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[Sulx20]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

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[dzungmobile]

You can see the sticky thread in Beginners & Help, and learn with many resources shared by Lauda in that thread.

Newbies - Read before posting.

Why you don't read it and another sticky thread that is about Bitcoin?
[General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?

I wonder, will repeated spam from beginners, without reading anything, cause a return of newbie jail ^{I knew theymos said he will not bring newbie jails back}?

Due to a mass of trolling, only established posters are able to post in non-newbie sections.

If you have really good posts, you can post a request for preemptive whitelisting here

Also, you must have made 1 post to send PMs.

[BitMaxz]

What exactly is your main purpose why are you here?
If it's all about investment we are not financial advisers better seek for professional financial adviser about investment because investing money in crypto is risky if you don't have much knowledge about them.

However, if this is all about Bitcoin then better read the Bitcoin history to learn about Bitcoin before you invest check this "History of Bitcoin"
And learn more about the Blockchain here "Awesome Blockchain"

Also don't forget to read the forum rules below

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

[CoinPunkz]

It's hard to quickly find a trustworthy resource when you're first getting started. That's why we started writing some useful guides for beginners. Hopefully this isn't an infringement of the Bitcointalk rules. But here's a link to some of our guides, I hope you find them useful: https://www.coinpunkz.com/beginners-cryptocurrency-guides

[Xal0lex]

There is a huge amount of information on the forum for learning. Look, read, study. If you don't understand something, ask, you will always get help. And you do not want to do anything, lie on the couch and that you brought everything on a platter. No one will give you a button to make money. Show some diligence.

[Pandu Geddon]

You certainly don't want to just be spoon-fed to get the information you want. If you are interested in investing in Bitcoin, then you can start looking for information on forums related to Bitcoin and its technology. so do exchanges and wallets.
it might seem random and a lot of information if you search for individual threads. but there is a search menu there that you can use.
there is a lot of information available, which may not be what you think it would be like reading a book. find and read the information you need.

[Jawhead999]

It's hard to quickly find a trustworthy resource when you're first getting started. That's why we started writing some useful guides for beginners. Hopefully this isn't an infringement of the Bitcointalk rules. But here's a link to some of our guides, I hope you find them useful: https://www.coinpunkz.com/beginners-cryptocurrency-guides

You're allowed to promote your site, but discredit other resource and make your site looks good isn't good, especially when it's complete bullshit.

Decentralized vs. Centralized Exchanges: Cryptocurrency exchanges can be broadly categorized into decentralized and centralized platforms. Decentralized exchanges offer anonymity, often not requiring any personal details for trading. This makes them an ideal choice for certain individuals, including refugees or those in countries with limited banking or credit infrastructures. These platforms offer a pathway into the mainstream economy without the need for traditional financial intermediaries.

Popular Exchanges in the US: Centralized exchanges, especially prevalent in the US, abide by regulations and require users to provide identity verification. Some of the notable names in this category include Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, and Binance (https'://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=NUFYZLWI). These platforms not only offer Bitcoin but also a diverse range of alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins). If you're looking for a structured, compliant, and comprehensive trading experience, these exchanges should be on your radar.

You discuss about the decentralized exchanges, but you didn't mention which is the exchange, how can someone able to use it? add bisq.network.

Then you suggest US citizens to use Binance, when official Binance site isn't accept US citizens! they have their own dedicated site for US which is binance.us

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You're in the right section of the forum; everyone starts by reading. Begin by opening the sticky threads to familiarize yourself with the forum rules, and so that if you decide to reply to threads, you'll know the do's and don'ts. I know you'll gain a lot of knowledge not only about investments from the existing informative topics here but also from discussions, guides, and insights shared by experienced members. If there's anything you find confusing or unclear, feel free to ask, and surely, many will help you here. Just read and explore for now; maybe consider investing once you understand the basics and concepts, and be aware of the risks involved, not just the benefits. The crypto space is complex, so take your time to learn and ask questions. Be cautious of potential scams that may be offered to you.

[decodx]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

I'm a bit surprised that you've been introduced to Bitcointalk and you still have to ask questions about how to learn about cryptocurrencies. I understand the desire to dive right into investing, but if you're serious about it, you need to do your own research and educate yourself about the technology first. There are plenty of resources available online, the Bitcointalk forum itself contains years of accumulated knowledge from veterans willing to guide newcomers.  Even basic internet searches turn up quality information on blockchain and Bitcoin.  Don't be lazy and rely on others to do your work for you. If you're not willing to put in the effort to learn, you shouldn't be investing in it in the first place.

I'm sorry if you find this a bit harsh, but I get the impression that you want everything served on a platter. There is no easy way to learn new things, you just have to take the plunge and start learning. Just like you learn other things in life. If you have specific questions or need help understanding something, don't hesitate to ask.

[Siyamsk]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

Do your research slowly.  And there are many others who follow the writings of good people who share the method. Beginners & Help, and learn with many resources shared by

1: Lauda: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0
2: mprep: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

Hope by following them you will know and learn something good.

[m2017]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

Do you want to be taken by the hand and led along the yellow brick path straight to the untold riches of investing in bitcoin? It doesn't happen that way, my friend. Finding the magic link will take 99% of your investment time, while the process itself will only take 1%. Most of the work will consist of finding the necessary information. Fortunately, this is all available on this forum. All you have to do is correctly formulate what you want and begin the learning process, after the necessary searches.

Don't delegate your work to others.

Free advice: Don't neglect search.

[Porfirii]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

Do you want to be taken by the hand and led along the yellow brick path straight to the untold riches of investing in bitcoin? It doesn't happen that way, my friend. Finding the magic link will take 99% of your investment time, while the process itself will only take 1%. Most of the work will consist of finding the necessary information. Fortunately, this is all available on this forum. All you have to do is correctly formulate what you want and begin the learning process, after the necessary searches.

Don't delegate your work to others.

Free advice: Don't neglect search.

Wise words. A bit discouraging, but true in most cases.

The worst part would be that Newbies have the search feature capped by default for security reasons, which makes the learning curve at the beginning even more shallow for them. But we all here were able to make it, so I don't see any impediment for others to do the same now. It doesn't seem to be too late to start, but the perfect timing for those who didn't do it before, but patience is much needed.

[ImThour]

You were introduced to this forum by whom? You should understand that this forum isn't like the Crypto Twitter with people telling coins to buy or sell just to make profits.
It's much more than that. People here are more sensible and not mentally upset like some of your stupid influencers on social media.
The best you can learn here is how Bitcoin community reacts to certain events. Good Luck!

[EL MOHA]

Welcome to the forum, the first thing will advice you to do is to personally surf the forum yourself as no amount of information given here can be adequate for your learning. The forum has its search engine which you can use to search for past threads or posts, you can learn how to use it by following the guide on this thread or you can use the google search and then add the tag Bitcointalk.org to the search.

For bitcoin related questions I would advice you read learnmeabitcoin.com it is one of the best websites that explains bitcoin and it’s stuffs to a total beginner. You can ask questions where you are stuck.

[FinePoine0]

op The more education you acquire, the more you can learn. If you want to learn about Bitcoin you can definitely learn from this forum, I consider the forum to be a repository of knowledge. And you can make educated investment decisions and find all kinds of information in this place. Of course by learning about the science you can start investing.

Details: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132720.msg50638840#msg50638840

[Lafu]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies;
please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin.
Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

As others already have written in here first you should be learn about the Basics how the things are working like Wallets , Blockchain , Transactions and so on.
The next thing is watch out for Links that you click , sometimes the Links are not what you see at first and will get you the Fake or Phishing websites.
Most important advise i can give you and what should be ever your first Rule about Investments are " Only invest as much as you are willing to lose "

[nakamura12]

It's not hard how to gain knowledge about cryptocurrency. There are many websites that you can learn from and this forum is one of it. Start from reading different threads here and try using search feature if you are looking for a certain topic that you wanted to read. That's what I've been doing for years until I reach this current rank of mine. One more thing, you shouldn't focus on earning merits because if you only plan to contribute in this forum then many forum members will sent you a merit especially if your posts is high quality or constructive posts that deserves merits. Good luck mate.

[Agbe]

Op calm down and don't rush. Take your time to read threads, articles and comments and please don't click anyhow links you see here and outside here. Because not all link you will see are good to click. There are some that will redirect you to a website which might not be a good one for you. Though links that come from Bitcointalk is always legit. And if it is not genuine, people will question the poster of the link but even as that be careful. And what you did is very good for asking this question to learn more and this is what you will be doing whenever you want to know something. Read and learn.

[Zoomic]

I was introduced to bitcointalk and I don't know much about cryptocurrencies; please advise me on what I should do to learn more about bitcoin. Please send me a link that will walk me through the process so that I don't run into any complications when I start my investment.

You are acting desperate now, becareful of where you get your information and the links you click so you do not ruin your efforts out of desperation to start earning in Bitcoin. Why did you agree to join Bitcointalk forum in the first place? This is a forum where you can learn a lot from those who are experienced in cryptocurrency system.  So, if you are here and you are still confused about how to learn more about bitcoin, then your motive here should be questioned. There are lots of things to learn in this forum, just take your time to navigate through the forum, there are actually useful information here that can aid you in your journey into the crypto world.

[tabas]

@OP, welcome to the forum. You're already on the section where various pinned post/threads are there for your reference. While many members have given you good links and provided you as a resource for your reading. I'd advise you to be careful about asking some links, not everyone here is controllable and some bad actors can just directly send you a message and leave a malicious link on your inbox and you as a newbie might click it. I just want to remind you to check the links before clicking them and enjoy learning more about Bitcoin.