What determines the newbie experience when they first come to bitcoin?

[RapTarX]

I have been introduced with bitcoin via one of my clients. I have been translating some websites into my local for some years. Sometimes I was asked to take bitcoin as payment but I never tried it mostly because I was not familiar with it at all. Later, one of my clients whom I am still serving offered me to pay via bitcoin and explained shortly a little bit about bitcoin. Which I liked the most about it is the irreversible transaction. You know I have faced charge back once using paypal and that's why I liked the irreversible option. Later, I had a deeper look into it and started to accept bitcoin. Now, I am getting more interested into it. Learning about it regularly and writting some stuffs about bitcoin in my local language too.

[Mashfiqun]

I heard of Bitcoin when it came into local news for having a value of like $20000. I was so amazed to hear this, searched in google, found faucets, bought some from local crypto enthusiasts and started building my portfolio, became a HODLer. And then Bitcoin continued to crash and crash and crash and it's like $3900 now. I hope the golden days will come back. 
Whatever the price is, Bitcoin is a really innovative idea. Virtual currency that's decentralized? Genius.

[Velkro]

What determines the newbie experience when they first come to bitcoin?

First exchange they register upon. Its easy or hard then for them to buy/sell bitcoin and they don't have a clue yet that its only one exchange from many.
Another experience is going all in quickly. It can boost interest in bitcoin when successful and lower it while bankcrupt.