouraging for beginners to learn about the market first. There are many new members who see the success of a good trader with little idea and start trading in a hurry and within a few days they become penniless with zero account. That's why you have to proceed with caution using your own skills and analyze the market well there is no end to learning trading. The more time you put into it, the more knowledge you will gain if you don't have complete knowledge about trading then you can never achieve success in trading.
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
Really? Somehow I must have missed all those comments by forum members. My experience on bitcointalk is that more experienced users are usually open to help beginners and will invest their own time to guide them in the right direction. So far I haven't noticed that forum members want to prevent beginners from trading. At least for my own recommendations I always encourage beginners to make up their own mind and give trading a chance. But I also recommend to be cautious with your investment decisions, without any previous experience I don't recommend to go into futures trading or take out loans to buy more coins. The most common recommendation here on the forum is to only use money for trading that you can afford to lose. Everybody who is interested in crypto currency trading should give it a try, just don't use all your money at once and think you will become rich overnight.
Sometimes newer users have pre-conceived notions about Bitcoin that aren't realistic. It's important people appreciate that Bitcoin is not some sort of 'get-rich-quick' scheme, which is what a significant number of new users mistakenly see it as. Such individuals are often swiftly heading out of their depth and into a world of trouble. If that can be prevented by getting them to pause, take a moment to learn something first, before diving in and losing everything, that's arguably a good thing.
No one is saying don't get involved. Just make sure you know what you're doing and that your motivations aren't overly ambitious. There's little difference between trading and gambling, so know the risks beforehand.
Precisely this. To expand upon the concept, this means in order for you to win, someone else has to lose. Your profit is someone else's loss. If you enter into such an environment without a clue what you're doing, you're almost certainly going to be the loser in that situation.
No one is saying don't get involved. Just make sure you know what you're doing and that your motivations aren't overly ambitious. There's little difference between trading and gambling, so know the risks beforehand.
People discourage it because trading is a zero sum game.
Precisely this. To expand upon the concept, this means in order for you to win, someone else has to lose. Your profit is someone else's loss. If you enter into such an environment without a clue what you're doing, you're almost certainly going to be the loser in that situation.
It is not discouragement it is a hard-slap truth. People here in the forum are mature people and we ain't babysitting anyone like spoon-feeding everyone, they tell the truth and are direct to the point with no flowery words. What do you expect to say Bitcoin trading is for newbies when the truth is that people who have been trading for a few years are still losing a lot? The problem with newbies sometimes is that they are always after profit without learning it. I also haven't seen anyone discouraging newbies about Bitcoin trading they just tell to the newbie to limit his or her expectations with the truth.
Right? There's no need to spoonfed newbies or any members here. Sweet words will go nowhere in life and members are just stating facts that are surely useful for those who are new to such. Hence, I don't really see the comments and posts are members being discouraging. 
Sometimes, forum members can come across as pretty tough in their responses, but honestly, they're just trying to guide, not spoon-feed the newbies. It's like they're saying, 'You've got to learn, but don't talk too much, just ask when you're really stuck,' you know what I'm saying?
The reality is, we're on a forum, and it's a melting pot of opinions and people. Newbies looking for help or advice should try not to be too sensitive, just focus on getting what they need. Brush off the harsh words and cherish the helpful ones – it's as simple as that.
The reality is, we're on a forum, and it's a melting pot of opinions and people. Newbies looking for help or advice should try not to be too sensitive, just focus on getting what they need. Brush off the harsh words and cherish the helpful ones – it's as simple as that.
I have noticed something about some people in this forum...
Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
Thanks.
A newbie may be a newbie to Bitcoin forums but may not be a newbie to Bitcoin. Although he is a late entrant to Bitcoin forums, he may be quite the expert on Bitcoin investment and trading. However, some cautionary advice is given to newbies when it comes to investing in Bitcoin.Why is it that everytime a newbie shows his or her interest in trading Bitcoin, some people will always try to discourage the newbie? You see them saying things like “Bitcoin trading is not for newbies”
None of us here was born a professional trader, fact is that we all had to start from somewhere. We were all once a newbie, until we started learning and putting in the work.
So when you see a newbie ask for advice on how to start up on their journey in Bitcoin trading, don't try to discourage them, rather give them the advice on how they can start, and also let them be aware of the risks and how to avoid it. If we must grow the community, then we have to learn to encourage everyone to get along, and not try to discourage them.
Thanks.
If an investor is interested in investing in Bitcoin without directly knowing about the investment risks and the type of investment then some cautionary advice can be given to the investor. All those newbie investors are advised to know about the market condition, risk of investing, long term and short term investment profit and loss etc. before investing in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin trading and investing are basically advised in the same formula but there are some newbie investors who directly invest without following any of these and later face huge losses which are not desirable at all.
It is not discouragement it is a hard-slap truth. People here in the forum are mature people and we ain't babysitting anyone like spoon-feeding everyone, they tell the truth and are direct to the point with no flowery words. What do you expect to say Bitcoin trading is for newbies when the truth is that people who have been trading for a few years are still losing a lot? The problem with newbies sometimes is that they are always after profit without learning it. I also haven't seen anyone discouraging newbies about Bitcoin trading they just tell to the newbie to limit his or her expectations with the truth.
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