Feeling frustrated about learning Bitcoin

[red4slash]

Well it's not an easy thing when we try to learn everything at once in one night but the spirit when we become beginners always gives its own color as our process of getting to know bitcoin.
A few years ago I was also a beginner and indeed there was always a great ambition to learn bitcoin quickly so that we could catch up but in the end we always forget the important thing where this is not instant and needs a process.

I even until now still do not fully understand about Node but this is the process because we only need to learn gradually so that we do not feel burdened and become prustasi. It is difficult if we only focus on understanding more quickly because knowledge of anything including bitcoin will not be able to get only 1 full study but the most important thing here is that we want to continue to learn about what we like that is very good.

[Agbamoni]

I’m just wondering whether this is a normal part of the learning process. I’m the kind of person who likes to dig deeper and understand something properly when I become interested in it. However, sometimes Bitcoin becomes too technical for me.

Bitcoin has various topics and subtopics to learn. One thing I can assure you is that it is impossible to learn everything about Bitcoin in a few months. Most people take years to have this level of knowledge, as they are still learning more. What I can tell you now that has been very helpful to me is that the fastest way to learn more about Bitcoin is in this forum. Once you wake up in the morning, visit different subforums, and go back to old discussions you will find useful and helpful comments that will make you learn faster. You dont have to learn everything at once.

[marrcelo]

There are people who have been investing in Bitcoin for years and don't know technical topics like us, Ordinals and forks among others, even I took a while to get interested in going deeper into this, in the beginning it seems boring and hard, it seems like you're never going to learn. This is very normal for everyone in the beginning. Now it's about looking for quality knowledge without rush, starting with security first and the basics. Yes, try to learn everything about Bitcoin and where you're going to invest your money and your time and future, this way you'll be ahead of 90% of people who inform themselves through social media like youtube tiktok, low quality information. Just you being on this forum already shows you're on the right path.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I’m just wondering whether this is a normal part of the learning process. I’m the kind of person who likes to dig deeper and understand something properly when I become interested in it. However, sometimes Bitcoin becomes too technical for me.

I’m still DCAing every month, by the way. The way I feel does not change my behaviour. I can also see the progress I’m making. It just seems to take me more time compared with other people. I know I’m still new to this, but I often get annoyed with myself.

But it I may asked who told you it didn't take other peoples time before they could learn everything they know about Bitcoin today? Because the biggest lie you could lie to yourself is saying that those people never experienced same difficulty as you do today, because learning about Bitcoin is not always easy, which is why it's always advisable people start from the basic Bitcoin phrases that is been used commonly for discussion. And however, there are also lots of YouTube videos about learning the basics of crypto or Bitcoin that is available, whereby you can be playing and watching every day to get yourself familiarize with those words. So to be frankly speaking, it's not always easy, but with consistency, you will surely get there my friend.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I’m just wondering whether this is a normal part of the learning process. I’m the kind of person who likes to dig deeper and understand something properly when I become interested in it. However, sometimes Bitcoin becomes too technical for me.

I’m still DCAing every month, by the way. The way I feel does not change my behaviour. I can also see the progress I’m making. It just seems to take me more time compared with other people. I know I’m still new to this, but I often get annoyed with myself.

But it I may asked who told you it didn't take other peoples time before they could learn everything they know about Bitcoin today? Because the biggest lie you could lie to yourself is saying that those people never experienced same difficulty as you do today, because learning about Bitcoin is not always easy, which is why it's always advisable people start from the basic Bitcoin phrases that is been used commonly for discussion. And however, there are also lots of YouTube videos about learning the basics of crypto or Bitcoin that is available, whereby you can be playing and watching every day to get yourself familiarize with those words. So to be frankly speaking, it's not always easy, but with consistency, you will surely get there my friend.

Joining this forum is one big step OP already took because a contribution to the Bitcoin section topics and discussions would help sharpen his brain and provide some major points to make quick research on and improve in knowledge and understanding of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The truth is that Bitcoin system is evolving daily and you must stay abreast with the current trend so as not to lose your coins or make wrong investment or even be left behind when the call to push into other safer areas like during a fork, arises.

[Mate2237]

Welcome to the world of Bitcoin where knowledge is everything and key to your understanding and even stay while on your journey in Bitcoin. OP what is happening to you is natural and is not different from every newbie that has come before you. Every one coming into Bitcoin at some times knew nothing, about what Bitcoin was but as they started, the need to study and come to terms with what is happening on Bitcoin, especially on the forum propelled them to study and learn until they are grounded in Bitcoin.


Bitcoin is a complex process, that has different concepts and area's so it's expected that everyone coming into Bitcoin should take his or her time to study and learn. Learning is key and fundamental because Bitcoin is like a course in the university, you can't learn everything in the same day. It will take time which will involve constant and rigorous times of learning to fully understand Bitcoin in full detail.

[MRY]

I’m just wondering whether this is a normal part of the learning process. I’m the kind of person who likes to dig deeper and understand something properly when I become interested in it. However, sometimes Bitcoin becomes too technical for me.

Bitcoin has various topics and subtopics to learn. One thing I can assure you is that it is impossible to learn everything about Bitcoin in a few months. Most people take years to have this level of knowledge, as they are still learning more. What I can tell you now that has been very helpful to me is that the fastest way to learn more about Bitcoin is in this forum. Once you wake up in the morning, visit different subforums, and go back to old discussions you will find useful and helpful comments that will make you learn faster. You dont have to learn everything at once.

It will take time and a daily dose of patience to learn Bitcoin. Daily reading forum discussions really come in handy when it comes to absorbing new things in a short period of time. The development of knowledge will be slow but gradual with no rush. Such as I do here, I am continuously learning bit by bit to develop and expand my reach into the crypto world.

[Asiska02]

I’m still DCAing every month, by the way. The way I feel does not change my behaviour. I can also see the progress I’m making. It just seems to take me more time compared with other people. I know I’m still new to this, but I often get annoyed with myself.

You don’t need to know it all as a newbie in order to start your investment in bitcoin. The technical aspect of bitcoin is difficult for most people and without a technical background earlier, you may find it hard to understand but it doesn’t mean if you put your head to it you won’t get to understand it. What is most important coming into bitcoin is knowing well about privacy and security of your bitcoin. If you are able to know this two aspects really well, it’ll really help in your investment journey.

[Sonia_123]

Maybe it's because you are just starting to learn about and it's technicalities you are feeling this way, don't be bordered because you are doing the right thing and with time you will understand it more in as much as your reading is continuous, be patience with yourself and don't rush it .

Learning Bitcoin daily is part of your growth in having more knowledge about bitcoin for proper increase in knowledge and so that you also keep on upgrading.

[X-ray]

I’m just wondering whether this is a normal part of the learning process. I’m the kind of person who likes to dig deeper and understand something properly when I become interested in it. However, sometimes Bitcoin becomes too technical for me.

Honestly it's pretty normal, especially with cold wallet and so on. If you never have any experience in this kind of tech, it's only normal for you to take some time to learn because we are talking about REAL security about keeping your own money not some random subject.

The reason you're confused about nodes, etc is because there are many resources that like to jump into the difficult thing, all these words will definitely sound complex for newbies.

What you need to do is keep learning and knowing the meaning of those terms by googling, eventually you will piece the puzzle together and everything will come to place.

Probably in 1 month you'd be well versed enough about self custody, keep going....