Well you're in the right place...once you move up in the forum, you can try participating in some bounties. But for now, continue to learn and contribute to the community here and use the search function in the upper right to make finding answers a little easier 

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Check out crypto samurai. This is a great go-to channel for crypto news.

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blockchain wallet, maybe, but not coinbase--that's not a wallet.

OP, check out the list  LFC_Bitcoin posted for you. Something tells me you're not in a position to go the hardware wallet route and instead need something a little more convenient. Try something like jaxx on a desktop or breadwallet, greenaddress on your phone.

Tread carefully and don't go for anything that sounds too good to be true. That said, you can try coinpot.co or faucethub.io--both of these are pretty popular and offer a variety of altcoins.

Instead of a ‘stick-it-to-the-man’ attitude held by many Bitcoin enthusiasts, Ripple is attempting to integrate blockchain technology with the existing financial network...combining the forward movement of cryptocurrency while innovating the way money is transferred across borders.

You can post as much as you'd like as long as your activity is over 14. Otherwise, your posting is limited.

Looks great, very clean, keep it that way! Once the ICO tabs and airdrop/bounty section is complete you should post this in the bounties and/or services threads. There are so many newbies asking 'how to know which ICO/bounty is a good?' --It'd be great to refer them to one central location like this!

Perhaps marketplace->service announcements would be a better place?

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Seems different to other automated traders in that instead of manually switching 'modes' or 'strategies' in accordance to the market changes, dropil's automated bot(s) do it for you. The team is also very transparent, which is a very good thing for a young project. There's more on this token here: https://steemit.com/dropil/@wardj/dropil-ico-review

Learn the fundamentals of btc first, there are plenty of btc 101 guides on the internet, I've included one from our blog in a link below. Secondly, or maybe even before, read up on the blockchain tech/distributed ledger, after all, it's the technology behind cryptocurrency. There's a link to a blockchain guide below as well. Once you feel a little more comfortable with these, then move on to wallets--how to securely store your coins, how to perform transactions to and from your wallet. After this, look into exchange platforms. Start thinking about how you want to purchase bitcoins, credit card, in person, a bank transfer? There are exchange platforms that support these methods better than others. There's no right way to start your research, but it is imperative that you gain a basic understanding of all these aspects within crypto before you start trying to invest a large amount of funds. Remember, btc transactions are irreversible, so triple check everything before hitting 'send!' Also, never invest more than you can afford to lose and most importantly, be patient!

Btc 101: http://bit.ly/Bitcoin101Guide

Blockchain: http://bit.ly/GuidetoBlockchain

Exchanges: http://bit.ly/GuideToExchanges

Wallets: http://bit.ly/WalletGuide

^Hope these help get you started. There's plenty on our blog but this forum is also a fantastic resource for learning, use it!

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Careful with MEW phishing sites. Coinomi's mobile wallet is a solid alternative.

Wiring is traditionally faster than ACH transfer (many users say it take about 24hrs), however the disadvantage is that there is a fee involved-I believe it's $10. ACH transfers are free but can take up to 5 days to complete. In the end, however, both methods can be hit with delays as coinbase and many other exchanges are usually overloaded.

Going off of what was said by AdolfinWolf, you'll be hard-pressed to find that combination just yet. Copay, armory or Electrum as suggested above are great multisig options. As far as multi-currency wallets, you can go for software wallets such as Coinomi or Jaxx.

Apart from the development team and the project's white paper, it proves helpful to look at the project's website and social media presence. Not if they have any of the two, but the content. Does it seem legit or does it look like a classic, cheap scam site? Do the followers seem like real people? Is the team transparent and willing to answer inquiries? As you can see from the answers in these posts, there is no definite outline for choosing an ICO, though many people will agree on certain requirements. In the end, however, it is up to you, even the best looking projects will fail or turn out to be scams from time to time. But If you truly believe in a project then by all means participate. Below is our ICO guide from our blog, feel free to check it out if you'd like to learn more!

http://bit.ly/ICOGuide

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It doesn't necessarily need to be that way, but BTC has a good projection for the future and it's held strong for a long time, so it's "less risky" that investing long-term into altcoins. If you find an altcoin that you want to invest in long-term, you can do that too. Some crypto dies, some are successful. Just do your research and make the choice that's best for you.

Well, there are a lot of factors to consider when deciding which wallet to choose, which we go into detail about in our blog post: bit.ly/WalletGuide

But to get started, some user friendly wallets would be Jaxx, MyEtherWallet, Exodus, Trezor, or Ledger Nano.

Hope this helps 

Luckily, Lightning Network is in beta testing to figure out how to help with some of these issues; It will allow more technological capability within the blockchain. We go into more detail about this on our blog post, so check it out 

Bit.ly/LightningNetwork101

Hope this helps!

Getting the fundamentals setup, like your first crypto wallet, are important steps that can’t be ignored if you want to become a successful trader and investor in the world of cryptocurrency. We touch on other points in our blog post about how to choose the right wallet for your crypto needs, so check it out 

Bit.ly/WalletGuide

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Yeah, Decred has a lot of backing as a game changer to the crypto world. It definately has a great potential to receive traction among crypto users.

Use the search feature form the homepage, because your question sounds specific and I'm sure there's an answer on this forum 

Good luck!