Bitcoin and education

[Crypto_H]

bitcoin and education.
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I want to ask a little question here because I don't won't to be a victim of a big loss.
Now that I have not invested in bitcoin because I haven't learned much about bitcoin investment based on the situation in my locality, I want to know the right answer to my question.
My question is can someone who is not well educated (secondary school graduate) understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or Bitcoin trading?

I think they can understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or trading with some effort and learning.

While a formal education in statistics or finance can be helpful in understanding the intricacies of bitcoin investment and trading, there are plenty of resources available online that can help beginners learn the basics.

For example, there are numerous online courses, tutorials, and YouTube videos that cover the fundamentals of cryptocurrency trading and investment, including the use of technical indicators and analysis tools. Additionally, many cryptocurrency exchanges offer educational resources and tutorials for their users.

[Luzin]

I think they can understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or trading with some effort and learning.

While a formal education in statistics or finance can be helpful in understanding the intricacies of bitcoin investment and trading, there are plenty of resources available online that can help beginners learn the basics.

I think if he could already read and write it would be enough to understand Bitcoin. The school only gave evidence that he had never given the school gave no evidence he would master. So understanding Bitcoin crypto is not necessary to go to school, read, see and practice will make him understand.
Even though I never knew so far, is there anyone who can read and write without school. But as long as I'm familiar with bitcoin crypto, there are very few parts that I can use to get involved in crypto. I got more knowledge from reading and seeing.

[Jawhead999]

I think if he could already read and write it would be enough to understand Bitcoin. The school only gave evidence that he had never given the school gave no evidence he would master. So understanding Bitcoin crypto is not necessary to go to school, read, see and practice will make him understand.
Even though I never knew so far, is there anyone who can read and write without school. But as long as I'm familiar with bitcoin crypto, there are very few parts that I can use to get involved in crypto. I got more knowledge from reading and seeing.

Yeah just like how all students are forced to learn all subjects, not all students are interested with math, language, art, physical education etc. When they're not interested and forced to learn about the subject, they will not be focus and actually don't want to know anything about it. Some people didn't even become rich too because they're live in this world isn't for materials goals, but only to achieve their religion's goals.

[Jody.Drummer]

To be honest high school is also education btw
I have a friend and he is really out of school but he can manage a good financial condition and is in bitcoin from 2013 and his life is way better than mine by comparison.
I think this is not a problem of what environmental conditions and what education is pursued but it comes back to ourselves whether we are able to carry out what we aim for.
Being in bitcoin doesn't have to look at educational background, I think because this really exists for all people. success or not is determined by yourself not from how high the education is when you are in bitcoin.

[D ltr]

My question is can someone who is not well educated (secondary school graduate) understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or Bitcoin trading?

statistics in terms of what is this? as long as I know bitcoin I have never studied the statistics you mean
my basis for investing in bitcoin is just reading up and down charts, when is the right time to buy and sell
, and most importantly continue to dig up your crypto knowledge and updates. educational issues will not affect people who want to know what bitcoin is and how it works because people who enter the crypto world are only people who are ready to lose and are always committed to learning so there is hope that the person will become very good at trading

[CryptoBuds]

bitcoin and education.
If this post is not permitted to be here please help me forward it.

I want to ask a little question here because I don't won't to be a victim of a big loss.
Now that I have not invested in bitcoin because I haven't learned much about bitcoin investment based on the situation in my locality, I want to know the right answer to my question.
My question is can someone who is not well educated (secondary school graduate) understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or Bitcoin trading?

I want to say that investing in bitcoin has no age limit, no distinction between rich and poor, regardless of education level... as long as you think you can afford to invest in bitcoin, try it now, and don't feel guilty because of your education level.

Nowadays, with the development of technology, there is a lot of information about bitcoin, and you will easily find it with a computer connected to the internet. Take the time to get started with bitcoin and judge for yourself, then make your own decision whether to continue or stop. For me, a low level of education is not a big barrier that cannot be solved.

[Inwestour]

To be honest high school is also education btw
I have a friend and he is really out of school but he can manage a good financial condition and is in bitcoin from 2013 and his life is way better than mine by comparison.
I think this is not a problem of what environmental conditions and what education is pursued but it comes back to ourselves whether we are able to carry out what we aim for.
Being in bitcoin doesn't have to look at educational background, I think because this really exists for all people. success or not is determined by yourself not from how high the education is when you are in bitcoin.

A person may want to learn something new, at any time, and this does not require a school or university. My mate finished only seven classes, but his parents have a very successful business, they have several stores of their own and besides that they have wholesalers who buy goods from them. He did not want to finish school and go to university, but he is a successful person, he has the opportunity to do anything, he is a free person. Yes, this is not a story about bitcoin, and not everyone has such rich parents, but this is an example of the fact that education does not always play a decisive role, there are always exceptions.

[wiss19]

In which country do you leave OP? If bitcoin is banned there then your decision of not investing in bitcoin is right. If not, and your locality is only not knowledgeable enough in bitcoin, you should not follow them. You must follow your passion or on what your heart says and just ignore the noise around you because those people are only jealous or don't want you to succeed.

To your main question, yes you can invest in bitcoin even if that is the only education you attain in your life. Bitcoin is not like formal job where everyone is required to finish college. The only basic requirement here is that you know how to read and write and you have a common sense and a capital to burn on.

[cydrix]

My question is can someone who is not well educated (secondary school graduate) understand the statistics of bitcoin investment or Bitcoin trading?

Good question.

Certainly, even someone with limited education can learn the fundamentals of Bitcoin with enough work and research. While having a background in computer science or finance may be advantageous, it is not necessary to grasp the underlying ideas behind Bitcoin. I am currently studying a program not related to any of it. Just give some time and you'll learn. However, it's important to remember that understanding Bitcoin trading requires having a foundational understanding of financial principles like supply and demand, market patterns, and risk management.