Early members, give us an insight

[jonathan6655321]

Hi there

I would like to ask the people who joined this community in its first years. What tip you could give new members who just got into crypto

[1714220303]

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[AB de Royse777]

- Buy bitcoin with your extra money very often and hold.
- Do not go into trading game until you are master in it.
- Don't listen to all those gurus, they are here to sell their signal which are useless.

[hd49728]

- Buy bitcoin with your extra money very often and hold.
- Do not go into trading game until you are master in it.
- Don't listen to all those gurus, they are here to sell their signal which are useless.

- Don't make any loan to invest, you will be in a race with loan repayment that can make your decision worse than it should be.
- Don't use leverages on exchanges. Trading is not bad but leverage trading while don't know how to manage it is terrible.
- Try to learn and make your own opinion on market, don't listen to other opinion and be directed by them.
- Don't join signal groups that will make you more lazy and rely on signals (opinion, analysis) of group owners.

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[AB de Royse777]

You seem to have a lot of knowledge about trading. It's been some long years I am with Bitcoin and never took trading very seriously. It's scary for me, so I always keep myself away from it and hold my coins.

[UserU]

Avoid bounties and airdrops. Waste of time and effort for chump change, if they ever materialize.

[piebeyb]

- often read before investing in a project, because reading will save you from fraud
- Don't hesitate to ask anyone here, at least to avoid fraud
- avoid big gifts from airdrop, as most of them are scams

[acroman08]

other than what the others have said reading through this forum would give tons of Idea, tips, knowledge about bitcoin.

[pawanjain]

• Never fall for Pump and Dump coins as it is not the right way to earn profits and most probably you will end up losing all your money.
• Don't borrow money or take a loan to invest money in cryptocurrency. Consider it as a hobby and only invest the extra money you have and you think won't  stress you even if you lose it.
• Practice trading with dummy accounts or with the least capital until you think you are ready to for professional trading.
• Dont panic sell when the market is down because the market will recover sooner or later. Be patient and change your strategy as per the trend

[bunglor]

not part of an early people who joined this community but i think some of my tips could help a little:

- don't invest to projects you don't fully understand or don't fully explain how their project works
- invest what only you can afford to lose
- most of the newly projects really don't guarantee good profit and most of them are just after your money
- invest to bitcoins and altcoins with good volume in the market and stay away from the lower ones
- stay away to some easy or fixed profit investment most likely they are scam. there is no such thing as easy money
- theres's a lot of frauds and scammers be careful, do research and always ask first there's nothing wrong with asking
- don't stop learning knowing basic knowledge about cryptocurrency might not be enough
- appreciate the beauty of the cryptocurrency and blockchain technology and others

[coolcoinz]

The best way to approach it would be to lose all hope, think of the worst thing that could happen. If you're ready to spend $1k today, think of it like it's gone. Don't start dreaming what you'll buy when it goes 10x and you have 10k to spend or you'll get nervous avery time the price goes down and start spending time observing the charts like an addict.
Also, learn some basic rules like not your keys-not your coins. Get a hardware wallet, learn to keep your computer clean, don't use online wallets and don't hold on exchanges.

[Jawhead999]

- There's no such things about instant money (e.g. ponzi scheme, bitcoin doubler, cloud mining, deposit to earn reward etc).
- Avoid as much as possible any third parties asking to submit KYC to prevent from crime nor $5 wrench attack.
- Avoid airdrop, bounties, faucet, referral, or any kind micro earnings because they're wasting your time.
- Double or triple check your address before send or receive coins.
- Always bookmark the right url to prevent get phished.
- Use https everywhere and install adblock.
- Use reputable and trusted wallet, do your own research in this forum nor google search.
- Don't hold your coins trough third parties (e.g. exchanges) because it's not safe. Not your keys not your coins.
- Avoid installing unsafe softwares.
- Don't believe any kind speculation from any analysis, most of them only shilling his service

And the most important thing is Don't invest a coin/token if you didn't know what you invest for

[Jating]

Hi there

I would like to ask the people who joined this community in its first years. What tip you could give new members who just got into crypto

Better to look around and explore this community first, read and take down notes. There will be a lot of information overload, but that's good though, at least you will learn how to filter all this information to your advantage.

Others have mentioned a lot already, but it will be a continuous journey, specially if you chooses to become a full time trader. So it might take years for you to learn but there are no shortcuts, you have to work really hard to reach your goals.

[RapTarX]

Didn't join here at first year but still I consider myself as early member as its only ~10 years of BTC to be here. We have a very long way to go and I can tell my Grandchildren that I was a very early bitcoiner.

[CODE200]

Things are now different both in this industry and community in general. Adjustments therefore is a must if you have knowledge before, about this community. But if you are a new one, select a goal.

If you would engage yourself on investments, always keep in mind the risk as its counterpart. Know what you are investing your money with. Do not be afraid to ask if you have questions in your mind. Always consider holding no matter how bad the situation is, if you really trust your investment and do not allow doubts to get in your way. Trading is a bit tricky if you are about to get into it, reading people's experiences would be a huge help. Last but not the least, never stop seeking knowledge.

If it is regarding this community or forum, things are different compared from before. If you are brought here by those hearsays of "easy profit" or "profit without investments", "bounty campaigns" and such, you will need to work hard, as simple as that in order to "earn".

[Gozie51]

Avoid bounties and airdrops. Waste of time and effort for chump change, if they ever materialize.

True. Keep to this. And when you join any bounty, don't put all your hope on it because they are bunch of disappointment there in the bounty section. When you miss to meet up with your weekly post, don't feel regret. Most times a week stake is less than $0.000001.  

Buy top coins and hodl.

[Yatsan]

For new members, basically, you must do know more about the field you have engaged, since you are now getting into the industry of cryptocurrency, you must know that there are certain risks that are associated on anything you would do but do not worry too much for those could be manageable if you would make yourself knowledgeable about it. It does not certainly mean you can be assured to gain safety for there are still long term members who still fall into scams. Being knowledgeable is just lessening the probability of getting caught off guard by those scammers and hackers.

When it comes to trading and investing, only give what you can afford to lose or the amount tolerable for you to give out. Do always keep yourself updated so you won't believe easily on the here says coming from other members that might be just leading you into the wrong path of information. Trust your instincts based on stated facts that you have researched by your own self. Do not get driven by emotions on doing decisions for you might regret doing such by the end of the day.

[minairia3]

Hi there

I would like to ask the people who joined this community in its first years. What tip you could give new members who just got into crypto

As a beginner in crypto its not hard to caught with it. Actually you can learn it easily as long as you are really interested to give time with it. Its fun when I first enter the world of crypto its like a new world for me cause the things related to it are really advanced. As you grow deeper on the crypto and blockchain later on you could be fond of trading and there is the fun starts where you should be able to learn advanced skill through watching and learning technical skills on trading.

[Assface16678]

I think it's better to visit our

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Beginners & help

Those are the boards which usually gives you a large help to your first journey to our forum.

Next, if you want to sell your service just go to our services.

Also, we have a trading discussion too if you want to start your trading journey.

Still, one of the expectations to different members or new members is to contribute a lot and share with our forum to make more increase the quality.

[bitcoinisbest]

Didn't join here at first year but still I consider myself as early member as its only ~10 years of BTC to be here. We have a very long way to go and I can tell my Grandchildren that I was a very early bitcoiner.

Bitcoin is here to stay and surely just like other assets which is passed on generation after same thing will happen with bitcoin as well. Only thing do not just invest at one go and divide it accordingly so that on dips it can be bought. Try investing in tops coins initially and do not invest in anything blindly without knowing about the coin as some of them could just dump badly.

[LogitechMouse]

I would like to ask the people who joined this community in its first years. What tip you could give new members who just got into crypto

I'm not the first ones who are here in the forum but I think I can share at least some tips that could help you right now.

-If you have a salary, do cost averaging where a portion of your salary will be invested into Bitcoin. Do it monthly and you will not regret it.
-Don't ride to different hypes especially the DeFi hype right now. You'll regret it for real.
-Don't invest into something that you don't know. Always do a deep research.

Some here shared their opinions too. Hope these will help you be a better investor than the others .