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Title: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 12, 2021, 12:50:08 PM
Complete newbie to cryptocurrency Teaching old dog new trick for sure  ???
Do not want to use credit card but use as I do with my bank with debit card
and pay bills through bill pay Than pay check direct deposit ?

How to purchase ? Exchange $1 currency to cryptocurrency ?  ???

Thanks Be Blessed


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: RickDeckard on February 12, 2021, 01:21:55 PM
Welcome to bitcointalk OP. Your questions are very similar than the ones that we usually receive from newcomers in the whole "crypto world". Currently almost all well known centralized exchanges allow you to depois money trough a wire transfer (from your Bank account) and then you're ready to start buying whatever crypto you want. I'll leave you with a list of popular exchanges:

  • Binance - https://www.binance.com/en
  • Coinbase -https://www.coinbase.com/
  • Kraken - https://www.kraken.com/
  • Bitvavo - https://bitvavo.com/en - Personal Note: Even though this exchange isn't nearly as big as the previous mentioned, I've had success in invest in BTC when all the others were down. Since this is a albeit small but reliable exchange, it doesn't seem to go down nearly as much as the other ones.

As always, choose according to your needs and remember : No exchange will ask you for your seed words. If you end up in a page that asks you for it (either by stating problems in processing payments and such) run away from it.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 12, 2021, 01:33:00 PM
#1 PRAY FOR US OLD DOGS learning new tricks LOL  :o

Wire transfer sounds complex to me on paying bills

So when be moving to bank format debit card with bill pay ?
How does the wallet work ?

How to buy cryptocurrency ? To get started ?

Thanks Be Blessed


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: Leviathan.007 on February 13, 2021, 12:08:10 PM
First of all, welcome to this forum and cryto world. I would suggest you to do much more research before doing any kind a of investment. Because, in this world there are many project promising huge profits and many newbies will fall into the trap. Spend some time and read some useful topic in this forum. You can use some famous and known exchanges to start buying bitcoin such as Binance (for non us)and Coinbase. First start will some little amount of money and then you can invest more if you want.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: Xavofat on February 13, 2021, 12:26:57 PM
How to purchase ? Exchange $1 currency to cryptocurrency ?  ???
There wouldn't be any point exchanging only $1 for Bitcoin.  You won't be able to send it anywhere due to high transaction fees on the Bitcoin network right now, and most exchanges will not take a deposit that low.

Depending on your country, your best bet will either be to sign up for an exchange like Coinbase (http://coinbase.com/buy-bitcoin#:~:text=Get%20started%20with%20as%20little,debit%20card%20or%20bank%20account.), for which you will need to spend a $25 minimum deposit, or with P2P trading like on LocalBitcoins (https://localbitcoins.com/), where you can trade with bank transfer or cash.

It is alright to avoid using a credit card but in particular you shouldn't use PayPal because transactions with Bitcoin are against their ToS and there will be very high fees dealing with PayPal because of the high risk of people reversing their transactions.


Title: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 13, 2021, 11:49:00 PM
HELL ::)

So best to purchase bitcoin silver or gold and build
Best safest places to purchase from ?

Remain with your bank with $1 currency correct ?
How will $1 currency become switched over ?

On ground level of this adventure hum ? ???

Be Blessed


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: aoluain on February 14, 2021, 12:56:51 AM
On Coinbase you can buy as little as the equivalent of €1.99 but they charge a fee of €0.99
so it is pointless buying a very small amount as this.

Why does your transaction have to be $1?

Without using a bank you can spend Bitcoin by connecting a Coinbase account to a paypal account.
You could liquidate your Bitcoin to $ and send to a paypal account and then from there you could
spend those $'s with Google Pay connected to the paypal account.

I hope this helps?


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 14, 2021, 01:14:50 AM
I'm in USA America  :D
If I purchase $100 in USA $1 currency
Would do be a bad or good investment to make ?
Best safe secure place to purchase ?

Thanks Be Blessed


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: DapanasFruit on February 14, 2021, 03:20:50 AM
I'm in USA America  :D
If I purchase $100 in USA $1 currency
Would do be a bad or good investment to make ?
Best safe secure place to purchase ?

Thanks Be Blessed

First and foremost, it is good that you look at cryptocurrency as a form of investment because you must be looking for growth and some way to hedge yourself from inflation and possible problems of the global economy. Now, because we are talking here of investment there is that big possibility of it going up (you earn profits) or also going down (you earn losses). That is why you need to be careful of the cryptocurrency you are dealing with. Go with something that has more growth ahead. I am advising you to learn more and then pick your best choices.


Title: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 14, 2021, 03:21:19 PM
Do not do stocks form of gambling to me equal sin
This to me sounds a lot like doing the stock market
So guess I need to purchase silver and gold Hum ?
Where is best places to purchase gold and silver
Again needs to be safe and secure

Again Thanks
Be Blessed
 ::)


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: YOSHIE on February 14, 2021, 03:43:59 PM
So, what is your goal....! Creating this topic, gold...silver...Bitcoin...silver...silver....Bitcoin.....credit card....bank....crypto....!

Are you affected by alcohol.....!

Now your last reply "gambling" what the hell.

If you don't know a safe place to buy silver and gold.
You can go here: buygoldandsilversafely (https://buygoldandsilversafely.com/), or here: McDaniels (https://mcdanielsmining.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAsaOBBhA4EiwAo0_AnCVi27Njx2kuDp0GNfe3zSVvR0Rnb9zJvfPvfmkB69cc4SwQk5GO2hoC9dAQAvD_BwE)

I hope you will soon realize what you are talking about.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 14, 2021, 05:49:10 PM
Apology  :'(

How I was reading messages in post
Cryptocurrency is similar to how you would do the stock market
But if I was reading post wrong I will stand corrected

But if I was reading post correctly and is similar to Stock Market
Than I need a safe secure place to buy silver gold

Romans 3:23 post
Again Apology
 :'(


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: Hobo66 on February 14, 2021, 06:19:14 PM
1$ is very low to invest in cryptocurrency. I advise you to collect some free coin by doing airdrop or bounty.
You can do a safe trade in binance which provide you P2P tradung with zero fee. You Will get 1$ bitcoin just by paying with bank transfer.


Title: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: ucanbeasurvivor on February 14, 2021, 06:48:15 PM
Blessed with $100.00 not $1  ::)
English grade F- than some  :-\

Am I reading messages right here ?
Gold / Silver best way to go for me to invest ?
Good secure places to buy silver / gold ?
Does coins / silver dollars count ?
If yes where to go to purchase coins ?

Romans 3:23
LOL ::) told you newbie I did not lie hum ?
To boot teaching old dog new tricks

Be Blessed



Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: kotajikikox on January 03, 2022, 08:37:24 AM
Blessed with $100.00 not $1  ::)
English grade F- than some  :-\

Am I reading messages right here ?
Gold / Silver best way to go for me to invest ?
Good secure places to buy silver / gold ?
Does coins / silver dollars count ?
If yes where to go to purchase coins ?

Romans 3:23
LOL ::) told you newbie I did not lie hum ?
To boot teaching old dog new tricks

Be Blessed


this is not how newbie posts mate  ;D i know that you are only making fun of commentators here  ;D

but still i will welcome your account for formality.

Welcome to this bitcointalk forum. you want to  more research before doing any kinda of investment. here are many projects are available without research you won't able to know how it works
he is knowledgeable in market mate and you can assess that in how he delivers his posts . an obvious Old account calling Himself an OLD DOG.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: bojosari on January 03, 2022, 03:56:32 PM
Currently, there are so many tutorials for crypto deposits and withdrawals on YouTube. For the first time it's still confusing, but try to follow the tutorial by practicing directly with the method we want. For example, let's say we buy crypto through an exchange with the peer to peer method. buy with a small amount before trying a larger amount


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: qwertyup23 on January 03, 2022, 06:31:42 PM
As I am reading all posts by OP, it clearly indicates that a person is moving towards cryptocurrency just by fascination. But it doesn't matter anyone comes to this land by choice or by chance, matter is what they learn and what they understand.

At first sight, most users consider crypto as stock or commodity, but crypto is more than that. And it is completely virtual, and open source.

Spending more time on understanding what is cryptocurrency can help to get into the crypto world. also, it needs a more in-depth understanding to store and transact cryptocurrencies virtually within the network by paying network fees and keeping digital assets secure within the wallet with maximum security.

Just to be completely honest, I think most of the people also started joining cryptocurrencies due to its fascination and opportunity to earn high amounts of returns in a given amount of time. The problem lies when people do not follow such 'fascination' with research after their initial investment as they purely invested due to hype.

Personally, I also invested into cryptocurrencies (BTC to be specific) because of the news that it gave high returns compared to conventional investment methods available. The difference is, I researched and browsed through this forum to better understand the concept of cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: galambo on January 03, 2022, 06:43:47 PM
As I am reading all posts by OP, it clearly indicates that a person is moving towards cryptocurrency just by fascination. But it doesn't matter anyone comes to this land by choice or by chance, matter is what they learn and what they understand.

At first sight, most users consider crypto as stock or commodity, but crypto is more than that. And it is completely virtual, and open source.

Spending more time on understanding what is cryptocurrency can help to get into the crypto world. also, it needs a more in-depth understanding to store and transact cryptocurrencies virtually within the network by paying network fees and keeping digital assets secure within the wallet with maximum security.

Many think that crypto is just a short cut to become rich in short duration of time. With that mind many jump into crypto and they bear heavy losses. Just like Forex and equity trading you need some technical knowledge. The primary reason for success in crypto trading is HODL, majority of traders are in loss. Trading gives just a short term success.  


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: mm2543363580 on January 03, 2022, 07:30:10 PM
Complete newbie to cryptocurrency Teaching old dog new trick for sure  ???
Do not want to use credit card but use as I do with my bank with debit card
and pay bills through bill pay Than pay check direct deposit ?


If you are new to crypto then keep in mind that its not the shortcut to becoming rich overnight. It requires skills and knowledge to earn profit. As a newbie never jump with huge capital in the market rather then start with as much as you can afford to lose. lastly, HODL is the key to success here not day trading.


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: GeorgeJohn on January 03, 2022, 10:42:07 PM
First of all, welcome to this forum and cryto world. I would suggest you to do much more research before doing any kind a of investment. Because, in this world there are many project promising huge profits and many newbies will fall into the trap. Spend some time and read some useful topic in this forum. You can use some famous and known exchanges to start buying bitcoin such as Binance (for non us)and Coinbase. First start will some little amount of money and then you can invest more if you want.
You know newbies are inquisitive to adventure into cryptocurrency investment immediately they come contrary with bitcoin, the zeal or the thought always come to them, and that always make much of them to adventure into the hands of scammers, really any average of person who enroll to cryptocurrency especially bitcoin have to research very well before going into it, op asked a question that's nice and he has gotten solution, because it's very obvious binance almost every country is using binance for buying and selling of bitcoin, if really op want go into cryptocurrency investment, binance is there with Coinbase


Title: Re: Newbie to cryptocurrency
Post by: Luzin on January 04, 2022, 03:57:48 PM
As a beginner there may be many thoughts that crypto is only limited to trading more money. I think that's what's motivating new people to get into the crypto world. This makes them unscientific and in the end they fall into the wrong hands, like scammers. Of course you have to be careful, you have to analyze a lot of course learn in people who are more expert and who you already know. At least it will make your funds a little safer. Of course you have joined this forum, try to come to your local forum here, I think they will help you a lot.