How do you learn about other cryptos?

[DAN29]

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.

[Whitebit42]

I'm finding new crypto altcoins in signatures here in Bitcointalk, in some topics also here, and from my friends which are into crypto more than me.

[BitcoinTurk]

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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I read news from many different and reliable sources. I usually do research on foreign and domestic sources in addition to these, in order to be an investor who is constantly knowledgeable on the market. Obviously, I sometimes get information through occasional advertisements but I prefer to read articles, articles and articles from reliable sources in general.

[Ivy41]

Coinmarket cap has been my most reliable source so far. However, I at times have to refer to threads on Bitcointalk and also some telegram announcement groups. The experience has been great and awesome so far.

[xidudu]

The best way to learn a thing is to practice it.
So, my learning method is to trade various cryptocurrencies and learn.

[sousay]

I research,read news and in bitcointalk and by asking some of my friends.Participating in telegram also is a good way to learn about other crypto.

[JENREM]

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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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.

In my case I learned about this crypto through a friend of mine he will be the one introducing it for me because for him working in crypto industries give you a bigger profit. the first thing that we did is ofcourse read all the bounty campaign that for us has the big potential in the market and moreover for further understanding we also read the whitepaper of the project.

[tanghere02]

I also do the same thing as you did and google the new coins seen on the coinmarketcap.com website but most of the time I just follow new coins through this forum and search from then on, if I can’t find anything then that’s the time I google nowadays. But usually I just check new ICO’s or ICO’s that are about to end and go directly to their website.

[Gunpaycity]

the complete information about the newly launched coins I think can be found in whitepaper they spend and the information is very detailed if in my opinion but to compare it we need other opinions and usually there on the other web

[caaaaaaaattleah]

Since I just joined here a few months ago, I ask my friends who knows more than me which ICO is a nice choice because they already know how to determine which one is worhty or not.

[Hobbit698]

When you begin to study one currency, then you yourself unaware that you will know the other

[cryptonaut]

As for me, the main source about new coins is our forum Bcointalk.org. See the Bounty and ANN threads and then look for whitepapres, official websites and etc. There is enough information of forum.

[Ninjacointop]

Information about the concrete project or coin I receive from the forum, the official website, Whitepaper. If you are a technical person, you can check GitHub. Many bloggers write interesting articles on Medium. There are a lot of sources, the main thing is to choose something for yourself

[jamids]

Since I am more interested about trading cryptocurrencies then I just want to be updated in all their latest updates because it has an impact to their price especially if it has major updates. I always check this site for the latest updates and upcoming events https://coinmarketcal.com/.

Following the big crypto news sites and the traders as well is a big help for me to be updated in what is happening with crypto world. For the latest coins that are in the market then I just check coinmarketcap which I believe is used as well by most people who are involved with crypto but some of their info is not updated so if I want to research more about a particular coin then I go to their site and social media accounts for a detailed update.

[adamgilbert912]

As for me, the main source about new coins is our forum Bcointalk.org. See the Bounty and ANN threads and then look for whitepapres, official websites and etc. There is enough information of forum.

Are you interested in masternode coins?

[adamgilbert912]

Since I am more interested about trading cryptocurrencies then I just want to be updated in all their latest updates because it has an impact to their price especially if it has major updates. I always check this site for the latest updates and upcoming events https://coinmarketcal.com/.

Following the big crypto news sites and the traders as well is a big help for me to be updated in what is happening with crypto world. For the latest coins that are in the market then I just check coinmarketcap which I believe is used as well by most people who are involved with crypto but some of their info is not updated so if I want to research more about a particular coin then I go to their site and social media accounts for a detailed update.

Are you interested in masternode coins?

[adamgilbert912]

the complete information about the newly launched coins I think can be found in whitepaper they spend and the information is very detailed if in my opinion but to compare it we need other opinions and usually there on the other web

Are you interested in masternode coins?

[andrino]

Yes me too I drop to coinmarketcap and found out how huge altcoins in there already. That is how coinmarketcap do listing coins in this platform. Somehow I check it in bounties altcoins. There are so many new project that come in here sometimes they have secondround, sometimes the project more upgraded or more improvements on it.

[BennyK]

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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I read a lot of whitepapers and visit websites of new and old projects just to get a gist about a particular token - the developer and his team. I get additional content from the coinmarketcap site and other relevant crypto related sites. Information that are also put here are helpful.

[Scott_BTC]

The largest info u will find on Telegram, i personally get a lot of info from  signal channels, but do take it for guarantee. got to read and check a-lot of them .