How do you learn about other cryptos?

[KuromaYoichi]

There's too many coins on cmc so picking up a random coin may not be the best way to learn. I always search for what kind of coin that i am curious about like privacy, dividen, logistic or the one about banking. After that i read through their website and i will read the whitepaper if i find something interesting. Telegram chat is a great place especially if you have a good crypto discussion channel.

[Nastinmel]

Curious to know how everyone finds and learns about all different sorts of altcoins. I personally go onto coinmarketcap and just find a random coin, and then research it's name on google. How do you do it?

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Don't trust just words on most of sites that represents all of that coins, it's just marketing and advertising. Make your decisions only my being truly confident

[EL-NIDO]

Mostly I learn about other cryptos by new ads on coinmarketcap. There you can find all details about. But also about signatures and discussions on Bitcointalk.

[svobodnyi]

I also find out through the coinmarket. Also, with the help of telegram chats, and the search for new bounties.

[zlt220]

I am always used to  coinmarketcap, because it do give more details about all Altcoin, also if I'm confused I will ask about it on the thread to get more clarity.
There are many ways your can find out about Altcoin, google is also one of the solution to that.

[Axelion]

Curious to know how everyone finds and learns about all different sorts of altcoins. I personally go onto coinmarketcap and just find a random coin, and then research it's name on google. How do you do it?

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So you promote that site or ask a question

I spend a lot of my time here so I hear here enough about it. External links or additional searches on the internet is helpful too.
For fine details, some social networks are good too, because devs spend there a lot of their time.

[jk20201818]

Curious to know how everyone finds and learns about all different sorts of altcoins. I personally go onto coinmarketcap and just find a random coin, and then research it's name on google. How do you do it?

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Their tokens are on sale now!
The idea of the project is really interesting and they have really good potential.

[SaarMast]

I read their whitepapers

[yinoye]

Asides from CMC, the announcement thread of altcoins here in bitcointalk is also a major source where I monitor different new altcoins entering the Cryptos sphere

[lightning mcqueen]

Mostly I learn about other cryptos by new ads on coinmarketcap. There you can find all details about. But also about signatures and discussions on Bitcointalk.

For me, I learn about crypto in my son, he teach me the things that I need to know regarding this cryptocurrency, and now I can do it all alone and I also earn here already.

[madushanperis11]

Each one will have their own way of finding coins. I use coinmarketcap to get high level idea. There are other site who rate and benchmark coins. Subscribed to some TG channels and I receive information from them too. But be careful, these information might bias to some coins, so do not depend on a single source of information

[Shreek]

I am looking for his telegram group to find out the roadmap and the development of a coin
Coinmarketcap also helps me in finding useful link links
In addition to teelegram, I also often monitor the social platforom to get updated news

[david0ikari]

Hey, First of all you will need to do a very deep research concerning crypto. You will have to follow some useful channel as youtube, bitcointalk, Twitter as well. You can use coincheckup website which is really good for his functionality like ( event, news etc...) You do not learn in 1 day or weeks, but a couple of months.
Researching takes time, do not hurry when you invest

[iBlitz22]

For me, I learned crypto from here in bitcointalk and reddit. These two sites have a lot of information that we need to know about cryptos specially for the newbies that who wants to know and learn cryptos. If you want to learn more, you have to use a lot of references just to make sure that the information that you are trying to understand is legitimate or not.

[LevaZ]

I use ICO calendars.As well as the author when buying tokens I use coinmarketcap. But more often fall asleep questions more competent people. After all why spend time and money, when your friends live in this

[Freezingel]

There are more than 500 coins on coinmarketcap.com so I think it will take a lot of time and effort to find something that is great. Personally I browse this forum for a new coin, and sometimes ask for a recommendation at my telegram group chats. Then from their recommendations I will check one by one to find something interesting.

[gg20222]

I learn crypto from my friends. And from reading threads.. It takes time to understand here in the crypto world. Still worth the wait.

[9000]

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When I am doing research on some coin or token, I firstly go to their official web-site and read throw all their page.
Then I go to whitepaper in order to get better understanding of whole project.
After it, if i like the project, I go co coinmarketcap to see its statistics and go to forums like Bitkointalk or reddit for understanding people opinion to it.

[BigDig]

Most of the information I get here on the forum. Recently, more and more relevant in the crypto world is Twitter. Although on Twitter it's more convenient to keep track of updates, and not for the appearance of new currencies.

[natalagerman95]

I've heard that China has banned the use of bitcoins in its own country, but there are always ways to get around the system, for example, using additional programs that change IP addresses.