How do I engage with everyone intellectualy and learn bitcoin

[Antotena]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

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[Maus0728]

Read, watch and practice teaching what you have learned to other people either by posting here or simply testing it out by yourself.

You can start here though: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

There are other resources as well:
- Compiled resources about BTC - https://www.lopp.net/
- Anything related to security - https://cryptosec.info/
- Videos - https://youtube.com/@aantonop

You can easily engage to discussions if you know what you are talking about.

[Dzwaafu11]

Welcome to the bitcointalk.org forum, where you can learn everything there is to know about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Feel free to ask questions and engage in discussion with other forum users to get more information about the forum.

Simply go to the page where the forum's rules and regulations are listed to get started. Read these carefully to understand how the forum functions.
You can use these link below to get more information about bitcoin
https://learnmeabitcoin.com/beginners

[Zaguru12]

Welcome to the forum. You could start by reading through the boards or probably ask your questions where you seemed confused. Before proceeding to create any topic read the pinned posts on this board on how to post by Lauda. here is the link to some of the rules guiding the forum; Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Before proceeding to ask any question or to create new threads please do well to use the search button to avoid spamming. You can learn how to use it through this link; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276341.0
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You get to understand that the diversity of the forum members is what makes here an interesting platform

[BlackBoss_]

- Videos - https://youtube.com/@aantonop

Andreas Antonopoulos has some books about Bitcoin.
Mastering Bitcoin (2nd edition, free to read on Github).

Webtricks has some educational topics.
How to create Blockchain? Build your own chain (Easy-Peasy Guide)
[Full Guide+Code]Seed Phrase & The Process of Deriving Bitcoin Addresses from It
A quick guide on `How the hash of Bitcoin block is calculated?
What is Elliptic Curve Cryptography? Understand how is it related to Bitcoin.
How Bitcoin Addresses are generated? Understand the Math behind Bitcoin

[webtricks]

- Videos - https://youtube.com/@aantonop

Andreas Antonopoulos has some books about Bitcoin.
Mastering Bitcoin (2nd edition, free to read on Github).

Webtricks has some educational topics.
How to create Blockchain? Build your own chain (Easy-Peasy Guide)
[Full Guide+Code]Seed Phrase & The Process of Deriving Bitcoin Addresses from It
A quick guide on `How the hash of Bitcoin block is calculated?
What is Elliptic Curve Cryptography? Understand how is it related to Bitcoin.
How Bitcoin Addresses are generated? Understand the Math behind Bitcoin

Thanks for compiling these threads @BlackBoss_. It's been a while since I last wrote a detailed thread. I think it was a good idea to do technical threads on Bitcoin in a relatively simpler way in the Beginners' section. I will start doing this again as Bitcoin had some major improvements in the last 3 years.

Also I was going through the threads and it seems like I have included some less researched stuff in those. I will edit these and make the threads more technically correct while keeping those easier to understand at the same time.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

[General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?

Terminology

Beginners & Help Encyclopedia

There is more you can learn about your stay in this forum and also about Bitcoin, the right Bitcoin wallet, and why to use it. Also read and learn about the forum rules.

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

FAQ: Everything you need to know about forum 'activity, account ranks and merit

[Merit.s]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

Welcome on board mate to this lovely community. Learning bitcoin is the reason why this forum was created,this shows that you are in the right place. You should read the topics posted above by other forum members to start with. You should also go and read every pinned topics in the various boards to enable you have to proper understanding on the forum because there are rules and regulations in this forum. If you don't like reading,it means that you might not learn quick,or you might violate one of the forum laws which might lead to punishment by the forum.

[Hyphen(-)]

Welcome to this wonderful forum, mate; I am confident that you have come to the right place to learn and gain sufficient knowledge about Bitcoin; this forum is a place where you will interact with other forum members in order to share ideas and provide potential solutions to some Bitcoin-related issues.

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

Whatever diversity you may have in mind, this forum's members are united in their discussion of Bitcoin.
In addition, I don't see any diversity in this forum; it just has various sections to facilitate searches and interactions for forum visitors.

[Daniel91]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

It seems to me that you have already received a lot of suggestions on where to learn about crypto and bitcoin.
As for this forum, you will not become friends with everyone, but with those who have a similar situation and interests as you. It's the same for you in real life, you can't be friends with everyone 
I suggest you study this forum carefully and choose topics and sections that interest you, and be active there.
Whenever you need help or advice, feel free to ask and forum members will answer and help you.
Anyway, welcome to this forum!

[Potato Chips]

Hmmm. Note that you don't have to be great at the start, in fact, it's normal to be that way. Take it one step at a time.

You may also feel like you have to teach others every time but that's incorrect as you could always ask people something you're curious about and start an engaging conversation which is what the forum is for, however do be careful of creating redundant threads.

[decodx]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

It's simple. Engage in discussions and ask questions, but also be prepared to listen and learn from others. Don't be afraid to share your own experiences and opinions as well. There are plenty of knowledgeable people here who can help you out. I would also suggest reading up on some basic resources on bitcoin before jumping into discussions. This will help you have a better understanding of the topic and ask more informed questions.

[Darker45]

Well, I guess you will have to do some research. There are videos and articles and even podcasts on Bitcoin online. Many are already mentioned above. If you try to search for some good old threads here, you will also find a lot worth reading. There are also new ones, although it is getting harder to separate the wheat from the chaff lately.

As to engagement, if you have something worth contributing, then make a reply. If you find a discussion not worth participating, then skip it and look for another one more intellectual. There are countless of threads here.

[Rruchi man]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

You cannot talk intellectually about a subject that you have little knowledge about, to be able to engage intellectually with other forum members you have to improve on yourself, you  have to possess a level of knowledge by committing to reading, researching before you can have content to intellectually engage other forum members and it the process learn more. Do not be in a hurry to engage other forum members without any good knowledge so you will not be labelled a shitposter that will be ignored by many.

[HajiBagi]

You are welcome to the forum where you can learn more about bitcoin. This area is more than simply a place to get information; it's also a place where individuals can assist you in navigating some of the most important problems to consider in the discussion. Regardless of whether you understand any of what you've said here, feel free to ask questions because the more you ask, the more you'll understand.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

if you want to make money in the bull market that is coming.


While Twitter is an excellent place to find recent bitcoin and altcoin news,

ololajulo, the OP is not seeking investment advice or a platform from which he can get crypto information, by the way here is a good start for OP. And by the way, what makes Twitter the best place to get information about cryptocurrency? Twitter can make a newbie prone to falling victim to scammers.

[BitDane]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

One best thing is to learn to read, and analyze first before you post.  You may also need the help of the search function so that you can avoid duplicate topics and instead participate in the existing discussion of the said topic.  Learn to know the forum rules and avoid things that are prohibited.  Pretty much, it is not difficult to interact in this forum.  

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

Yes, as bitcoin is global, you will find diversity hear, we even have local boards for different nationalities but it doesn't mean that you can't learn or even partake in the discussions.

Not everyone here are knowledgeable, it will take some time for us to fully grasp everything. So think of it as a journey, and even if you are a newbie you can still learn a lot from the beginning. It might be better though for you to read and go through thousands of pages of knowledge here and then ask if you don't understanding something.

[Baofeng]

The forum is full of people of different diversity, how do I learn things about bitcoin and also engage with everyone intellectualy.
I will be glad if I hear your opinions.

For starter, you seems to have good command of English, (it's not my first language) so I guess that will be a good start for you. And if you are not comfortable though, you might look for your local boards and then you can start it from there.

You can also start by reading the rules here, Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ.

As others have said, used the search function first as the questions that you may be thinking of asking has been asked before,

Here are a couple of threads that might help you out.

• [Tips] Guide for forum search
• ★ A Complete Guideline to use forum search button properly ★

[arimamib]

Welcome to the forum friend. Make sure you are in the active reading phase because there are quite a lot of useful threads for your knowledge about bitcoin. I think friends in every post in this thread have provided links that are quite important for those of your who are beginners.

It's just how do you stay focused on your next goal, I mean you have to stay active in this forum to dig up the latest information to equip you to understand what bitcoin is and be bound by direct discussion with seniors who have been in this forum for a long time.