Im new here .

[Alpha1999]

Hello BitcoinTalk community i hope u all doing well  i am excited to finally join this amazing forum and connect with peoples who share a passion for blockchain and cryptocurrency. By profession, I’m a civil engineer, last year one of my friend told me about crypto but over time, I have developed a strong interest in crypto from understanding blockchain fundamentals to exploring trading, DeFi, and Web3 projects. I see crypto as more than just a market; it is a technological shift shaping the future of finance. My purpose of joining this community is to gain more knowledge about crypto . I learn more about crypto watching thousands of videos on youtube and following some of the best traders and market makers but after reading there posts and watching  there analysis i realise i know nothing infront of their knowledge . I want to gain more knowledge about crypto and blockchain . So from all the seniors here kindly  suggest some things that you believe every trader  or anyone involved in this field should have knowledge about. I’m still learning my way around the forum so any guidance or suggestions from seniors here would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to growing, learning, and contributing here.

Best regards,
Alpha1999..

[retaur]

I'd recommend self directing your own research. You're going to find things way more interesting and keep motivated that way.

You don't have to and probably won't learn everything right at the start (and there might still be gaps regardless and that's fine).


You've found the right board anyway in Beginners & Help to start learning: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0

Most people trading wise either hodl (hold crypto indefinitely) or use support and resistance to successfully trade cryptocurrencies. Both are the main successful strategies imo but you can do whatever you want trading wise. Crypto is a risky environment and profit is not guaranteed (especially now we're at ATHs - the best time to invest is usually either when no one's talking crypto or people have just started taking and the price is moving upwards - after a long period of valuation despair).

The bitcoin wiki at bitcoin.it and the white paper are also good starts.

[Richbased]

You talk more about trading which i think the trading section might be helpful to you in growing your knowledge about trading. At your convenience, just navigate through the trading section you will find threads that might be helpful to you. Am not a trader but can only direct where you can get the knowledge you are looking for. If you also want to grow in the forum just make constructive posts and engage more in topics that you are very much familiar with. Don't write what you have no knowledge of and also make sure to read the rules of the forum in this section. Everything you need to know about bitcoin and cryptocurrency is complete in the forum, with time you will get accustomed to them. Welcome to the forum, feel at home around here.

[tabas]

Hey Alpha, welcome! 
I think you firstly need to know about this: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

So from all the seniors here kindly  suggest some things that you believe every trader  or anyone involved in this field should have knowledge about.

Well, what I've known is that most of the traders are losers. Whether you like it or not, holders are the real winners in the market. If you're thinking to do active trading, no one is going to stop you and it's normal for you to have those first trades to lose because you're starting out. But eventually, you'll find it exhausting and trying to chase and time the market which is hard to follow. And so, as early as I am typing this, don't look far about being an investor/holder.