Any advice for a newbie?

[Temlopie]

My musings with regards to new clients is to peruse and figure out how a specific thing functions before thinking of a choice. Concerning you, it appears you have far to go and begun having your altcoins. The guidance is as yet the same, keep learning until the point that you're accustomed to doing what you need. And furthermore attempt to have courses on how you can procure and pick up benefit.

[Don Lord]

read a lot, write quality posts on this forum, to earn the rank, participate in the companies ' generosity, in principle, nothing complicated. The main thing is to understand the whole kitchen and learn a lot.

[Ayencyet79]

you should learn more about crypto and about ICOs before investing. try reading more about their white paper for you to know more about them.

[Gralph]

As a newbie in the blockchain technology, there are certain things you must always take into cognizant;
1. You must always participate in the off-topic section by contributing the ideas you have and equally learn from other persons contributions, by that means, you can be prolific in the cryptocurrency business.

2. If you want to be an ICO investor, you must always follow up the coin market cap in other to know the coin to invest into so as to avoid running at lost.

There are many but I think when a newbie is conversant with this little tip, he will definitely do well as time progresses.

[Blackhawk0125]

They try to know the basics first. Invest small amount.

[NextDoor125]

Not go to try profit first. One need to understand the market and its regulation.

[RedClub22]

My advice is no to do day trade.

[BooMoon]

I think that as a newbie, the main thing is that you can't invest blindly. There are some projects that will give you a huge temptation to let you invest in it. Such a project is generally more risky, you need to analyze it carefully before you decide. Whether to invest.

[cryptoblezin]

You are welcome to the Crypto world friend. From the list of your profile, they are all good and potential altcoins that you can hodl for a long term investment like you said. Hodling them for as long as 2-3years won't be bad in as much they bring back massive profits.
Good luck!

[Tilisil]

No advice will help you learn how to trade and not make mistakes . you must learn from your own mistakes

[travwill]

Hi guys,

Newbie here trying to set up a crypto profile. 1 month ago I had heard the name Bitcoin but didn't know what it was other than a digital currency and had not heard of any alt coins so bear with me 

I don't have a huge amount to invest, thus far i have 0.13 BTC and 2 ETH, 2.6k XRP AND 50 OMG. I want to keep adding to this and keep it for as long as needed, i  am not really interested in trading as i don't understand this space enough to do that.

Any ideas or thoughts? Should i move any of these around? Concentrate on adding to bitcoin? Add to XRP/OMG etc etc???

Also i have a ledger nano s en route to keep my coins.

cheers

As much time as possible spend on training yourself and exploring various aspects of the crypto market. Your knowledge is what makes you profit.

[mcculum0010]

For now I wish nobody will enter a cryptocurrency market in August 2018 because they will end up frustrating that nothing is work the way they anticipated that to work, and they eventually lost everything.

[lar0che]

My guidance for novices is that you endeavor to fabricate your rank upward by making valuable remarks concerning digital currency. Besides, you can likewise develop your rank by taking part in bounties that acknowledges amateurs, do the needful as trained concerning the bounties and try to present your reports inside the stipulated time.

[Risktaker31]

You have a pretty good and balanced portfolio. I would only advise you to add a couple of coins, with a smaller capitalization, you will not regret.

It is a pretty good portfolio but at the current time he should gather more tokens and altcoins while the market is still down and get most of the tokens at a low price. I wish I also had that kind of portfolio I just had a weak hand and sold almost all of my biggest loss tokens instantly. T_T

[Tosyn2]

As a newbie, if you have time to spare you can earn some tokens through bounty campaign, i believe it is not everybody who can invest using money from their purse, bounty will increase your portfolio.

[Nureni]

There are a lot of advice for the newbies, because in some project you will be scammed if you are not careful enough, but what I will say is that you will make a mistake but don't relent try to adjust to that, with your mistakes your will learn more.

[irenegaming]

the first advice I was given and will pass it on to you is, at least have 1 btc before trying to diversify your portfolio, in the end, bitcoin is the currency with the highest daily volume and has a limited supply, so try to secure at least 1 before you start investing in other alts, The ones you have are fine, I would add a little more ETH because I personally like its development, I would also recommend Ripple because it is an almost sure bet, with all those partnerships with the banks and with that, plus what you have, you will have a diversified enough portfolio at least for a while.

[shollyen]

My advice for newbies is to sit down and make  research about the cryptocurrency and how it works... Don't be too quick to invest your money, as there are many scams oit there... To get her some money, u could go into bounty campaign for ICOs. Be diligent with posting, once u r promoted to junior member u can start doing signature campaign, that will fetch u more than Facebook, twitter etc

[sajidm]

Although i am not that old in this forum but i will still give you some advice my friend ...my advice for you is participate in many bounty campaigns for hou to make profits and read more about crypto....

[parker99]

My recommendation is that you attempt as conceivable to record yourself about the universe of cryptos. So the more you comprehend the more you know. On the off chance that you've as of now put resources into cryptos and their value rises, I believe it's smarter to offer just in part.