I want to learn

[melinoe]

Thanks guys for the links and resources, I'll play my part by checking them out.

Thanks once again

you also have a whole tech board here on the forum for more specific convos and questions.. have a good time op

[Hazink]

maybe you can get a mentor if you just interact and engage with people around here but honestly even if you don’t have a direct mentor you can still learn a lot just from reading around

For growth, all I think anyone needs is just for them to be ready to learn and be ready to accept mistake you don't need a special mentor to hold your hands and teach you about the forum, anyone who can accept when they are being corrected, be it through being shouted upon, public disgrace or whatsoever learn how to pick positive things from such, and you will learn above every other persons.

[Popkon6]

Hi guys

I signed up few days ago, and I've been wondering how this sites works, fortunately I managed to understand how to make a post and that is why I came to the head topic that interests me which is Bitcoin Development and Technical Discussion.

I've known bitcoin for a while and even make use of it but I clearly don't understand how it works technically to a large extent aside from making transactions and understanding that's it's a decentralized currency.

My reason for joining this forum is to learn how bitcoin works technically, I'll be pleased to get a mentor who can help me understand better.

Thanks guys.

Bitcoin is technically designed to be used and to make transactions at a fast speed, if you are interested then definitely check out Bitcoin. The easiest and fastest transactions are completed within the transaction. The transaction is completed without any third party, and Bitcoin provides complete security and privacy. If you want to have a proper understanding of Bitcoin and take a Bitcoin class, you can definitely enter this link.
https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information/online-offline-classes.html#technical

[ancafe]

I've known bitcoin for a while and even make use of it but I clearly don't understand how it works technically to a large extent aside from making transactions and understanding that's it's a decentralized currency.

If you've been familiar with Bitcoin for a while and have used it, I'm sure it won't be too difficult as long as you can refer to some of the links that people have shared before. There are many resources to learn about Bitcoin technically, and it's probably not limited to forums, as long as you have the desire to learn. When you want to understand the technical aspects, you have to learn them using the available methods so your focus will be much better. I think there are many people in this forum who understand that, depends on how you learn slowly to gain that knowledge.

[Mitchell]

Lots of great topics have been stickied to this section. Please check them out.