Topic: What were your experiences with Bitcoin when you first started? - page 80. (Read 55268 times)
I first knew about bitcoin in 2013 when I joined a group in fb where there are many bitcoiners. That time I thought I can't do what they do so I leave the group. As time pass and start to think about my future, November last year, I thought about bitcoin again and join the group again. I start studying all about bitcoin. How to earn from it, how it process transactions and many more.
In all honesty, I started bitcoins way back in 2013 and I never actually liked bitcoins because it was too complex for me before.
I never really understood what bitcoins were for, what its uses were, and I didn't quite liked the idea of buying 1 bitcoin at roughly $250. Although I kind of regret not giving time, I am still happy that I do now understand.
I never really understood what bitcoins were for, what its uses were, and I didn't quite liked the idea of buying 1 bitcoin at roughly $250. Although I kind of regret not giving time, I am still happy that I do now understand.
We all feel the same regret, I am sure. Many of us here do.
In all honesty, I started bitcoins way back in 2013 and I never actually liked bitcoins because it was too complex for me before.
I never really understood what bitcoins were for, what its uses were, and I didn't quite liked the idea of buying 1 bitcoin at roughly $250. Although I kind of regret not giving time, I am still happy that I do now understand.
I never really understood what bitcoins were for, what its uses were, and I didn't quite liked the idea of buying 1 bitcoin at roughly $250. Although I kind of regret not giving time, I am still happy that I do now understand.
My experience when i started bitcoin is that the only way I know to earn is faucet(freebitco.in) that make me think that 1btc is impossible to reach.
For this I really need to thank my friend who introduced me to bitcoin and he clearly told me don't waste your time on faucets, directly starting earning with signature campaign.
My experience when im starting is very hard for me ,i do faucets claimings about one month claiming 0500-0100 a day just to earn some knowing that i will earn a big amount after one month but its very hard .
My experience when i started bitcoin is that the only way I know to earn is faucet(freebitco.in) that make me think that 1btc is impossible to reach.
I'm not exactly sure, but I think I first started with faucets, which was an interesting experience.
the measures are good enough to get to know Bitcoin much deeper, because in you are interested in looking for Bitcoin then increasingly interested anyway you know the advantages of the Bitcoin from other currencies. Keep trying and keep aspiring to get and be one of the people who have an important role to the progress of the Bitcoin
Like everyone else I started with faucets.
They were much more profitable that time, I even considered to make my own faucet.
With all those bots, the low payouts and the adsenss bann, my faucet times are over.
I do a little trading and signature campaigns now. But mostly I buy coins, when I need them.
They were much more profitable that time, I even considered to make my own faucet.
With all those bots, the low payouts and the adsenss bann, my faucet times are over.
I do a little trading and signature campaigns now. But mostly I buy coins, when I need them.
Same as i to i introduce at faucet at first but really i cant take so long in faucet it gives me low earnings at first and by that i really quit bitcoin for while, and when i came back some other guys teach me how to trade and thats realy the start im earning good in bitcoin and still now im using it, and now i discover bitcointalk and by here i do hardwork to post so that i can rank up my account and join to big campaigns some day and look at now im happy earner for my campaign and im cashing out weekly because of bitcoin, i am very blessed i know bitcoin coz it really helps me in financial aspects.
Like everyone else I started with faucets.
They were much more profitable that time, I even considered to make my own faucet.
With all those bots, the low payouts and the adsenss bann, my faucet times are over.
I do a little trading and signature campaigns now. But mostly I buy coins, when I need them.
They were much more profitable that time, I even considered to make my own faucet.
With all those bots, the low payouts and the adsenss bann, my faucet times are over.
I do a little trading and signature campaigns now. But mostly I buy coins, when I need them.
It was the lack of understanding of the "difficulthy" concept which led to the purchase of miningsweden products thinking it is profitable.
New comers should be educated on the concept of power and difficulthy.
New comers should be educated on the concept of power and difficulthy.
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Anyways, what would be your experiences with this exciting cryptocurrency?
at the first time I heard about bitcoin, I thought it was scam. my friend explained bitcoin a few times, but I still didn't believe in him.
until one day I really needed money, so I asked him to teach me how to earn bitcoin and convert it to fiat. then he taught me. so here I am.
I think like most, their first experience with Bitcoins, I began with the gathering of satoshi from faucets, gambling and viewing ads. It is worth to say that I got on the scam, investing in HYIPs and doublers.
I'm not exactly sure, but I think I first started with faucets, which was an interesting experience.
yes that's common experience for bitcoin user on year of 2013 or earlier,its time to us look at faucet that can give us free bitcoin,and then my other experience are participating on some giveaways,its good experience,and another free bitcoin 
I see most of the people here got into bitcoin because they'd like to earn money on the sideline.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
same here i would double check my address if its correct even though i copy paste it
and im was a bit scared when my coin is in pending for over an hour i thought that it might
not get any confirmation and become lost. that when i first started bitcoin and wallets.
My first experiences with bitcoin is about faucet, because when i first time using faucets, i feel like it's so easy making money, but nope i realized it really wasted your time.
It took me 6 months to come to this conclusion. If it took you less, pat yourself on the back
Ultimately, the best way to earn BTC is to do the thing you can get paid the most for, and buy it
I see most of the people here got into bitcoin because they'd like to earn money on the sideline.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
Sure, only rely on the main job not give an enough salary, well, sideline become one of the way to gain more salary to increase their income it's become a true primary statement.@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
Various experience gets from Bitcoin starting from disciplines, a hard-working person, and more experience.
My first experiences with bitcoin is about faucet, because when i first time using faucets, i feel like it's so easy making money, but nope i realized it really wasted your time.
I see most of the people here got into bitcoin because they'd like to earn money on the sideline.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
LMAO, I forgot about that. I only really check the first and last 3 characters nowadays, but yes! I'd get the miss to read the address out to me, military style, to make sure we got that bad boy right
For that bit of nostalgia, you get a cookie good sir
I see most of the people here got into bitcoin because they'd like to earn money on the sideline.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
@ontopic my first experiences? I had to recheck every single character on the addresses I was sending to, even if I copy-pasted it already, or scanned through a QR. I was paranoid back then.
I would like to know what experiences did you had when you first started with Bitcoins.
Fear
I was terrified I'd do something wrong and lose all my money, or get hacked. I'd constantly tab over to my balance, and I must have made like 10 copies of my private key (I didn't understand how easy it was to have multiple wallets at the time) because I was terrified of losing the key and possibly not being able to access my coins (it was a blockchain account, I didn't even need the key as I had the password )Now it's all old hat
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