Having to learn Bitcoin from community is more easier than learning yourself

[Bishop Victor]

 It really comes down to how you learn best both community unity learning and organized approaches have unique benefits when it comes to understanding Bitcoin complexity
learning in a group can be really helpful because of the common motivation, responsibility and the chance to ask detailed questions.
 
In a varied view you get valuable insight from individuals with different experiences like developers, investor artists and philosophers. Which is in understanding.

well from my point of view learning Bitcoin from a community as a newbie I think it's not a bad idea we'll when I mean community like:

* we have the reddit Bitcoin community with millions of tech guy and Bitcoin bad ass guys
and also places like discord,crypto hub,Alt crypto talk

* Binance Academy which most use of learning more about Bitcoin

* Bitcoin conferences,local meetups

More ideas can come in this are the little the point I can drop in for now.....

[Showlove01]

I won't say you are wrong because you are half wrong and the reason I say this is because we still have people that learn from community and yet nothing to show at the end  but ordinarily learning with community will trigger and push one to be better than the others but it is unfortunate this doesn't work and apply for every human some will still do anyhow they like. Some people taught theirselve so many things in life and they are guru in those field and what I'm trying to say is that where we learn and who we learn with doesn't really matter what matters is our decision and determination.

[Felicity_Tide]

Having to learn Bitcoin from community is more easier than learning yourself

Oh yeah?, but you should know that it's not just about learning from a community, but it is also about getting to understand what you've learnt. Of course, the information that lies within a community can be very powerful, especially in a community like this_{(haven't spend much time in the others that you mentioned)}, but it is also important that you get to understand. And mind you, there are people who learn faster by reading or making research alone, while there are others that easily grasp things that others say.

But, imo, I would suggest combining both. No knowledge is wasted. You can learn about Bitcoin from people within a forum, and also discover something new when you learn alone.

[Bishop Victor]

Having to learn Bitcoin from community is more easier than learning yourself

Oh yeah?, but you should know that it's not just about learning from a community, but it is also about getting to understand what you've learnt. Of course, the information that lies within a community can be very powerful, especially in a community like this_{(haven't spend much time in the others that you mentioned)}, but it is also important that you get to understand. And mind you, there are people who learn faster by reading or making research alone, while there are others that easily grasp things that others say.

But, imo, I would suggest combining both. No knowledge is wasted. You can learn about Bitcoin from people within a forum, and also discover something new when you learn alone.

Learning isn’t just about being in a community or listening to people talk. What really matters is that you truly understand what you’re learning.
Communities are useful and powerful because they contain a lot of shared knowledge and experience—especially a good Bitcoin community like the one he’s referring to. But information alone is not enough if you don’t understand it yourself.

[Silverstonez]

OP you are very correct "learning in group can be indeed helpful" because it's not longer News that human often learn faster or more deeply when they interact with others, ask questions and get feedback. But OP I will also advice you learn on your own, do your own research, because combining what you learn from the community and the once you learn on your own trust me your are going be a very intelligent person.

[Donk1]

Well if I may say learning Bitcoin isn't that hard as a newbie that's only if you are willing to and also have the intentions of consistency. If you don't have any, hopefully you will learn and learn and at the end there would be nothing to show for. Like basically there are many people who have given up on learning Bitcoin because they feel it's too technical. Yes it is but not all parts of it are You can indeed start from learning the meaning of Bitcoin and as you start understanding the meaning little by little you push forward and before you know you that was a newbie before would start advising others.
Moreover yes it's actually good to learn in a community because everyone would be willing to engage by sharing experience and knowledge. But still you as a newbie have to be very careful because most of this website have scammers and influencers that you have to watch out for. It's not everything you hear as a newbie you must believe basically if you see something that is too good to be true, do your own research to figure it out and do not be in a hurry. With consistency  knowledge easily flows when it comes to Bitcoin that's just it. Let your determination to thrive become the one to push you.....

[Mia Chloe]

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A community brings about diversity in ideas which is an important factor of brainstorming and growth. As an individual it may not really matter much if you aren't participating actively and most especially trying to practice for the technical niche. As for most economics well reading alone may do most of the time.

In my opinion, physical communities are not really that necessary even if they could help in some cases. Thanks to the internet we have a means with almost no barriers.

[Mate2237]

You made a very important point about learning Bitcoin from the community here as we have a lot of people on the forum here, who are concerned about spreading information about Bitcoin and how it works through either creating threads or commenting. Any newbie who is ready to learn and os fast will really learn from this group because there are different boards which are dedicated for different discussions about crypto currency not only Bitcoin so the community here is a very good place to learn from.


But I don't think that learning from this community should replace your personal study and self development. Because there is the place of personal growth and development and that will only come through studying about bitcoin and crypto currency on your own then asking questions, this is the best way to learn and get it fast.

[Mr Reporter]

Well this part you made mention of presonal growth was the part that captures my relpy here well to me I feel learning alone and having to learn with a community is not something bad the both can still work for the preson who is ready to learn, well see for your merit history and write up this question you ask is made directly to you, I guess you can do the both at same time but do not over believe every information been passed in some crypto communities because for some local scam community claiming to teach please be careful with every important information about your wallet seed phrase dont ever trust such community..well from experience I think they are better recognized and recommended community to follow for more help threads such as this forum and other users source….

[Jubilee58]

Actually, learning bitcoin in a community is preferable to learning on your own. For instance, this bitcointalk and Naija forum is a community where Bitcoin is discussed and in Naija forum, we have people with profound knowledge of bitcoin and how it works. So as a newbie learning from a community like Naija forum plays a major role in your bitcoin investment, and the knowledge you get here cannot be gotten outside Bitcoin community.

Some of us have made erroneous mistakes in the cause of our bitcoin Journey or investment, and have been investing in bitcoin with a wrong notion, but this community have actually changed our mentality about how bitcoin investment works. this forum have put us on alignment and enable us to invest in Bitcoin with the right approach and informed decision.

Thanks to Naija forum, because it has impacted so much on the members concerning bitcoin.

[Mr Reporter]

Thanks to Naija forum, because it has impacted so much on the members concerning bitcoin.

See baa the Naija forum too was really a good place to about bitcoin which till now learning am saying we all should learn in the community, but as for me learning more about bitcoin in the community was ome of the fast route that made grow even still now am still learning from this community and other communities too well to be I feel the most important is that learn where it more comfortable and high quality understanding on what you are learning this is just to simpl…

[Josefjix]

It's not always easy to learn digital skills and practices by merely reading through, it scales more through when practical actions are taken into consideration consistently.

It might be hard to just read on the internet how to conduct p2p trading skills, but it transform life when practical actions are been taken consistently to master it over time.

[AmaGold70]

Learning Bitcoin from a community is very helpful because you also get to see people that are doing the same thing and you won't feel bored studying by yourself but it doesn't just require learning in a group for you to be good at it, it's takes hard work and determination, consistency and while you are learning in a group also make sure to do some research on your own because people make mistakes and there could be wrong information about Bitcoin in the group so you also need to learn how to research things. Even here in the forum you will be advised to do research by yourself to fully understand what you are doing or getting yourself into, i wouldn't be able to learn anything about Bitcoin on my own though I did my own learning by myself outside the forum but this forum has shaped my understanding about Bitcoin and I'm sure there's still a lot to learn here.

[Father111]

Learning Bitcoin from a community is very helpful because you also get to see people that are doing the same thing and you won't feel bored studying by yourself but it doesn't just require learning in a group for you to be good at it, it's takes hard work and determination, consistency and while you are learning in a group also make sure to do some research on your own because people make mistakes and there could be wrong information about Bitcoin in the group so you also need to learn how to research things. Even here in the forum you will be advised to do research by yourself to fully understand what you are doing or getting yourself into, i wouldn't be able to learn anything about Bitcoin on my own though I did my own learning by myself outside the forum but this forum has shaped my understanding about Bitcoin and I'm sure there's still a lot to learn here.

Community is an embodiment of people with varied knowledge about Bitcoin which are ready to teach, explain and guide you to the basic knowledge on how to navigate Bitcoin and to excel is quite guarantee if and only if one have open mind to take corrections where necessary and put more energy, time, skills and effort to do better with your Bitcoin trading experience which alas determines your level of knowledge however one is still encouraged to do some personal learning and research using various outlets and mediums to enhance and broadening their knowledge base in order perfect your trading experiences....

[Bishop Victor]

I won't say you are wrong because you are half wrong and the reason I say this is because we still have people that learn from community and yet nothing to show at the end  but ordinarily learning with community will trigger and push one to be better than the others but it is unfortunate this doesn't work and apply for every human some will still do anyhow they like. Some people taught theirselve so many things in life and they are guru in those field and what I'm trying to say is that where we learn and who we learn with doesn't really matter what matters is our decision and determination.

While learning in a community can motivate people and push them to improve, it doesn’t work for everyone. Some people learn in a group and still end up with nothing to show for it because they don’t take it seriously or apply what they learn.

[Progress101]

How you learn really matters, and well both community-based learning and structured approaches have their place, especially with something as complex as Bitcoin today.

Learning within a community can make the process less overwhelming, you will get shared motivation, accountability, and the opportunity to ask questions as they come up directly and get answers from the people with real experience. One big advantage of communities is the variety of experiences. Interacting with developers, investors, creatives, and thinkers in the community can help you see Bitcoin beyond just price and profit.

I must note, while it is good to learn from the community, it is also very important to balance your community learning with personal research so you don’t just follow noise. It is your personal research that will fuel your conviction and it is your conviction that will determine how well you hold Bitcoin or not.

[Cryptoprincess101]

A community comprises of people with diverse understanding about a common course so there is a lot to learn from a bitcoin community than just depending on the knowledge you acquired on your own. Bitcointalk is a bitcoin community, before most of us came here we had little knowledge about bitcoin but through coming across different topics that discusses about bitcoin we have been able to learn a lot of things from many users of the forum, so it gives a wider understanding. 
    Reddit you made mention of is also a good bitcoin community that many bitcoins OG emanated from before they joined bitcointalk forum. I even learnt that Theymos was hired by Satoshi from reddit and ever since he became the head admin, the forum has been in a good shape, so it tells that bitcoin community is the best place to have a vast knowledge about bitcoin since you will be opportune to meet high knowledgeable individuals.

[Hyphen(-)]

well from my point of view learning Bitcoin from a community as a newbie I think it's not a bad idea we'll when I mean community like:

* we have the reddit Bitcoin community with millions of tech guy and Bitcoin bad ass guys
and also places like discord,crypto hub,Alt crypto talk

* Binance Academy which most use of learning more about Bitcoin

* Bitcoin conferences,local meetups

More ideas can come in this are the little the point I can drop in for now.....

I don't trust most of these social media communities when it comes to learning. I know that good information will be shared but there will be some disadvantages wgich will include promoting scams and so on, and you might misleaded if you fall into the wrong group. Reddit, Telegram, X, and so on can be helpful and can also be harmful because most of them don't have strict rules to stop sharing links and these links can be misleading.

Communities like this forum and other related forums that have regulations and strict rules can be a better place to learn because your interactions will be among experts that are into it deeply and will guide you to the right path since sharing wrong or fake information is prohibited in the forum and its members are keen to help and assist newbies, especially when questions are being asked.

[iBaba]

It's not always easy to learn digital skills and practices by merely reading through, it scales more through when practical actions are taken into consideration consistently.

It might be hard to just read on the internet how to conduct p2p trading skills, but it transform life when practical actions are been taken consistently to master it over time.

Learning from a community like the one we are on here is often easier for you to learn every thing on your own, digital skills for instance are not always easy thing to pick up just by reading online but something you get to improve more and better when you take practical actions and practice them in a consistent manner.

 Let me make an example with reading about P2P trading, no matter how well you know how to read about trading P2P , when you don’t practice it, you will still not better understand the nitty gritty details of trading in p2p.

[Hewlet]

well from my point of view learning Bitcoin from a community as a newbie I think it's not a bad idea we'll when I mean community like:

The advantages of learning about bitcoin from a community as this is endless and that's part of the reason why everyone that's intentional about his stay on the forum always ends up learning so much before even staying up to few years on the forum.

If you're an international learner, every time you stay on the forum and join in discussions on any of the boards, you're bound to learn something new. If you in that manner for a month, two months, six months and so on, the more you're bound to continue learning more and more things. That's what the forum is all about and that's what staying on the forum can help do. If you've been on the forum and can't learn well while you stay here, chances are high that it will be more deficult learning it all by yourself.