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Title: New to bitcoin Post by: orthospine on August 26, 2014, 09:04:07 PM Just bought 4 of the new SP31 YUKON any have good reviews of the old version also what is a good bit coin wallet and mining pool to use?
once i get them what should my next step be?? thanks in advance for your help. Title: Re: New to bitcoin Post by: Lauda on August 26, 2014, 09:33:58 PM First off this is completely the wrong section if you are asking me.
And asking about which coin to mine here is also a very bad idea. Do your own research and then decide which one you find best. Most people will just tell you the coin that they are invested in. Title: Re: New to bitcoin Post by: orthospine on August 26, 2014, 09:44:53 PM i Have done my research just want to hear other people opinion. I ask this question in another forum and someone moved it to this forum.
Title: Re: New to bitcoin Post by: darlidada on August 26, 2014, 10:03:13 PM I'm betting you'd been better off just buying BTC and holding them instead.
Title: Re: New to bitcoin Post by: rdnkjdi on August 26, 2014, 11:25:32 PM First off this is completely the wrong section if you are asking me. And asking about which coin to mine here is also a very bad idea. Do your own research and then decide which one you find best. Most people will just tell you the coin that they are invested in. No. Don't do your research. Buy bitcoin and hold. For a year before looking back into this forum. I just saved you a lot of money. Title: Re: New to bitcoin Post by: Dr. Coin on August 27, 2014, 01:32:33 AM Hey! As far as wallets go I am assuming you are referring to desktop wallets. All in all they are similar, I have a mac and I use Hive. It is trusted and easy to use. For PC maybe check out multibit or blockchain.info. As far as mining pools, I have been out of the mining game for a while, but when it comes to mining Bitcoins now there is a slightly hire price to pay due to newer and better hardware coming out.
If you want to trade around with altcoins some hot ones right now seem to be LXC, GB, AERO, (RAW/ROOT are super new atm). These are newer and more volatile. For example, a "safer" one with somewhat of a legitimate community is Reddcoins. Of course, do some research before investing. Hope this helps, Dr. Coin https://twitter.com/DrCoinMD |