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[Tmoonz]

Hello everyone,

I’m new to Bitcointalk, but not so new to crypto. I’ve been following the space since 2020 — through the ups, the FOMO, and the dips. I finally decided it’s time to be part of the community that has been here since the beginning.

My reason for joining is simple: I want to learn more, ask smarter questions, and share what I’ve picked up over the years. Bitcointalk feels a bit “old-school” at first glance, but I respect that. Real discussions happen here.

I'm currently learning how activity, merit, and ranks work. I plan to grow naturally by contributing, not by spamming or begging.

Looking forward to meeting and learning from you all. Any tips from senior members are always welcome.

Alot has been said and given already, your not being new to crypto at first glance is good head up and of course things are going to be much easier for you, I know this feeling of excitement hahaha being introduced in to a new environment, their will lot's of curiosity and the feeling of meeting up the standard, is a gradually and I already see you in flying colors, and above all your being active is so much needed because their are those who has came the same way as you but today we are not seeing them anymore, you are welcome mate the community is nice and a well friendly environment to share relevant knowledge about Bitcoin, cryptocurrency and various important aspects of life once again you are warmly welcome and is wish you the best.

[Dzwaafu11]

My reason for joining is simple: I want to learn more, ask smarter questions, and share what I’ve picked up over the years. Bitcointalk feels a bit “old-school” at first glance, but I respect that. Real discussions happen here.

I'm currently learning how activity, merit, and ranks work. I plan to grow naturally by contributing, not by spamming or begging.

Looking forward to meeting and learning from you all. Any tips from senior members are always welcome.

Regardless of how it is, I will still consider you as a newbie here. Since you are still yet to understand many things on the forum, although I know you will find it easier to learn here since you have been in the crypto space for a long time now, it’s just that you were not here, so I will say you are just a newbie by rank but not a newbie by knowledge.

You already know some things that can bother you in the forum; it’s just some questions about what you don’t understand, which is what everyone is doing regardless of their rank. You must ask questions about what you don’t understand, and that is the purpose of the forum in the first place; it’s a learning environment. I hope you obey the forum and regulations here.

[AYOBA]

Hello everyone,

My reason for joining is simple: I want to learn more, ask smarter questions, and share what I’ve picked up over the years. Bitcointalk feels a bit “old-school” at first glance, but I respect that. Real discussions happen here.

I'm currently learning how activity, merit, and ranks work. I plan to grow naturally by contributing, not by spamming or begging.

Looking forward to meeting and learning from you all. Any tips from senior members are always welcome.

As far as you’ve already introduced yourself into this forum, you will get to know everything concerning this forum, but from your statement, it proves that you’ve already known how this forum functions; it’s just that there are some things that you still find difficult to know, and you try to drop some questions so that the higher-rank members can help you out. Because in this forum we share our knowledge with each other by discussing the important things related to this forum.

Concerning the activity, merits, rank, and so on, it is the quality of your post that can determine the merits you will earn in that period, and the more you post every blessed day, the higher your post count will be activated every week; that’s why is very important for you to be an active user every day in the forum in order to achieve your goals in this forum.

[Natalim]

It’s a good decision to finally enter the forum, so you can maximize your crypto knowledge, particularly bitcoin, and invest on it later on for additional source of income and future retirement.

Just a friendly reminder, do not see bitcoin as a get-rich-quick tool, but preferably as a long term approach, because that’s the most possible way where you can feel the best essence of bitcoin not just as an investment, but a future retirement tool for you where you can build your financial independence and stability once bitcoin hodling pays off.

[HONDACD125]

Just a friendly reminder, do not see bitcoin as a get-rich-quick tool, but preferably as a long term approach, because that’s the most possible way where you can feel the best essence of bitcoin not just as an investment, but a future retirement tool for you where you can build your financial independence and stability once bitcoin hodling pays off.

He said himself that he's been around the industry for about five years now, and I'm sure someone who has spent so much time in the industry should know such a basic thing about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and should understand how the get-rich-quick mindset can go against a person. Usually, the kind of people who think that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are get-rich-quick schemes are the ones who have minimal knowledge about cryptocurrencies and this industry as a whole, and whatever knowledge they have isn't correct because they've been misguided.

To @OP, welcome to the forum, and you did the right thing by creating your account here so that you can take part in discussions and exchange knowledge with other users here, even though I don't see any posts from you after creating this thread, but anyway.

You seem to know enough about the forum, just remember to follow the rules, and ask questions when you feel it's absolutely necessary and that you aren't able to find the answer to your question.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

My reason for joining is simple: I want to learn more, ask smarter questions, and share what I’ve picked up over the years. Bitcointalk feels a bit “old-school” at first glance, but I respect that. Real discussions happen here.

You're speaking like someone that has been here already. Everything you're saying are just what I have heard before although I won't be doubting your words of being a newbie. All I can say is welcome to the forum and make yourself familiar with the rules and regulations guiding the forum. We have some written rules and those unwritten hence stay active on the forum and soon you'll be familiar with everything. I haven't encountered anyone that isn't exited to join the forum. If you weren't brought in by someone, learn to stay genuine and avoid defaulting because when you make one mistake, it might be hard to recover from that mistake and it might get you banned.