Runaway beginner

[Luffygroove]

The first mistake was to expect to get a mentorship from others about cryptocurrencies. Frankly said, there's no one willing to do one-on-one mentorship without any fees in this sphere because the crypto world moves so fast and rushing. You can't expect people to direct you from the beginning and depend on them. In fact, you can only depend on yourself in this harsh world. It is okay to ask, to discuss but at the end of the day, you need to read and do your own research.

Based on my experience, I learned from the very basic, about Bitcoin. I watched youtube, I read articles, then I found a small local telegram group where I can discuss cryptocurrencies, I found altcoin and start to learn about airdrop and bounties, acknowledged about this forum and so on, it just goes on naturally. I always make sure that I learn a new thing every day. Actually joining bounties helped me or if not, forced me to find some information I need to be successful doing my job. It's not an instant way to gain some money, I need years of process to come to this place.

[1714997828]

1714997828

[1714997828]

1714997828

[1714997828]

1714997828

[Gosgosking]

It's good as you start getting understanding  about  the forum, it is hard to know everything when new into the forum . The forum  is a big community , getting knowledge about bitcointalk forum requires time and  as one continues to be active the more one grows  in knowledge.

[Trojane]

Uhmmm, well no matter how you wanna twist it, it's boring because you ain't getting anything at the end of the first week here;maybe you thought the forum pays every single member after registration,it doesn't i don't like being sentimental and at the same time,I'm not trying to mock you but just that you expected too much when you have given nothing in exchange and when nothing came,it became boring,yeah
 ...but you remember the first Zeal you had? Rekindle it op, it might fetch you what you want when you never expected
Stay inspired
Trojane 🥏

[Rengga Jati]

I still remember initially when this forum was first introduced to me by a colleague, the enthusiasm I had towards it was very skyrocketing but with time the interest died in ways I never expected reasons being that as a novice I didn't and still don't know how this forum navigates and it's growth processes for a member, and this was as a result of the fact that the person that told me about this forum never gave me a clear clue or a mentorship hand about the processes.

This form has been enough providing completed information that you need as newbies. What you need is searching and also reading.
More you search, more you read, more you will get, and more you are curious.
Never tell that this forum doesn't navigate every member to progress.
There are so many information, but yo may be lazy to search and read them.
Better not to judge this from one side only before you are searching for.
We know that even we are old here, we are still learning again and again, because so many new news and knowledge are coming and provided here by members in this forum.

[BIT-BENDER]

Uhmmm, well no matter how you wanna twist it, it's boring because you ain't getting anything at the end of the first week here;maybe you thought the forum pays every single member after registration,it doesn't i don't like being sentimental and at the same time,I'm not trying to mock you but just that you expected too much when you have given nothing in exchange and when nothing came,it became boring,yeah
 ...but you remember the first Zeal you had? Rekindle it op, it might fetch you what you want when you never expected
Stay inspired
Trojane 🥏

That would be the fault of the introductory link between him and the forum if this was true, a good introduction about the forum should begin from what is Bitcoin, crypto-currency and other basic crypto-currency terms, topic, criticism and future get the listeners curious and excited to want to learn about crypto-currency and Bitcoin, then introduce the forum and exciting place to begin to learn crypto-currency rather than what some -Newbies- are used to hearing about working on the forum.

[Etranger]

I still remember initially when this forum was first introduced to me by a colleague, the enthusiasm I had towards it was very skyrocketing but with time the interest died in ways I never expected reasons being that as a novice I didn't and still don't know how this forum navigates and it's growth processes for a member, and this was as a result of the fact that the person that told me about this forum never gave me a clear clue or a mentorship hand about the processes. So with time I was so discouraged about the whole thing cause like they say you can't obviously have knowledge of what you don't understand, so overnight I just lost interest and ran_off, like for months I never logged in into the forum cause I felt a waste of my time and data.
....

I don't think the person who informed you about the forum could provide you with mentoring or site navigation. As for me, you have to figure it out yourself. Forum participants, even of the highest rank, also cannot teach you how to benefit from the time spent here, how to write quality posts and how to contribute to the development of the community. You learn from your experience, constantly reinforced by interest. As a newbie, I am aware that it will take a long time before I can say about myself that I understand what is happening here and can be considered an equal participant.

[Pmalek]

It really isn't rocket science. This is a bitcoin forum. Its main topics of discussion is Bitcoin and its underlying technology. To participate in such discussions, you obviously need to have an interest in crypto, be willing to read and learn about it. As your knowledge gradually increases, you share what you learned by answering questions of other newbies, creating your own threads, or offering various services related to bitcoin.

Click on the home button, go from top to bottom, read the descriptions underneath each sub-board, and start reading what you think is interesting. That will also give you an idea of how a good post should look and what spam is. 

[TheNineClub]

I don't know what year your first experience was, but I would have the same sentiment around 2017 when I first started lurking through the forum. I'd say the forum these days has changed significantly. Shitposting is low as possible compared to that of years prior, scam reporting is spot on and more and more quality information is being handed around. So there was definitely some change.

[cheezcarls]

LOL this reminds me of registering my account last February 2014 and ignored it for almost 3 1/2 years. Yes I’ve seen a post on Facebook about Bitcoin and I just simply don’t understand how it works. I only created an account here along with a Coins PH account and I just simply don’t deposit anything from there. I’m also kinda dumb to realize that I could buy fractions of it rather than 1 BTC, which it was still under $600 back then. Oh well, everything happens for a reason. 

[qwertyup23]

Fortunately for me today, am back to it again, cause maybe I really want to really get apt insight on how to learn and grow from this platform. In other words, I really need to know how things work here, so please those that have been here before me I could really make use of your ideas and suggestions as a fresh beginner ones again.

The best way in order to navigate through the forum is to first read the forum rules in order to avoid any further conflict that might result to your account getting banned. After such, you can utilize the search bar function if you have any questions about a certain topic. The only way to get through this stage is by exploring and adventuring your way through countless of topics here.

After building such knowledge, you can now participate in discussions about certain topics. You can also add extra knowledge if you know something that hasn't been discussed or raised. Treat the forum right and it will reciprocate to you nicely. Good luck with your stay!

[Etranger]

Fortunately for me today, am back to it again, cause maybe I really want to really get apt insight on how to learn and grow from this platform. In other words, I really need to know how things work here, so please those that have been here before me I could really make use of your ideas and suggestions as a fresh beginner ones again.

The best way in order to navigate through the forum is to first read the forum rules in order to avoid any further conflict that might result to your account getting banned. After such, you can utilize the search bar function if you have any questions about a certain topic. The only way to get through this stage is by exploring and adventuring your way through countless of topics here.
...

Also I recently have found this awesome thread, created by Ratimov, which is called Beginners & Help Encyclopedia [UPD: +Categories] in  Beginners & Help branch. There are qualified threads systematized by topic, date and author, so you can start learning how to navigate through the forum and how to make contribution by writing something useful. Also there are information about forum ranking system. But not all threads are about forum. You can also learn how to manage with your crypto portfolio, how to choose between new assets, what you should pay attention on while getting acquainted with white papers and a lot of other helpful things.

[isaac_clarke22]

~

I created Coins PH back in 2017, before I registered in here because I was looking for something to invest at. Back in the days, it was not that quite strict for KYC, but now it is absolutely strict.
I just let that bitcoin sitting in my wallet before I transferred it to Electrum for security. Never want yourself to get locked out of your own funds.