Thank you The Pharmacist. I am doing my reading and I am finding it interesting as I am digging. After reading you, it started to make sense for me LOL. However, the amount of money I have seen the forum gives for the signature, is not really much. Spamming and shitposting for that amount is really waste of time. Where is this Bitcoin Discussion by the way?

@hilariousetc, thanks for the response. I see there is a link to report and hopefully I will use it often. It really looks annoying. How do I buy a copper membership and how much is that little amount? Image is one thing I am missing a lot 

@seoincorporation, I will try to engage with more conversations and hopefully we will be able to learn stuffs from each others. I would not mind to use you lots help to understand the forum better.

@samarnaaz, what token you are talking about mate? I really don't have any clue. Hopefully someone else on the forum will be able to assist you.

Thank you mate. I really don't get much time however I will be working on few more videos tomorrow. Hopefully I will add them once I finish. At this moment I am struggling with image placing. Hopefully I will be able to post image soon. Good to have your feedback by the way.

Note: This is an ongoing project and an approach to experiment the admin's (theymos) proposal of Idea: Courses. I can make mistakes, please feel free to review the tutorial clips and help me to improve the experience for the members in need.
Also, voluntary proofreading for the contents will be highly appreciated.

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Version updates...
1.1.2: Images are visible now.
1.1.1: archive - code
1.1.0: archive - code

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There are actually a lot of good tutorials already exist on the forum however all of them are basically text versions. Visual learning is the best and quickest learning method, besides having the green signal from the admin in mind, this is my approach to be a supportive forum member.

This project is for Bitcoin wallet "HOW TOs". Depending on the responses of this project, the next projects I have in mind are...
- Pretty Good Privacy "HOW TOs"
- Some of the forum features "HOW TOs" and possible others.

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Table of contents (Clickable links to visit the part of the post):

Getting started with first Bitcoin wallet
---- How to create a free and secure Bitcoin wallet
---- How to reopen a wallet
---- How to restore a wallet
Start sending and receiving Bitcoin
---- ---- Find a receiving address
---- How to send standard payment
---- ---- Change address phenomenon
---- ---- Checking on Blockchain explorer
---- ---- Balance checking on the Wallet
---- How to send mass/multiple payment
How to sign and verify a message with a Bitcoin address
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Sources
Credits

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Getting started with your first Bitcoin wallet (Desktop wallet):
We will use Electrum wallet for these video clips. We have everything we need in an Electrum wallet. Please download it from here. Since I use Windows, my tutorials will be Windows version. If you are using a different OS then I hope you will figure out a way to work with your OS by using the idea of these video clips. Thanks for understanding.




Click on the links to jump on the exact scenes
00' 02": Install Electrum Wallet
00' 29": Open Electrum Wallet
00' 38": Name the wallet (Any name that you can recognize, it really does not matter)
01' 19": Chose wallet kind
01' 30": Seed type (Standard/Legacy or SegWit)
01' 36": Copy and keep the seed safe. This is very important for your wallet. If you do not keep the seed safe then your wallet can be compromised and you will lose your BTC.
02' 20": Confirm seed
02' 35": An optional but important choice for security. Sorry about the "g", figure it out  
03' 31": Successfully created our first wallet. YAY!
03' 36": Change displaying for balance type
04' 14": View some Bitcoin addresses of your wallet.





Click on the links to jump on the exact scenes
00' 07": Open Electrum Wallet
00' 27": Find the saved wallet file from your hard-drive
00' 38": Chose the wallet
00' 55": Password if you had one
01' 27": Ta-da! your wallet  





Click on the links to jump on the exact scenes
00' 32": Open Electrum Wallet
00' 43": Give any name. It does not matter.
01' 11": Chose wallet kind
01' 25": You need your seed. If you do not have seed then you are lost. Forget about any BTC in the wallet unless you had the private key of the address.
01' 24": Enter seed
01' 43": Enter any password of your choice. It's an optional choice.
02' 34": Boom! You have just restored/recovered your (lost) Bitcoin wallet.
02' 36": Check your Bitcoin addresses. They will be there.


Start sending and receiving Bitcoin:
We are not going to use the wallet we have created earlier. For this section, we have created two new wallets. One is the receiver wallet and the other one is the sender wallet. We will send Bitcoin to the receiver wallet. In this process, we will learn the steps to follow for both sending and receiving Bitcoin.



Click on the links to jump on the exact scenes
00' 22": Open receiver wallet to get the Bitcoin address to send.
01' 26": Our selected address. 12xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCai
01' 59": Exit from the receiver wallet.

02' 11": Open sender wallet.
03' 00": Check use change addresses marked or not. Marked ON will swipe rest of the BTC from one address to another in the same wallet.
03' 14": Click the Send tab
03' 19": Pay to 12xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCai
03' 20": Description is optional
03' 29": Enter amount in BTC
03' 30": Check or play with fee option. Higher TX fee means faster confirmation.
03' 41": Preview if you want. It gives you a good idea of the fee and other stuffs before making the final transaction.
03' 52": Notice the yellow colored and green colored addresses. The yellow colored address is a change address and only be used if the use change address (03' 00") is marked on.
04' 07": We will mark off the use change address feature.
04' 34": Click the send button.
04' 36": Enter the wallet password if you have one.
04' 58": Press OK button, transaction will start broadcasting...
05' 01": You will be notified with the tx number
05' 06": Press OK
05' 18": TX number 911xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx0384
05' 27": Let's check it on www.blockchain.com (previously www.blockchain.info)
05' 43": Boom! the money is in our receiver wallet. 12xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCai
06' 38": Close sender wallet.

06' 49": Open receiver wallet.
07' 13": Little notification that money is in the wallet
07' 21": And... yes, IT IS on the address (12xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCai). We have successfully received the amount we sent from the sender wallet.
07' 36": Close receiver wallet. Mission accomplished!

How to Send Mass/Multiple Payment

We will try with two addresses. Normally these two addresses will be from different wallets however on this demonstration we are going to use the same wallet. For an output of the Bitcoin network it's basically the same phenomenon.
Our receiver addresses are:
1PDxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxA9L
1M5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsmA

Click on the links to jump on the exact scenes
00' 14": Open sender wallet.
01' 13": Click Tools > Pay to many.
01' 40": Understand the correct format.
02' 30": Paste correct data on the Pay to field.
02' 35": Check fees. If needed then readjust the payment amounts and fees.
04' 04": Use calculator if needed.
05' 55": Once satisfy with the data then press Send.
05' 56": Enter password if needed.
06' 10": Press OK.
06' 12": Transaction will broadcast and you will get the TX number.
06' 20": Click History tab.
06' 28": Click on the transaction date.
06' 32": Get TX number.
06' 39": Locate it on Blockchain explorer to see status.
07' 21": Check the amount for both address.
07' 43": Close sender wallet.

07' 49": Open receiver wallet.
08' 12": Bitcoin Just arrived!
08' 24": Check the corresponding addresses to double confirm the Bitcoin amount.
09' 27": Close receiver wallet.

It's not rocket science.
Welcome to the pear to pear payment system and say good bye to the centralised manipulated government printed fiat currency.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
Coming soon... please ask.

Sources:
Coming soon...

Credits:
mprep: Layout idea
LoyceV: Suggestion to add links for the scenes.

kitty94: So, I am ok to post anything on any thread? I do not need to engage with a conversation, make my points, find a solution etc. But my question is why do I need to talk about something which has not asked. I have seen those people are just repeating same contents. 

Jet Cash: What is ignore a member? I assume OP means original post?

Hi guys,
Please take it easy if I sound stupid. I joined this forum yesterday and since then I am having a lot of reads. I have staked my address as well. They say, I need it if my account gets compromised. Very interesting community however I am noticing, there are a lot of people who are spamming in discussions. They are not actually replying on the topic but posting something which is not even related to the question asked by the person (the one created the thread). Very strange!

This is the most interesting yet panicking one for me...

Look at this user: tharoosta - http://archive.is/c9vT6

I found him on this page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4554694.0

He is always including a telegram logo, a big image with his comments. It really looks annoying.


My eyes are hurting after reading this guy.

PS: Why don't I see any image when I click preview? Please click here to see the image of the above user.

Is this enough or I need to do anything else?