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Topic: Whats the first thing to begin crypto with As A Newbie? (Read 329 times)

sr. member
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Airdrop? Bounty? ICO?
You can start from all this programms. Firstly, of course, you should learn information about cryptocurrency, read rules on this forum. Good bounty projects you can find on altcoins/marketplace/bounties
Nice answer but for me he need to pick bounty first cause thanks to that he can learn a  lot more informations about crypto world and that will allow him enter any airdrop or even invest in some crypto in future.
newbie
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Airdrop? Bounty? ICO?

I'm a newbie too. I am so excited to learn this crypto thing. I heard a lot of good feedback that they earn extra income out of it. I need to learn the ways to earn here.
member
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If you are newbie in crypto and want to take your journey serious as a real job then the best is ICO or trading, but all you need education and experience. If you don't have the necessary capital to begin with then start with bounties, using your social media accounts or blogging. Airdrop is a waste of time and I see it as a lazy man's job.
newbie
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First thing to do is to study cryptocurrency so that you can prepare yourself your mindset before doing any action like investing,trading and bounty hunting.
newbie
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Very good advice already from many people. I would add to those:

- learn the terminology
- follow a couple of projects that have a good amount of followers in Telegram - you will learn a lot by comparing what they are doing similarly and differently
- start for example by participating in an airdrop, you will learn a lot and get a good insight into the project
- never invest more than what you are ready to lose

Good luck to you mate!
jr. member
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first thing is to invest $100 & monitor the price foir couple of weeks / months and study crypto n blockchain...

A whole lot of newbie are here in crypto with not even $10 to invest in any project. So I don t think doing an ICO as a way to study he market is the way to go for a newbie.
newbie
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first thing is to invest $100 & monitor the price foir couple of weeks / months and study crypto n blockchain...
jr. member
Activity: 49
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Airdrop? Bounty? ICO?
You can start from all this programms. Firstly, of course, you should learn information about cryptocurrency, read rules on this forum. Good bounty projects you can find on altcoins/marketplace/bounties
In the end, getting a viable bounty is a problem. The scams are getting much by the day and in wonder what the future is for such giveaways. For newbies, the understandings of genuine bounty to participate in is even more difficult.
jr. member
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There's a lot of great advice here. Don't be in too much of a hurry to earn. Learn first. I'd recommend you spend some quality time on DNotesEDU.com It's a financial and cryptocurrency education site with a wealth of knowledge presented in a way that makes sense.

Thanks.. Still in that line, I came across cryptoImprovementFund an educational platform on blockchain that educates one on crypto and block chain tech based in Canada. Their articles are very helpful, especially for newbies
sr. member
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Airdrop? Bounty? ICO?
You can start from all this programms. Firstly, of course, you should learn information about cryptocurrency, read rules on this forum. Good bounty projects you can find on altcoins/marketplace/bounties
member
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I would recommend to get some understanding about what you're gonna do. Learn about crypto and blockchain in general and read this forum when you have time.
you can start here https://blockgeeks.com/guides/
I liked those guides when I started. Good understanding will help you to choose good ICOs and coins and reduce chances of falling for a scam
legendary
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There's a lot of great advice here. Don't be in too much of a hurry to earn. Learn first. I'd recommend you spend some quality time on DNotesEDU.com It's a financial and cryptocurrency education site with a wealth of knowledge presented in a way that makes sense.
jr. member
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None of the above. The first thing you should do is read... a LOT.

I'd recommend starting here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/newbies-read-before-posting-1689727 and follow the various links.

General recommendations:
- Make sure you have a good understanding of the forum rules and basic etiquette before you attempt to participate in any "bounties" (I really hate that term Undecided) It'll help you avoid troubles with "negative trust".
- Make sure you understand how wallets work, the difference between BTC and ETH networks and how ERC20 tokens work. It'll help you avoid troubles with "lost" tokens and/or coins when participating in ICOs or getting payouts from campaigns.
- Make sure you do your due diligence when considering which ICOs to invest in. It might save you from getting scammed.

--  Yes!!!  This is what I'm looking for, someone to advice us, newbies, on how to acquire knowledge it starting up here. Thanks for the links you provided.  From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much Sirs, especially HCP.
newbie
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None of the above. Investors always consider risks whenever they are investing into a project. I will not invest in something that I do not really understand so i think the first thing to do as a newbie is to get a lot of education on the crypto world.
legendary
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dogs are cute.
I have a link for you : The one thread to link them all. It almost has everything that you'd possibly need to know. Don't be a dumbwit and you shall survive just fine.
jr. member
Activity: 49
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First and the most necessary thing for you (from ex newbie to the newbie) - desearch.com
Don't give me thank you Grin
This is a search engine about crypto. Really useful platform for any questions, knowing prices and so on. It is based on Blockchain, so you will be satisfied, I think, by the lack of advertising and the quality of the answers to your search queries
Enjoy and ask any questions!

Interesting link.. Will forward this to other newcomers on the cryptosystem so they can also be informed to avert mistakes that can be  avoided. Most newbies see crypto as a ponzi and that's the tragedy for them. Orientation is really needed. Thanks
jr. member
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You need to learn about Crypto currency more before you go for either of these three. You need to learn through reading. I mean you or any newbie need to read a lot more before they choose they way of their investment (money or time or both). When you do that, you will know what would be the best thing you should do. But this doesn't mean all your readings about the other things are nothing, they have values, they will help through out your journey. All the best.
member
Activity: 96
Merit: 10
First and the most necessary thing for you (from ex newbie to the newbie) - desearch.com
Don't give me thank you Grin
This is a search engine about crypto. Really useful platform for any questions, knowing prices and so on. It is based on Blockchain, so you will be satisfied, I think, by the lack of advertising and the quality of the answers to your search queries
Enjoy and ask any questions!
BQ
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CoinMetro - the future of exchanges
As everyone else has said HCP gave you a solid starting point for sure. Everytime someone asks me how they should get their start in cryptocurrency, the first suggestion I give to them is to read the original Bitcoin whitepaper. You can go here to read it - https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf . Now something else that I always suggest to people is to go back and read through the original email threads that Satoshi went back and forth with developers and interested parties; they've asked just about every question you can think of and it will save you a lot of time in understanding Bitcoin. https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/emails/cryptography/ That website in general is a wealth of information to get some fundamentals down. I can't stress enough how important it is to understand the original intentions, principals and plans.

Could you by any chance link the email threads you are referring to? I tried searching 'satoshi email threads' but didn't find anything,
sounds very interesting, and thank you for those links!
jr. member
Activity: 49
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While those things might be worth looking into, it would be advisable to start on a smaller scale.
You can start with a user friendly interface such as Coinbase, buy some of the main coins and watch how their markets move. Educate yourself on trading vs. holding, and see which is best for you. We have a "getting started" guide you can check out here:

Bit.ly/Bitcoin101Guide

Stay informed on scams so you can avoid being a victim. Start off smart and keep up with his forum to avoid mistakes that can cause you to lose money.

Good luck  Smiley

Another important thing is who to follow, I mean a mentor that can lead one, especially from the start so newbies don't end up making mistakes or invariably falling to the hands of desperate scammers
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