What would you do if you were new to Bitcoin and given £10 Bitcoin For Free

[Lorence.xD]

If I were to have the mind I had 8 years ago, I would've most likely spent it. Worst case, I would've lost it somehow.

Considering my today's mind, I'd hodl the hell out of it and continue to accumulate more! Those £10 will be valuable over the long term. It's all about a matter of time before today's £10 worth of BTC will become a Romanian minimum monthly wage, lol.

I think that most of us would probably have done the same thing. Bitcoin wasn't worth a lot back then and FUDs are really strong so a lot of people will have doubts about it. Regarding if we were to do what we have learned now and apply in the past, pretty sad that we can only imagine our hindsight.

[goldade]

1. Would you store it in a savings wallet to earn interest.
2. Would you leave it and watch it hopefully rise.
3. Would you sell it.
4. Would you trade it for another Cryptocurrency.
5. Would you buy more Bitcoin.
6. Would you do something else with it.

Since the question is specifically directed to people who are new to bitcoin, I think what any newbie would do is to leave it in the wallet and hopefully wait to see it rise.
If you'd ask someone who isn't new to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, I believe the best option would be to trade it for other cryptocurrencies.
As much as bitcoin remains the best cryptocurrency in the world, there's no way to earn 100% profits by just hodling even for a few years. You can however achieve this when you buy coins that have the potential to multiply in values in just months.

[Sanugarid]

1. Would you store it in a savings wallet to earn interest.
2. Would you leave it and watch it hopefully rise.
3. Would you sell it.
4. Would you trade it for another Cryptocurrency.
5. Would you buy more Bitcoin.
6. Would you do something else with it.

I don't really get the £10 Bitcoin part. Is that a 10 USD worth of BTC? If that's it then I can do anything much for such 10 USD worth of BTC especially nowadays. So I'll probably just keep it and forget about it but I'll consider all the options you've mentioned when the time comes when I needed it

[galestorm]

Well, i guess if i was given bitcoin without even the slightest knowledge of what it is, i would first conduct some research, and extract some sense out of it. Though truth be told when youre new to cryptocurrency it really is complicated. The wallets, the exchanges, and the price fluctuations are too many to handle. I would need a friend who is an expert on this field, and possibly ask to teach me the dos and dont's of crypto. Without someone that would teach me, i would end up selling the bitcoin in a lower price. Worse case, i could be vulnerable to phishing sites and scams.

[dezoel]

I just saw the second comment on this thread that was recommending that you put it on a casino dice and roll at once to multiply it.  Don't even try to take such a risk, you might end up losing it all at once, instead of a multiplication. And moreover I don't know where you're living, that £10 can be worth a reasonable amount in your country, you can just start your savings from there.

You can be adding more to it by doing timed investment, and with time your investment will grow and also the price of the assets will go up in future and it will be worth more than what it is worth now. So, there is no need for any rush, even though it's free money, you still have to make sure that it is used wisely and not wrongly.