What were your experiences with Bitcoin when you first started?

[Abiky]

I would like to know what experiences did you had when you first started with Bitcoins. As for me, I had many that I would like to share with you.

When I began in the Bitcoin world, I was a complete rookie with no proper knowledge of how did mining worked or anything about cryptocurrencies. I just thought about Bitcoin as another payment processor like PayPal. But when I joined the BitcoinTalk community, I learned so many things along the way. In my process of learning in the first days, I decided to invest into cloud mining services. Since I didn't knew much about it, I invested a plenty amount of Bitcoins to start my journey into it. During that time, I had gotten into many different services. Those were GAW Miners, then Cointellect, cloudminr.io and finally Hashnest. After getting scammed many times by the services mentioned previously, (except for Hashnest) I have lost many Bitcoins. As a result, I decided to never invest into cloud mining and thus dedicate myself into learning more about the cryptocurrency and look for other ways to earn Bitcoins. It was then that I enrolled into the signature campaign that I am currently into and during all that time I began to earn Bitcoins as well as diversify my investments into different alt coins. Now I am dedicated to trading Bitcoins and other alt coins, as well as working for it (like the signature campaign and working as a freelancer) in order to earn coins and build up my portfolio along the way.

Anyways, what would be your experiences with this exciting cryptocurrency? 

[avw1982]

I would like to know what experiences did you had when you first started with Bitcoins. As for me, I had many that I would like to share with you.

When I began in the Bitcoin world, I was a complete rookie with no proper knowledge of how did mining worked or anything about cryptocurrencies. I just thought about Bitcoin as another payment processor like PayPal. But when I joined the BitcoinTalk community, I learned so many things along the way. In my process of learning in the first days, I decided to invest into cloud mining services. Since I didn't knew much about it, I invested a plenty amount of Bitcoins to start my journey into it. During that time, I had gotten into many different services. Those were GAW Miners, then Cointellect, cloudminr.io and finally Hashnest. After getting scammed many times by the services mentioned previously, (except for Hashnest) I have lost many Bitcoins. As a result, I decided to never invest into cloud mining and thus dedicate myself into learning more about the cryptocurrency and look for other ways to earn Bitcoins. It was then that I enrolled into the signature campaign that I am currently into and during all that time I began to earn Bitcoins as well as diversify my investments into different alt coins. Now I am dedicated to trading Bitcoins and other alt coins, as well as working for it (like the signature campaign and working as a freelancer) in order to earn coins and build up my portfolio along the way.

Anyways, what would be your experiences with this exciting cryptocurrency? 

When I start to work in bitcoin, I was not know How the people are earning and How bitcoin is running wend all. I have went with YouTube videos regarding bitcoin and its transactional method.
After I done Some works like signature campaign, some projects in bitcoin site making and etc. Then only I came to understand about bitcoin's ability.

[Abiky]

When I start to work in bitcoin, I was not know How the people are earning and How bitcoin is running wend all. I have went with YouTube videos regarding bitcoin and its transactional method.
After I done Some works like signature campaign, some projects in bitcoin site making and etc. Then only I came to understand about bitcoin's ability.

Thanks for sharing your experiences. I think that signature campaigns are a great way to learn about Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies. By being into it, you get to learn and explore many new things that you didn't thought that it wouldn't be that way or even existed. I did learn (and am learning) a lot about Bitcoin and many new alts. 

[gentlemand]

I was first aware of it in 2009. Forgot completely. Became dimly aware again in 2011. Did nothing. Got rolling properly in mid 2013. I feverishly read up on it for a couple of weeks. Looked up Gox, thought 'this is the NASDAQ of Bitcoin? Fuck that' and went to localbitcoins.

Almost all of the 'opportunities' and businesses looked like blatant scams to me and time proved it to be correct. I've learnt vast amounts of new stuff along the way.  

[-tK]

I was first aware of it in 2009. Forgot completely. Became dimly aware again in 2011. Did nothing. Got rolling properly in mid 2013. I feverishly read up on it for a couple of weeks. Looked up Gox, thought 'this is the NASDAQ of Bitcoin? Fuck that' and went to localbitcoins.

Almost all of the 'opportunities' and businesses looked like blatant scams to me and time proved it to be correct. I've learnt vast amounts of new stuff along the way. 

Similar stuff. I found out about bitcoin in 2010, decided it was a neat idea but had no potential, and went on with my life. The late 2014/2015s roll around and I find myself realizing that the price is now in the hundreds. Definitely one of the things I regret the most, but I'm still happy that I got in the game relatively quickly.

[Abiky]

I was first aware of it in 2009. Forgot completely. Became dimly aware again in 2011. Did nothing. Got rolling properly in mid 2013. I feverishly read up on it for a couple of weeks. Looked up Gox, thought 'this is the NASDAQ of Bitcoin? Fuck that' and went to localbitcoins.

Almost all of the 'opportunities' and businesses looked like blatant scams to me and time proved it to be correct. I've learnt vast amounts of new stuff along the way. 

Similar stuff. I found out about bitcoin in 2010, decided it was a neat idea but had no potential, and went on with my life. The late 2014/2015s roll around and I find myself realizing that the price is now in the hundreds. Definitely one of the things I regret the most, but I'm still happy that I got in the game relatively quickly.

Similar thing happened to me mate. While I started with Bitcoin in 2014, I realized that I was a little too late considering that the price were around the hundreds, but I quickly invested some money into it and now look at the price. It is nearly double than what I had invested when I first started. If I knew about Bitcoins in 2009-2010 I would have bought a bunch of them and today I would have been a millionaire. But anyways, better late than never. 

[avw1982]

When I start to work in bitcoin, I was not know How the people are earning and How bitcoin is running wend all. I have went with YouTube videos regarding bitcoin and its transactional method.
After I done Some works like signature campaign, some projects in bitcoin site making and etc. Then only I came to understand about bitcoin's ability.

Thanks for sharing your experiences. I think that signature campaigns are a great way to learn about Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies. By being into it, you get to learn and explore many new things that you didn't thought that it wouldn't be that way or even existed. I did learn (and am learning) a lot about Bitcoin and many new alts. 

Yup bitcoin have big future to rule the world with its ability. We are not early adopters of bitcoin Still you can feel proud you may be first among people in your city who know about bitcoin. If possible spread it as much you can dude. Because Bitcoin price is based on the demand. Help that to happen soon.

[Braino]

My experiences have been profitable!

Bitcoin is changing everything about money and creating new players in the game.

This is the time for new players in the game to emerge victorious  

[gentlemand]

We are not early adopters of bitcoin.

Hmm. Dunno about that. Fresh arrivals now are either the final wave of mugs before it all flies down the toilet, or still early adopters. There are whole countries with a grand total of 1 Bitcoin ATM. That's rather a long way from saturation.

[Abiky]

Yup bitcoin have big future to rule the world with its ability. We are not early adopters of bitcoin. Still you can feel proud you may be first among people in your city who know about bitcoin. If possible spread it as much you can dude. Because Bitcoin price is based on the demand. Help that to happen soon.

Thanks for your advice. In fact, I have been doing this by telling my friends about Bitcoin and crypto currencies, in which they are glad that they have gotten into it thanks to me. Still, there are many people where I live that haven't heard about Bitcoin so it is a good thing to keep spreading the word about it. Now I am focusing in everything from social media and beyond. 

[damiano]

Most/all of us come into the Bitcoin game as rookies and some of us never change. It takes awhile to get your head around everything, took me a few months.

In the beginning I was lucky and had good experiences from mining and not so good experiences from learning to trade. It took a few lost Bitcoin to understand I never wanted to keep giving my coin away trading both Bitcoin and Alts.

I've learned a lot along the way and trading being the main one. It has been a great experience so far and heres to hoping the future is as bright as the past has been!

[RariBest]

when i started whit bitcoin was because i read an article of purse.io about the discont you can have whit bitcoins, after that i discovered primedice and the community, and after that i registered in the forum, and studying bitcoin

[NorrisK]

When I decided to get into bitcoin it was because my brother told me he had just been entering the bitcoin world. I had already heard of it, but didn't realize how fast it was growing.

I remember buying my first 0.1 bitcoin for about 47 euro back in the beginning of the Nov 2013 rally. I was constantly checking the charts seeing that 47 euro flutuating between 40 and 60 euro. I tried to day trade a bit, but obviously lost around 0.01 by FOMO after selling and buying back at a loss. After that I slowly started building my stack by buying more and getting into the altcoin scene where I made a nice amount from mining with 2 gpus.

Was an interesting ride, but nowadays I mainly buy some (fractions of) coins on a monthly basis and earn a bit on the side through the sig campaign to work on my total holdings.

[SFR10]

My first ever experience with BTCitcoin was mining using multiple GPU's back in late 2011. It was really fun then since most miners would customize their whole chassis and showcased it in social networks and was like a contest of who has the best mining setup then and (have to admit, it was addicting and at the same time fun). The only sad part was, one my GPU's gave up so far (less than a week of mining 24/7) so my ROI was gone but overall I managed to get it covered with proper management.

[barbara44]

My first experience with bitcoin was very bad, back in 2014 I wast start using bitcoin as  a faucet player, I claim many faucets for earn some bitcoins, but when a complete day I claim bitcoin and calculate my earning that was only less than 0.001BTC.. then I decided to leave bitcoin, but one of my friends make a faucet and gifted me, then I start using bitcoin again but as a faucet owner.

[MrGodMan]

My first experience with bitcoin was very bad, back in 2014 I wast start using bitcoin as  a faucet player, I claim many faucets for earn some bitcoins, but when a complete day I claim bitcoin and calculate my earning that was only less than 0.001BTC.. then I decided to leave bitcoin, but one of my friends make a faucet and gifted me, then I start using bitcoin again but as a faucet owner.

When I started with bitcoins, I was very much excited that how a digital money like bitcoins is so much benefits and people are trading it all around the world.

[Abiky]

My first experience with bitcoin was very bad, back in 2014 I wast start using bitcoin as  a faucet player, I claim many faucets for earn some bitcoins, but when a complete day I claim bitcoin and calculate my earning that was only less than 0.001BTC.. then I decided to leave bitcoin...

I passed through the same thing as you mate spending lots of time in front of a computer claiming faucets every time, nonstop without taking a break. I thought that I would make a pretty good amount of Bitcoins, but on the contrary I earned less than what I spent in faucets. It was then that I realized that I needed another way to earn Bitcoins. And so, I enrolled into a signature campaign and started trading Bitcoins. The result of this was much better than claiming satoshis from faucets.  

[blackbird307]

If you do your homework right then your expectations will be real. Try to learn as much as you can before using bitcoin.

[lemonhorse]

MMM global is where I started to know bitcoin. And started to gross 100% per month. For someone who wants to earn bitcoin.
 

[Abiky]

If you do your homework right then your expectations will be real. Try to learn as much as you can before using bitcoin.

Thanks for your advice. In fact, I have been planning my way towards BTC success by learning more into it each day, saving/collecting Bitcoins, and diversifying my investments. It has been slow, but in the end I think it will be very rewarding. My plan is already set up to reach the goal of having 1 BTC.