It depends on a lot of factors but here's something to get you started:

--Paper wallet or other cold storage: very secure and will allow to keep a backup of your private key

--Ledger or Trezor: cold storage methods greatly reduce cybersecurity risks

Hope these help!

Since you're specifically looking for a hardware wallet, try Ledger Nano, it’s as secure and private a bitcoin wallet as you can get. Another option is the Tenor; it might lack some of the modern features of the Ledger Nano, but it’s still much more secure than almost any other wallet out there.
Otherwise, I'd suggest a paper wallet for a more inconspicuous way to store your BTC.

Hope this helps 

A few suggestions I'd make are:
Cryptopay
Spectrocoin
Uquid
Bitpay

..there are a few more but I'll give you a link to reference so you can compare options. Luckily, there are many 

http://bit.ly/CryptoVisas

Hope this helps!

Coins are separate currencies with their own separate blockchain whereas Tokens operate on top of a blockchain and are created and distributed to the through ICO's.

It's possible to use just your computer's CPU to mine some of the digital currencies, even if you have only a laptop with integrated graphics. If you're a beginner, and thinking of going it alone, it's more complicated than with a pool. This option also creates a steadier stream of income, even if each payment is modest compared to the full block reward. Hope this helps  Good luck!

Bounties are essentially reward mechanisms offered to people by companies..you do certain tasks and are rewarded in exchange. The tasks are never too complicated, just tasks that are necessary for the success of the coin the developers created. Examples would be promoting the new coin on twitter, or designing a logo for that coin. Something anyone can do in their spare time. Hope this helps 

Despite the negative rep that faucets have, there are some reputable bitcoin faucets that have been in the market for a long time and have a large user base. Robot Coin and Bitcoin Alien are pretty entertaining games to play to acquire some BTC. You can also try Bonus Bitcoin which doesn't have a limit to how much time you can spend earning, or bitcoinker that pays out higher amounts the longer you're on the site.

Enjoy!

I’m sorry you aren’t getting the help you need. Don’t give up, keep learning and asking questions! One day you’ll have a larger knowledge base and be able to help others the way you want to be helped. Good luck out there and welcome to the community 

What makes an investment worthwhile depends on the expectation of capital appreciation and future cash flow, which BTC can’t promise you. It doesn’t have the key components that make traditional equity and fixed income investments, so if you want guaranteed, long term growth, BTC might not be for you. Otherwise it has a lot of opportunity. Keep up with the markets through coinmarketcap which I’m sure you’ve heard of. I’ll post the link below:

bit.ly/CoinMktCap

Good luck 

I found this site to very very informative on trading, not just the basics of trading but tools you can use to chart and analyze waves in order to be more successful. Hope it helps  

bit.ly/CryptoTradingTips

Some simpler things you could are these:

Make sure your browser plug-ins are up to date. Just like an old browser, an outdated plug-in leaves your browser and your computer vulnerable.

Set up a decent firewall. Windows and Mac have these built in, but they’re not perfect. A port test service like PortTest scans your firewall to make sure your computer is invisible.

When you delete files, get a program like Recuva that recovers old files and see if it can find them.

Hope this helps get you started!

Hey welcome!

Keep following currency trends and stay up to date on cryptocurrency news in order to succeed. These forums are a great place to start learning. You can also use bitcoin.com and reddit for useful tips.

 

These ICOs are showing significant promise for 2018:

1) Cypherium: permissionless and highly scalable. The company’s team is made up of former staff of Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. This company has been making headlines!

2) Experty, a voice and video-calling application, is seeking to alleviate the talent crisis that exists within the blockchain community.

3) RightMesh, which aims to connect people around the world, has developed a platform that can help identify nodes (devices) around the world with Ethereum accounts and then allow them to link to each other.

You can also read up on this ICO page:
http://bit.ly/UpcomingICOs

Good luck!

It depends how you want to trade it, but here's a link with the top Bitcoin exchange sites:

https://www.bestbitcoinexchange.io

Hope it helps 

People will tell you that you can start trading with a small amount and it will not get you any profit, but they are wrong. Trading with low amount of money eliminates the fear of making decisions so that when you lose you won’t regret it and it is a great way to earn more and to develop your own strategy and get experience.

Here's an article I read about a few ways to invest with a smaller capital:
http://bit.ly/SmallCapital

Good luck  

Venture capital is financing that investors provide to startup companies and small businesses that could have long-term growth potential. So although it's risky, it has a good payoff.

I would suggest Ledger Nano S or Trezor for a hardware wallet. This link might be able to help set you up with one of them:

https://coinsutra.com/best-litecoin-wallets/

Hope it helps 

That's unfortunate, I'm sorry. I was reading into it and found this article:

https://bravenewcoin.com/news/csi-crypto-can-victims-recover-stolen-coin/

It talks about the future of crypto crimes and what steps are being taken for these types of thefts.

Hope everything works out for you.

It depends, but generally, masternode payouts are more consistent (there are fewer, and used more frequently, so higher odds of receiving a payout.

Here's a link to a very user-friendly website about wallets. It will get you going.

https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/

Good luck!