The Complete Bitcoin Guide for Beginners

[btckrisana]

Here is a complete guide for beginners 

1st eCoin4dummies Guide: What is Bitcoin?
2nd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Wallet
3rd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Mining –The Basics, Cloud vs. Hardware
4th eCoin4dummies Guide: Top Bitcoin Faucets
5th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Exchange Platforms
6th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Where Can You Spend Your Bitcoin?
7th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Top 10 Cryptocurrency and ICO

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[Ailmand]

Here is a complete guide for beginners 

1st eCoin4dummies Guide: What is Bitcoin?
2nd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Wallet
3rd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Mining –The Basics, Cloud vs. Hardware
4th eCoin4dummies Guide: Top Bitcoin Faucets
5th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Exchange Platforms
6th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Where Can You Spend Your Bitcoin?
7th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Top 10 Cryptocurrency and ICO

A good list of a must learn for newbies. This will definitely give them a gist of what is bitcoin, why bitcoin was created and the origin of bitcoin, and of course a long with the basics they need to learn before getting engaged with bitcoin or cryptocurrency investment. Worth to read.

[lyks15]

This is a great guide for the newbies. They need to read and understand every guide on this topic to make their investment here in crypto world more easier and to have a right way of investment. You need to understand on what you are going to take a risk. And you need to know also the background or history before you invest. This guide is not only for newbies but also in old bitcoiner to make them refresh their mind and being always motivated.

[iqlimasyadiqa]

good information. a newbie must learn to start from the beginning. they must understand the meaning of bitcoin and how it works. things like this cannot be learned easily, need good time and enthusiasm to understand everything. Being a newbie must be able to focus and be serious in understanding all the problems in the world Digital currency.

[bhabygrim]

I think you posted on the wrong section we have the beginners and help section in this forum you should move this topic to that section.
This is the Bitcoin Discussion and not the beginners and help section,
But anyways thanks for sharing and caring for the newbies.

[misterjo]

thanks for sharing, this material is very good ... it has simple and basic concepts to learn especially those that are new !, that platform is yours?

[rahmatullah9305]

I think that information is enough and very helpful for beginners in Bitcoin, the rest just need to read more in this forum because there is a lot of information about bitcoin here.
Sometimes we not only need a theory as a beginner in bitcoin, we also need people who guide us and become places we ask, for example the first to make a wallet, if you don't know how to make this wallet make confused beginners.

[Haunebu]

Useful information clustered into a single post. Good job op. This thread can help newbies understand the basics fairly quickly without having to search here and there on Google.

However, the final link that you shared contains information that is debatable.

[Bitinity]

Here is a complete guide for beginners 

1st eCoin4dummies Guide: What is Bitcoin?
2nd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Wallet
3rd eCoin4dummies Guide: Bitcoin Mining –The Basics, Cloud vs. Hardware
4th eCoin4dummies Guide: Top Bitcoin Faucets
5th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Exchange Platforms
6th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Where Can You Spend Your Bitcoin?
7th eCoin4Dummies Guide: Top 10 Cryptocurrency and ICO

I think I have to skip the 3rd and 7th guide for newbies. Bitcoin mining and all related to ICO should be the next step after newbies learn the basic knowledge of bitcoin or crypto in general. Once we have to teach newbies, we should not jump into complicated thing like ICO or Mining hardware unless the newbie's main purpose is for that thing but still, the basic knowledge should be learned first.

[Crypto Girl]

I think I have to skip the 3rd and 7th guide for newbies. Bitcoin mining and all related to ICO should be the next step after newbies learn the basic knowledge of bitcoin or crypto in general. Once we have to teach newbies, we should not jump into complicated thing like ICO or Mining hardware unless the newbie's main purpose is for that thing but still, the basic knowledge should be learned first.

Honestly, even the old ones including me aren't that familiar in bitcoin mining technicalities and just those basic stuff so I think it isn't that necessary if you are not into mining.

Though this is bitcoin stuff but this should be in beginners and help section yet somehow newbies don't lurk in that section.

[bitbunnny]

These are all useful information gathered at one place. But how many newbies actually inform themselves before they get involved in Bitcoin?' Not much I would say. Many of them just have profit in front of their eyes and think how easy is to do it.  This is a nice effort though and it could be useful for everyone, not only for beginners.

[kawetsriyanto]

I hope then you will make a resume from all sources above. It will be more interesting to see your resume than only reading from the sources. Anyway, is the ecoin4dummies.com your own site? I am curious why you only take the links from a single site.  

[traderethereum]

I hope then you will make a resume from all sources above. It will be more interesting to see your resume than only reading from the sources. Anyway, is the ecoin4dummies.com your own site? I am curious why you only take the links from a single site.  

It could be.

I think you could delete the 7th Guide because it's not related with Bitcoin Guide for Beginners and talk about cryptocurrency as a whole thing and the ICO. Or you can cut for the explanation about bitcoin in the new page in your site as a conclusion or whatever so people don't think that the other coins will be the same as bitcoin although the process may be the same. But it's up to you. It's only a suggestion

[sheenshane]

If I were a newbie, these guides would help me enough to be familiar to bitcoin but won't have an idea to earn from it.
If you really want to know more about the bitcoin, then the first thing you have to do is to join campaigns and community who pioneers it.

Having Bitcointalk.org as a community to join with is a privilege as a beginner. Because upon observing we are only 5% of bitcoin users who really know what to do because of the information provided in the community.