Topic: Where do you learn information about cryptocurrency? (Read 173 times)
I suggest learning about bitcoin and crypto in this forum. You can ask things that you don't understand to the people here. Because this is where some people discuss bitcoin.
I think it's a little risky using anything like YouTube about crypto. There are a lot of accounts that don't give you education without pushing some sponsored angle or company, and that's going to give them a bias. Especially the accounts that rank up high, they're just more likely to be sponsored and seem to slant their videos and topics to match that. Basically, if they seem gimmicky, just stay away.
By far, the 100% best way to learn is to get involved in a project. About 6 or 7 years ago, I had just months of experience in crypto and wanted to learn more. I reached out to a couple upcoming and promising projects and offered my web design services. A couple accepted on a volunteer basis, and I had a terrific time contributing to some very meaningful projects and seeing how the crypto space works.
By far, the 100% best way to learn is to get involved in a project. About 6 or 7 years ago, I had just months of experience in crypto and wanted to learn more. I reached out to a couple upcoming and promising projects and offered my web design services. A couple accepted on a volunteer basis, and I had a terrific time contributing to some very meaningful projects and seeing how the crypto space works.
I myself am a beginner. And I'm always looking for information about crypto on google, YouTube, and also on this forum. In this forum, there are lots of knowledgeable people and a lot of experience. You can learn from them little by little.
to find information about crypto in my opinion the best is to google on YouTube and also on this forum, and so on. so we have to find out from various type sources. to advance our knowledge.
Much depends on your goals. Some people need only superficial information, while others need fundamental knowledge about how a certain blockchain works. Personally, I use https://elarabcoin.com/ . It has all the information I need. But I am in trading, so I have my own specifics of work related to cryptocurrency as a tool.
Like every other person have their reading plug,I get mine my information
On reddit.Reddit offers understandable and satisfactory cryptocurrency information to me.
My reading habit have gotten a new grade,since I made Reddit my study companion.
It has become one of the most popular website globally that provides updated news and trends,discussion and
Analysis of cryptocurrency.
You can reffer youtube and also there are bunch of telegram and facebook groups.
In this forum there is also lot of knowledge.
In this forum there is also lot of knowledge.
Start with Bitcoin.org. Why? This is the place it all started. Once you have absorbed their knowledge, you will have enough info to do searches.
Search the search engines, there is a lot of useful and detailed information
to learn about crypto, in my opinion, you can look at Google and others.
and actually you are now in the right forum to learn crypto.
and actually you are now in the right forum to learn crypto.
I should recommend you to go to the following website for more about cryptocurrency details
https://www.edx.org/learn/cryptocurrency
https://www.edx.org/learn/cryptocurrency
You can start with Youtube. There are plenty of videos that will give you a basic idea about cryptocurrencies. There is a free course by Simplilearn on Youtube that can give you a basic idea about the cryptomarket. You can even check coindesk. It is a website where you can find beginner to advanced articles on cryptocurrencies.
luckypenguin: answer is simple: trust nobody.
That said, this is a great place to learn. Soon enough you will learn which members are to be trusted and which aren't.
Besides that, I personally have already taken 5 different courses on cryptocurrency from Udemy.com and The Pirate Bay. They're the same courses, but on TPB they're free (Udemy is very affordable though, especially when they're having a sale), so you can adapt to your circumstances.
That said, this is a great place to learn. Soon enough you will learn which members are to be trusted and which aren't.
Besides that, I personally have already taken 5 different courses on cryptocurrency from Udemy.com and The Pirate Bay. They're the same courses, but on TPB they're free (Udemy is very affordable though, especially when they're having a sale), so you can adapt to your circumstances.
Like others I learned about cryptocurrency on Reddit.
Reading it regularly I think it’s a safe store of value to hedge against the coming inflation from our spending during the Covid pandemic.
I try to stay up to date with crypto news on Coindesk but I check several other sites daily as well.
Reading it regularly I think it’s a safe store of value to hedge against the coming inflation from our spending during the Covid pandemic.
I try to stay up to date with crypto news on Coindesk but I check several other sites daily as well.
To be honest this forum is a good place for information. Different to an article here is you can ask a question, start a thread & helpful people will comment & try to help you. Alternatively you can use reddit r/bitcoin.
My starting point would be to read the whitepaper at bitcoin.org
My starting point would be to read the whitepaper at bitcoin.org
I am also a newbie i hope to find a lot of information on crypto here on the forum i also follow cointelegraph
I am a newbie. There are so many different websites, articles, information about cryptocurrency that it is hard to know which sources to trust. What do you recommend?
Youtube, filter for most views. The best info is found on that platform.
I am a newbie. There are so many different websites, articles, information about cryptocurrency that it is hard to know which sources to trust. What do you recommend?
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