what are the ways to learn lesson in easy ways

[el kaka22]

I think most of the time the best way to learn is to study and read, not "doing". Many people think that experience is the best teacher, and I agree that it has some power there is absolutely some need for experience, that is true. But if you do not study hard, then you are not going to end up with anything at all.

So first of all you need to learn from videos and stuff, just study, do not get scammed, learn what looks like a scam and what does not  from previous examples, talk with people who got scammed before, and talk with people who has never been scammed and yet be here for a long time. I am one of those people, nearly never been scammed, did once knowingly for a gamble, but I knew that anyway so I never been scammed basically, learn from these people to get better.

[brother brother]

It is quite sure no one is Monopoly of knowledge we keep on researching and asking, by doing so we increase in knowledge and experience which we got from people, this Bitcoin forum discussion is another very nice and good channel in learning with people that have knowledge in various aspects all over the world, this forum is very helpful that it has rules and allow people to contribute and participate on every kind of issue, idea or knowledge. It has those in charge that control it and monitor all the activities.

Those that ask or those that really want to get knowledge should meet up with those that knows and those that will guide them, and the learner should also be despirately to learn because even learning has different stages and process gradually until one grow up to maturity through patience, endurance and tolerance from the teacher or master.

[Ndabagi01]

but after some days he came across a youtube video, video was live about tesla and elon musk giving away millions in bitcoin, the scam is like this: send 0.01 btc and get 0.02 btc back. I previously told him don't send crypto and there are many scams, but he didn't followed it and sent some amount of bitcoin and after some hours he realized that it was a scam!

He just learnt a valuable lesson the hard way. He will also have a tale to share with other beginners in the cryptosphere, and because it actually occurred to him, it will be more persuasive to them.

the question is how can we try to save newbie's from scams in crypto verse, we and many youtuber are saying that don't send bitcoins, there are many scams, etc. or we should not tell and left them to learn the lesson in hard way, I already listened many people those are in crypto for a while they said many things like don't be greedy, stay away from free crypto, etc. but i just listened and not applied and got scamed one time.

No matter how hard you try, some individuals will always be resistant to your advice and continue to do what they want, thus you can never completely save everyone. "Ones bitten twice shy" refers to some persons who are supposed to learn the hard way. However, that won't stop us from disseminating information on how to safeguard your bitcoin and not to fall into scam.

what are the ways to learn lesson in easy ways and save newbie's from scams?

Crypto has no easy way. While you're trying to get away from one scam, another will be developing that will appear even more convincing in order to trick newbies.  The best course of action is to simply keep learning and becoming more knowledgeable about various scams, both current and the past, as well as those that may arise in the future.

[Mauser]

the question is how can we try to save newbie's from scams in crypto verse, we and many youtuber are saying that don't send bitcoins, there are many scams, etc. or we should not tell and left them to learn the lesson in hard way, I already listened many people those are in crypto for a while they said many things like don't be greedy, stay away from free crypto, etc. but i just listened and not applied and got scamed one time.

I don't think the problem is within the crypto community, but rather a general problem we have in society today. People are not thinking critical when it comes to money, because there is no financial education in school. We never really learn how to deal with money properly and become to easily excited about false advertising. When objectively looking at all these scams out there we should notice in 90% of the cases that it's good to be true. It's all about developing some common sense when dealing with money, that includes cryptos currencies. Another problem is that the crypto community is still new and not regulated that much. It's easier for scammers to take advantage and it's harder to trace any stolen funds. The best thing we can do is to promote all the major scams, so that nobody else falls for the same trick again. Unfortunately it's hard to avoid all the scams and it takes in some cases the pain of losing money to be more sceptical in the future.

[Supreemo]

read! that is a must. in order for someone to gain new knowledge and to learn in the most simplistic way, one should read and would not rely to only one source of information. aside from that you should personally try it first in small amounts. as you've said there are lots of newbies who gets swayed easily by some famous influencers or those who hyped about something, but can we save them all? no! we can warn them but i bet they wouldn't even bother to listen specially if those who are doing the advertisements are famous figures. it is also true that they should learn it through their own efforts. the same as how you will spread awareness or convince anyone on investing bitcoin, we cannot be desperate and we cannot force anyone to listen.

[michellee]

We can only tell them that it is not easy to believe an offer that looks good to be true and always do a thorough check before deciding on something.

We cannot cross that line because we are not responsible for the money. If they are scammed one day, it is beyond our responsibility, especially if we have warned them about the risks of following other people's advice without having or doing previous research.

The important thing is that we have shown the dangers and risks by explaining the signs and then it's up to them. I once explained things like that in great detail and even forbade them to invest like in your case, especially when they wanted to borrow funds from me and I immediately refused.

They were even angry and unhappy with me because they thought I was not supporting them to try it. I explained to him that I would always support him in anything, except if he was caught in a scam, I would hold him back from falling into that trap. From then on, I stopped going too deep into them because I realized I could only explain the information and it will be up to them.

[Wildwest]

Everything we know without anyone guiding it is a big mistake, especially about the crypto world many people want to benefit from the loot of other people's assets, and the scams you describe are indeed very much happening so many beginners are tempted that they give what they ask for, so to go further we have to ask people who already understand well about bitcoin and other projects that are indeed  interested for us to follow, so whatever offers they give for free then don't be easy for us to follow.

[isaac_clarke22]

Scams are too old but will never be outdated and disappear because, in this society, there are always greedy people who want to make money quickly.

Spot on.  I just don't get why people would assume that scams would just disappear with these precaution. We never know how clever scams would be, since even ponzi schemes seems to pay newer investors and they would think that they're in legitimate platform. Let alone even hackers everyday, they just keep coming at anyday and there ain't nobody that could stop them even if the government tries to just control it all.

I used to be a newbie too, so I understand the psychology of newbies. They will not listen to anyone's advice and always think they are right until they are cheated and lose money. My approach sounds harsh, but I won't give any advice because I know they won't care. I want them to experience things for themselves, knowing that it will cost them dearly. That's how I myself grew up in this market. For me, valuable lessons do not come from free advice but must be bought with money, then they will appreciate it.

I disagree and in fact they could listen more to anyone's advice. It's just that they're listening literally to "everyone" like literally blind to what's going on. Everyone was there at one point and we all just became really skeptical about it all making us be more vigilant about this.

[Inwestour]

I don't think the problem is within the crypto community, but rather a general problem we have in society today. People are not thinking critical when it comes to money, because there is no financial education in school. We never really learn how to deal with money properly and become to easily excited about false advertising. When objectively looking at all these scams out there we should notice in 90% of the cases that it's good to be true. It's all about developing some common sense when dealing with money, that includes cryptos currencies. Another problem is that the crypto community is still new and not regulated that much. It's easier for scammers to take advantage and it's harder to trace any stolen funds. The best thing we can do is to promote all the major scams, so that nobody else falls for the same trick again. Unfortunately it's hard to avoid all the scams and it takes in some cases the pain of losing money to be more sceptical in the future.

Not everyone has financial education, it's true, but people's caution and responsibility for their money is not very much related to education, although there is a connection. You may not have a good education but be very frugal when it comes to money. Education helps us manage our finances, plan our budget, and invest our money wisely so that it generates income.

Fraudsters come up with new schemes every year, and the reason why people lose money is their gullibility and unwillingness to check everything they are told, they just take their word for it, and this should never be done when it comes to your money. It is better to take the time to thoroughly study the proposed investment and refuse it than to agree and lose money.

[Magic-Money]

The first place, he took a good decision to invest in Bitcoin and in the other way around, he got it wrong by having a mindset of over night doubling of Bitcoin assets, which is a very wrong motives, as a newbie need to go for knowledge and information about Bitcoin, before investing and get rich is sure but not get rich quick. And because of greedy has made many newbie to fall a victim been scammed.