Topic: Where do cryptocurrency enthusiasts talk about cryptos? - page 3. (Read 492 times)

i sometimes go into my linkedin where i tried looking for bitcoin job, there are crypto related groups out there in linkedin that is actually making \quite good discussions about the development and which altcoin they think are going to dominate. those guys out there are pretty educated and they somehow knew what they are talking. its sometimes good to know who you are talking which you can check their profiles.

If you are a digital money lover and you want to comment on it you can participate in online forums like telegram, twim, facbook or investor sites for weddings for your passion

True but I feel like there are too many spam messages on facebook and twitter so I prefer forums better

Agreed! I tried so many platforms but I still prefer Bitcointalk, Steemit and Youtube! There are less ads and more useful information than others!

Wow thank you! And you're definitely right Youtube is trending as well! Just for me I feel like it takes more time to watch videos than read a post

Biggest and Oldest as well LOL

unfortunately this is true about every social media platform that people could sign up on and spam in. and that is all thanks to altcoins and their pump and dumps. there is an army of bag holders who think if they advertise the shitcoin they are bag holding they can make back what they have lost so far.
if they spend half the time they spam to learning how the market works they would never lost any money anymore.

as for steemit, i personally don't like it. they mixed money with posting so it became corrupted. now whenever i see a post on steemit my first assumption is that it is a low quality post made to earn money and i prefer not to waste my time.

Agreed! Bitcointalk is truly useful

Right! I feel like on Rabbit they only talk for entertainment cannot get any useful information from it

Social media is needed in the world of cryptocurrency. as a medium of information, promotion and access to conduct sale and purchase of bitcoin.

r/Cryptocurrency is not the only subreddit about crypto.What about r/btc,r/bitcoin and r/ethereum?
It`s weird that r/bitcoin is mostly about Bitcoin Cash,while r/btc is about Bitcoin Core.This kinda confuses all the newcomers.The r/cryptocurrency subreddit is not full of children.It`s full with people from the third world countries with their bad english.

Very accurate and useful information. But you still forgot to write about YouTube, because there are also a lot of discussions about this topic.

the biggest one is in this bitcointalk.org forum.
because here provides all the complete services about crypto, in terms of lessons.

True. But forums have a lot of spammers so it's sometimes hard to have good conversations about cryptos itself. If you look, there are more generic posts than constructive, educational threads.
Anyway, forums are good since topics are organized so discussing topics and asking for help is much easier.
I personally avoid reddit. It's just that I can't stand it's design and I think there's so much clutter.

The Daily Thread on https://reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/ is the best place for intelligent discussion on bitcoin. They moderate it well, so the silly/scammy stuff is absent.

Forum is more better to talk about cryptos since you cannot do such a trolling or you'll be banned for it. That's why I love bitcointalk.

Bitcoin enthusiasts talk about bitcoin and other cryptocurrency on bitcointalk.org because this is a oldest platform for discussion about crypto but many platform is available like Steemit,Reddit,twitter,Facebook on Steemit peoples do many post for earn money because steemit give money for every post but bitcointalk is best and very useful for newbie and experience person.

/r/CryptoCurrency/ is such a weird place, you can't really expect to have any sort of serious discussion there.
When you look at that sub, it seems as though it's full of children. Some of the comments are just atrocious.

Did have some some pretty good discussions over on Steemit, they have quite a lot of active Discord groups that are tied to particular groups.

Forums

bitcointalk.org is believed to be the largest and oldest cryptocurrency forum worldwide. It is very influential and popular among crypto enthusiasts. It is said that Satoshi Nakamoto, known as the founder of Bitcoin, first established this forum in 2009. According to the datas provided by the forum itself, it has over 2 million registered users by now, with over 40 million posts released in 1 million topics and nearly 5 billion page views.
The forum has many branches such as Bitcoin, Economy, Alternate cryptocurrencies and others. It also has a branch called Local where the forum can be viewed in over 20 different languages.
Although there has been millions of new forums online since 2009, no forum is as successful as bitcointalk so far.

Reddit

reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/ is a channel on reddit where people discuss everything about cryptocurrencies. You can find news, discussions and analysis in r/CryptoCurrency. The channel has attracted nearly 700 thousand subscribers with thousands of users online all the time.
You can post your opinions about cryptocurrency, or “upvote” and “downvote” other people’s posts. According to user votes, the best posts will rise up to the top and exposed more to all users. This rule makes reddit a very popular platform for crypto enthusiasts to share their views about cryptocurrencies.

Telegram

The reason why Telegram is so popular among people who are interested in cryptocurrencies is that it is an encrypted messaging app. A secret chat in Telegram uses end-to-end encryption meaning that nobody but the sender and the receiver will be able to know the message. Since cryptocurrency is closely related to real assets, security is very important to crypto investors.
Besides, Telegram allows group talk where you can discuss crypto news to or analysis with others that are also really interested in this. In this way, Telegram is able to build small and close relationships among people of same interests. What’s more, Telegram is a chatting tool which means you can get real-time information more promptly than other social media platform.

Twitter/Facebook

As two of the most popular social platforms in the world, Twitter and Facebook are also welcomed by cryptocurrency fans. On these platforms, people share their original ideas, like or retweet other people’s posts all the time. They use like #cryptocurrency, #altcoin or other hashtags to highlight their main ideas, attract other crypto enthusiasts’ attention, or even start their own group talks. These platforms have successfully gathered people of same interests together and form closer relationships with people from all around world.
Also, you can follow your favourite alt coins or cryptocurrencies and see their updated news on your own home page. Most cryptocurrencies have their official accounts and are active on Twitter an Facebook.

Medium/Steemit

These are very popular blogs among crypto enthusiasts. Different from Twitter and Facebook, these platforms don’t have restrictions on the numbers of words you put in one article.
You spend hours to write your blog, add pictures to make it easier to understand, and publish it simply clicking on the publish button. Here, you can express your ideas freely and with millions of users on the Medium and Steemit, many people will have the chance to see your articles. The website is simple and easy to use, and they the recommended articles are based on the articles you have viewed.[img]
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