Have you tried searching youtube? there are a ton of very non-tech friendly clips about Bitcoin on Youtube.
Yeah Youtube is one of the best website for free crypto Knowledge. There have so many good technical people. I've learned so many things about ccrypto-currency and Bitcoin from Youtube. 
Topic: What's the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? Non-tech friendly (Read 614 times)
April 07, 2019, 10:55:52 AM
Their are so many way to learn bitcoin if you want to learn about it even you are not non technical but if you have a little bit knowledge in computer and on how to search you will learn a ton and a lot of knowledge in would wide Web or in Internet. We google, youtube, social media, blogs and so on just try to search for your own.
Just like this site Bitcointalk is such a wonderful site that we can learn and at the same time we can earn different token,bitcoin ethereum and other,but if you explore this your knowledge about bitcoin was quickly getting big.I think you should have at least an idea about bitcoin for you to be able to find your way around the forums. For someone who isn't used to being tech savvy, it may become a challenge at first. As i mentioned before, i think youtube still is the best option. Or you can go to social media. Facebook, twitter and instagram have a lot of crypto groups and pages where you can familiarize yourself first with the market.
April 05, 2019, 06:19:42 PM
Their are so many way to learn bitcoin if you want to learn about it even you are not non technical but if you have a little bit knowledge in computer and on how to search you will learn a ton and a lot of knowledge in would wide Web or in Internet. We google, youtube, social media, blogs and so on just try to search for your own.
Just like this site Bitcointalk is such a wonderful site that we can learn and at the same time we can earn different token,bitcoin ethereum and other,but if you explore this your knowledge about bitcoin was quickly getting big. April 04, 2019, 10:24:46 AM
2 Resources that I know can give knowledge about Bitcoin for me.
1. Youtube - We know already that Youtube is the one of the best place to watch videos. When I'm learning the basics of Bitcoin, I downloaded some videos there and watched it once a day or twice so that I can learn something everyday. Maybe you can do it to your friends.
2. Bitcointalk forum - We know too that this forum is full of information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general. I think what your friends must do if they want to gather information here is to use the search button and be patient.
I agree, YouTube is the best one that we can really understand and to learn more about all information about bitcoin, and also there are many explanations. That is why there are many people are already know right now about btc. 1. Youtube - We know already that Youtube is the one of the best place to watch videos. When I'm learning the basics of Bitcoin, I downloaded some videos there and watched it once a day or twice so that I can learn something everyday. Maybe you can do it to your friends.
2. Bitcointalk forum - We know too that this forum is full of information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general. I think what your friends must do if they want to gather information here is to use the search button and be patient.
March 31, 2019, 04:40:21 AM
Their are so many way to learn bitcoin if you want to learn about it even you are not non technical but if you have a little bit knowledge in computer and on how to search you will learn a ton and a lot of knowledge in would wide Web or in Internet. We google, youtube, social media, blogs and so on just try to search for your own.
I agree,just what i did because im only a normal person without knowing how to invest ,trading etc, but when i heard that we could earn this im eagerly and wondered what is this so i take some research and also it take months to learn what is it and how to earn on it,but now here i am i have now monthly allowance ,but not all the time i have earning because there are time that bitcoin price was dumped. March 31, 2019, 04:37:44 AM
What're the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? I want to send stuff to my non-technical friends.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
So far, I have read two (2) books about bitcoin that actually helped me understand more about the blockchain and the coin itself. It contains a vast history of the creation of cryptocurrencies and it also explains the processes on how bitcoin works in the blockchain:
- Mastering Bitcoin by Andres M. Antonopoulos; and
- Blockchain Revolution by Don Tapscott and Alex Topscott
The internet is your friend as it contains millions of information about cryptocurrencies. Your friends can also search in the forum if they have specific queries or questions as everyone here will reply!
March 31, 2019, 03:37:46 AM
If you want to learn about Bitcoin itself and get in touch with the community I would recommend checking out Bitcoin Talk and the official Reddit forum. You can find price data and historical analysis at Coin Market Cap and Coin Gecko. They are both reliable for what they do. I personally like to use Coin Gecko for the Community and Developer scores.
March 26, 2019, 03:06:53 PM
I don't know any more resources to study crypto. My way of learning was built on the chats telegrams. But it is very cool that now there are so many resources to study.
I was curious how you learn from telegram when it's in fact flooded with scammers.The best way to learn about bitcoin in a non technical way is to get yourself engaged with bitcoin transaction. Use bitcoin for buying something. Use a personal wallet, no web wallet for the transaction. It will be the best way for non technical people who want to learn about bitcoin.
Transactions are quite technical for a non tech person like he don't understand some terminologies like transaction hash, blockchain and other stuffs. People should initially start by googling about bitcoin and eventually those terminologies will make sense. March 26, 2019, 12:48:24 PM
What're the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? I want to send stuff to my non-technical friends.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
The fun fact is, most people in blockchain/crypto group was started by non-technical personalities. Yup, they came with no knowledge about it and of course all of them are filtered. Some can survive by searching about it on Google or just waiting for friend to tell about it. Advice your friend to some crypto news channel/website. It would help alot, from there your friend maybe find out new vocabulary about all crypto terms.
March 25, 2019, 10:15:42 PM
Have you tried searching youtube? there are a ton of very non-tech friendly clips about Bitcoin on Youtube.
You’re right on this mate,in our modern day now and since ths is 2019 thousands of videos that tackles about bitcoin,from mining to trading and even bounties are discussed on youtube now.you have just need to choose the easiest to understand and send it to your friends and then boom they will have already idea,or you can just add some information verbally for oinal touches lol March 25, 2019, 09:56:56 PM
I don't know any more resources to study crypto. My way of learning was built on the chats telegrams. But it is very cool that now there are so many resources to study.
I was curious how you learn from telegram when it's in fact flooded with scammers.The best way to learn about bitcoin in a non technical way is to get yourself engaged with bitcoin transaction. Use bitcoin for buying something. Use a personal wallet, no web wallet for the transaction. It will be the best way for non technical people who want to learn about bitcoin.
Transactions are quite technical for a non tech person like he don't understand some terminologies like transaction hash, blockchain and other stuffs. People should initially start by googling about bitcoin and eventually those terminologies will make sense. 
March 25, 2019, 08:14:19 PM
Here are some great resources for learning about Bitcoin. I would recommend checking out a documentary or picking up a good book on the subject.
https://www.smartbitcoininvestments.com/useful-resources/
https://www.smartbitcoininvestments.com/useful-resources/
March 25, 2019, 07:27:31 PM
What're the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? I want to send stuff to my non-technical friends.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
The best resource is Youtube all the things you want to know about Bitcoin are all here, and there are always new videos about Bitcoin uploaded daily, you just have to subscribe to the popular and reputable channel I highly recommend is
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQQ_fGcMDxlKre3SEqEWrLA
I get all my weekly news about Bitcoin here
March 25, 2019, 05:01:55 PM
Learning Bitcoin is not that difficult, you can just checkout on social media's like goggle, YouTube, LinkedIn blogs, steemit blogs, Twitter tweets and others, their are lots of packages design to teach beginners there. As long as you are familiar a little with technology devices like smartphones, computers, routers, mobile Hotspot and the rest, learning and understanding how blockchain operates is simple.
March 25, 2019, 04:36:53 PM
at this time I still often see a lot on the internet, one of which is on YouTube, and also follow a group that is quite a lot of members or trusted because we can learn the way about bitcoin or crypto currencies widely and correctly if we follow the association.
March 25, 2019, 03:46:43 PM
For me the best way to learn Bitcoin or crypto currency on how it works but not so technical is in youtube there are a lot of videos that is easily to understood 
March 25, 2019, 03:20:55 PM
Bitcoin wiki and this forum could be a good source of information for you. Here you can find some real experiences from real crypto users. Just don't collect information on social networks from so called Bitcoin experts. It's the big chance that you will get misinformed and misguided.
March 25, 2019, 03:02:38 PM
What're the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? I want to send stuff to my non-technical friends.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
I guess for Bitcoin and all other crypto assets, you can access any reliable information on this forum. Just ask the right thing. Twitter and other social media channes full of FUDders or SCAMmers.
March 24, 2019, 05:06:49 PM
I don't know any more resources to study crypto. My way of learning was built on the chats telegrams. But it is very cool that now there are so many resources to study.
March 24, 2019, 05:00:34 PM
What're the best resources to learn about Bitcoin? I want to send stuff to my non-technical friends.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
Spread the word about our market a bit
I know Investopedia, and the documentary movie on NetFlix
But i wonder if there are more easy to understand, friendly resources.
This forum is the main resource if a person begins to study bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. There is also a YouTube where you can easily find the necessary materials to study this subject. Everything is in your hands-the main thing that would be the desire to act.
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