Best possible advice to newbies

[Dari-phil]

Thanks a lot #Shamm. It will go a long way in my quest in the forum. This is really helpful. Thanks once again

[Huppercase]

It's kind of hard to follow all advice everyone do give on the forum. One thing bind us in common which is the rules and regulations.
If you want to stay relevant and active without any form of implications, kindly stick to rules and regulations.

[Masplanc]

Greetings. Am appealing for the best advise to guide newbies like me who just recently registered and this is my first post in the forum. The task to succeed in the forum the will be greatly appreciated if i can get some from the senior one's. I look forward to many of your advises. Thanks

Always remember the forum rules and make sure you do not take them for granted too. This is the most important thing. Try to spend time on research to expand your knowledge in order to give good contribution in the forum . As you continue to stay in the forum you will grow to know more things.

[D-law]

Thanks a lot #Shamm. It will go a long way in my quest in the forum. This is really helpful. Thanks once again

Yeah,do well to keep them at the top of your fingers in other to retrieve them at the shortest possible time.
Take your time to read, observe closely to see how things are done much more.
I think the best way to grow here is to follow all the rules and regulations various personnel has said here.

[Rruchi man]

My best advice to real newbies is that - Settle in quickly, observe and understand the rules of how the forum operates, don't be afraid to engage constructively and meaningfully in discussions that you are comfortable with to share your own unique perspective on the topic, and finally, be respectful and responsible in your discussion to other forum users.

[GeorgeJohn]

It's kind of hard to follow all advice everyone do give on the forum. One thing bind us in common which is the rules and regulations.
If you want to stay relevant and active without any form of implications, kindly stick to rules and regulations.

basically all the encouragement rendering from any member here is useful because those their advices is from their objectives, what they witness, and what they pass through, so no ideas or opinion is waste, basically the bone of contention is narrowing at the protocols of the community which is ( The Rules and Regulations) as you said, because i can't dispute the fact that the rules is not included, but the strategic way will be given through experienced bitcointalk community user.

[Mpamaegbu]

OP, beyond all the smart pieces of advice already given to you above, I want to quickly add these –
1. Never on any account take any financial/investment advice from any person here; hook, line and sinker without first DYOR. DYOR means – Do Your Own Research. Don't be lazy about making research because it surely saves the day and stress for you.
2. Avoid anyone who sends you an inbox message, seeking to help you without you first sending them a pm. Most often they're out to scam you.

[nakamura12]

OP, beyond all the smart pieces of advice already given to you above, I want to quickly add these –
1. Never on any account take any financial/investment advice from any person here; hook, line and sinker without first DYOR. DYOR means – Do Your Own Research. Don't be lazy about making research because it surely saves the day and stress for you.
2. Avoid anyone who sends you an inbox message, seeking to help you without you first sending them a pm. Most often they're out to scam you.

Let's hope that op will read this. Most of what I witness when I help a newbie and yet later on that same newbie got banned for plagiarism when I specifically told that you should do your own research yet didn't do it. I would also add a other to your list. 3. Never give your main email address as many scammers will send you something in your email that may get your credentials to your wallet or you will fall victim to such scheme. Also, it is possible to get a malware from emails or redirected to phishing sites.

[Smartvirus]

The best advice I could give you is, to be you because, its so hard to be someone else. Just do you and try not to play pranks on the system in being you. It's the easiest way for you to get along and know that this is a discussion platform that credits originality so, its necessary that you give uour opinions when it matters the most. Put out topics or threads for discussions too and in all you do, never copy and paste, trek by the rules and the rules would save you.

Your most welcome in to the forum and we hope you take the opinions or advices given here with great consideration.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Well the OP seemed to hide email address already in his own profile page, so that is a good indication that OP won't give his email address to anyone. To further add this, consider making a junk/disposable email address that isn't widely used. I do that quite often when I stumble upon some suspicious website that strictly requires email address before anything else could be done.

[BITCOIN4X]

There are a lot of newbie who really want to get the best advice to start their journey on the forums but they just can't do it consistently. The OP is a similar case to many other newbie where he becomes inactive more than 7 days after the first 2 post. Maybe he will come back or maybe not, but I hope he can read all the best advice that has been given to him here.

My advice to the OP is try to improve your consistency for actively posting, reading rule and so on. This will let you develop faster into a knowledgeable user. Despite the effort and patience, consistency is a must for those who really want to learn to be useful users.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Good advice flows like a river.
And none of the above unsubscribed asked why write here because the OP was on the forum a few days ago and did not show interest in this topic?
How long will this topic live? Seriously guys, are you kidding yourself, or are you pretending you really don't understand that the life of this topic is useless?

[Piggymonster]

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Hahaha i find this funny but that is okay, even though OP is not active and not very interested on this but I think many newbies and me are still interested to read these golden advices from seniors and the shared links even though I notice that someone always share these links in every thread started by newbies. It seems he only copy and paste but still is helpful.

[AakZaki]

I love it when new members sign up asking general questions like these, but not just asking. I like it when they want to try to be qualified and not just register.

Many Newbie joined but could not develop because of their inability to participate in and continue to discuss in this forum.
Consistency is really needed to improve the quality of this forum.
The most important thing is not to be lazy to read and express your opinion in this forum.

[Lordhermes]

The best advice I can give to newbies is to always read,read more and keep reading about Crypto currency.
Research more,learn from people that are experienced in the forum,learn from people's mistakes,and never be scared to take risk if you are trading.Risk is what makes a man,and for you take be bouyant financially,you must be a person that's not scared of taking calculative risks that will bring success.
Always bear in mind that failure is part of success,loosing money is also part of the game if you want to trade,but consistency,not relenting,will give you a clue about how it goes.

[Taskford]

I love it when new members sign up asking general questions like these, but not just asking. I like it when they want to try to be qualified and not just register.

Many Newbie joined but could not develop because of their inability to participate in and continue to discuss in this forum.
Consistency is really needed to improve the quality of this forum.
The most important thing is not to be lazy to read and express your opinion in this forum.

They not develop anything its because majority of newbies want quick profit on this profit and if they didn't get anything they want they surrender then quit without even trying to educate their selves about crypto and participate on more interesting discussion on any threads here. If many newbies just forget about the earning and been consistent on what they do and learn first all things they need for sure they will stay here and earnings will come next unto that.

[cryptoaddictchie]

It's kind of hard to follow all advice everyone do give on the forum. One thing bind us in common which is the rules and regulations.
If you want to stay relevant and active without any form of implications, kindly stick to rules and regulations.

Not hard if you will live through it. You see, everyone have their own opinion and suggestion, yes this could be hard to grasp at first but later on youll realize that what he said is right. As a newbie, you need to compile all information even studying it will take time that's what we called due process and if you can't take it then don't expect you'll grow up. Everyone's hardship is commended and rewarded later on.

[AakZaki]

Income only as a bonus from what we do in this forum. What makes newbies lazy to continue to be in this forum is the merit rule that burdens them in order to advance to the next level.
Actually, if you stay consistent and become a quality newbie, to get merit is very easy and it can definitely be done. even some newbies that I know, they keep trying to be able to rank up accounts more quickly.

[carolynpatterson]

I think it’s better to read the rules and regulations of the forum before actively taking part in it. As responsible forum members, we should focus on helping other members and shouldn’t post off-topic posts.

[Shamm]

I think it’s better to read the rules and regulations of the forum before actively taking part in it. As responsible forum members, we should focus on helping other members and shouldn’t post off-topic posts.

In additional it's also better to read The date and reply to other member first before you reply the topic as you can see the thread created on october 25 and it's almost 1 month.

Take a look above your's there's a reply from our forum mate.

How long will this topic live? Seriously guys, are you kidding yourself, or are you pretending you really don't understand that the life of this topic is useless?