NEWBIE HERE

[lyledark10]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

[red123]

Read articles from other sites!
And watch some popular channels on Youtube

[Bonsaiav]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

Not so clear, what information do you need?...

[AGD]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

- Start with posting in the Beginner forum.
- Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto
- BitcoinCash is NOT Bitcoin
- Use www.bitcoin.org as a reference and NOT www.bitcoin.com
- While trading: Buy low and sell high
- Control your Bitcoin private keys instead of using any 3rd party website
- Mining Bitcoin with your home computer is not profitable
- Fees are sometimes high and sometimes low.

You're welcome.

[cashclash]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

- Start with posting in the Beginner forum.
- Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto
- BitcoinCash is NOT Bitcoin
- Use www.bitcoin.org as a reference and NOT www.bitcoin.com
- While trading: Buy low and sell high
- Control your Bitcoin private keys instead of using any 3rd party website
- Mining Bitcoin with your home computer is not profitable
- Fees are sometimes high and sometimes low.

You're welcome.

That practically sums it up, also read allot before installing anything new on your main desktop

[binhvo1505]

Some basic notes about bitcoin:
Crytography: is a course code used in bitcoin to ensure safety.
Cryptocurrency: is electronic money or pre-coding.
Signature: is a very important thing, it help to distinguish the accounts and the essentials to participate in the project.

[heninur]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

Welcome ... I just want to say passion and earnestly in work, serious but full of patience so that we can think well and can get what we want, do not take something easily and believe that every job requires a process that will give results. ... Find more details about bitcoin by reading an article or asking a friend who has long known about bitcoin...

[codpku]

Welcome to crypto world
Advice from me is just post daily rise your rank and study, study more about bitcoin and start do some bounty or campaign to newbie
And just enjoy every little procces

[Wulanayu]

hi warm regards from me.
it is better for beginners you have to increase your knowledge of the world of crypto, that is by reading a lot in this forum and looking for info about crypto in various sites that explain about the world of crypto.
do not be lazy to learn because it is important for you if you want to step into a higher level.
on youtube also you can find a lesson about the world of crypto, from beginning to end all you can get provided you have the will and action to continue to increase knowledge.

[hamopipa]

I am also newbie on this forum, but I am investing in bitcoin for a few months now, and the best advice I can give you is to do the research as much as you can. This forum is a great resource to start and get the idea of what the concurrency is and how does it all work. The important thing is to start and you did it, now just continue and always ask if you are not sure about something. Good luck 

[midvoc]

Hey mate - just read as much as you can - check the forums here - also check reddit subs on crypto.

If you invest checkout www.coinmarketcap.com for an idea of prices.

Good luck and best regards

[crypt0holk1]

I started a couple of months ago and went all in on alt coins. Bought VTC at ATH (all time high) at 80k sats (5$). Took a month to recover... read forums, reddit, here, twitter, whatever :-) You´ll learn along the way. So much new money now so it´s almost impossible to not make any... Good luck! 

[nor9847]

Hello newbie, read whole of this forum, you can read the rule before do a post. Actually this is the right place to learn about cryptocurrency.

[ruchitha]

 I am a programmer but new to cryptos & blockchains. Are there any projects I can help in my spare time?

[Hadrop.Boyle]

Hey mate - just read as much as you can - check the forums here - also check reddit subs on crypto.

If you invest checkout www.coinmarketcap.com for an idea of prices.

Good luck and best regards

But don't trust in coinmarketcap alone (some of the coin are not comparable calculated).
They are other sites too (worldcoinindex, www.cryptocompare.com). I love www.coingecko.com with is more 360° view on the coins.
And one of my favorites is the post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0  (read before posting).

Good luck and have fun!

[Jaydis]

Hi to all of you.
Can you give some advice for newbies?

- Start with posting in the Beginner forum.
- Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto
- BitcoinCash is NOT Bitcoin
- Use www.bitcoin.org as a reference and NOT www.bitcoin.com
- While trading: Buy low and sell high
- Control your Bitcoin private keys instead of using any 3rd party website
- Mining Bitcoin with your home computer is not profitable
- Fees are sometimes high and sometimes low.

You're welcome.

Sir thanks for this very concise and helpful information, I just have one question, why home computer is not profitable for bitcoin mining. I'm interested for mining the reason why I ask about this.

[alkhie01]

what advice do you need?please be specific so everybody will know what you really asking for and we can also help you.

[Vod]

why home computer is not profitable for bitcoin mining.

You will spend more money on electricity than you will make in BTC.  :/

[Mitchell]

Read the stickied threads in this section and other threads like this if you need advise. Please create a thread if you have a concrete question. Locking this thread for now.