Newbie in the crypto space

[albon]

The crypto world is not an easy subject at all so prepare your skills and a strong mindset to enter the world of cryptocurrency. We were all newbies here once and many of us lost a lot of money in the beginning. Moreover, practice from cryptocurrency forums and build your own experience. Then gradually focus on your goals from crypto. Like there are strategies like trading or investing so start with small funds. It may take longer, but you will only increase your investment funds when you can take on enough risk and make a profit.

[joniboini]

Have more common sense perhaps? There are a lot of things/signals/red flags that are screaming that a project is just a money grab but newbies ignore because of hype and greed.

To be fair, you need to know some stuff before having good common sense. I do agree that the basic principle of too good to be true is quite easy to grasp, but knowing the limit of "too good" is important before you can follow that principle properly. Which is why there's nothing to suggest other than newbie should read a lot, whether it's about scams or about how they should manage their wallet properly. Since OP know about this forum, it's also a good suggestion to ask if he's stumped with a troublesome stuff, after he tried to read or find the answer of course.

[Kemarit]

In the world of today where almost everybody wants to take advantage of others, what will be the advice you will give to someone that is just starting in the crypto space?

I'm not really sure of what you mean by everyone wanted to take advantage of others? Of course if you sell then someone will have to pick up the crypto that you have sold but it doesn't mean that they are taking advantage of you. Only you can decide whether to sell or not.

As for the advise, just take is slowly, don't think that crypto is a get rich quick scheme otherwise, you might lose a lot of money. Just study and learn and read a lot o posts here or in the other community. Take it one day at a time and don't rush things up.

[bayu7adi]

I'm not really sure of what you mean by everyone wanted to take advantage of others? Of course if you sell then someone will have to pick up the crypto that you have sold but it doesn't mean that they are taking advantage of you. Only you can decide whether to sell or not.

As for the advise, just take is slowly, don't think that crypto is a get rich quick scheme otherwise, you might lose a lot of money. Just study and learn and read a lot o posts here or in the other community. Take it one day at a time and don't rush things up.

Very good point, you are absolutely right.. not always something that sells and buys is about profit... it can be one of the uses too... in the crypto world every request does not mean buying at a cheap price, because we never know how someone will use the crypto....

And for newbies who think crypto is a get rich quick scheme, that's what actually makes many people start to have high expectations... making it even more heartbroken when they see the reality that crypto is not as easy as imagined... nothing is easy when it comes to money, if it were, then there would be no poor people in this world...

[Alone055]

To be fair, you need to know some stuff before having good common sense. I do agree that the basic principle of too good to be true is quite easy to grasp, but knowing the limit of "too good" is important before you can follow that principle properly. Which is why there's nothing to suggest other than newbie should read a lot, whether it's about scams or about how they should manage their wallet properly. Since OP know about this forum, it's also a good suggestion to ask if he's stumped with a troublesome stuff, after he tried to read or find the answer of course.

Agreed. Since scammers are getting smarter day by day, having general knowledge about past scams might not be enough for newbies to stay safe but they will need to keep themselves up to date with the recent news and information so that they can have a know-how about what new scams are circulating in the market right now and how they can stay safe from them.

Forums, such as this one or Bitcointalk, will often have such stuff posted for members to check out, but apart from that, one can easily find a lot of new stuff, such as news, informative articles, and a bunch of other stuff from news websites such as CoinDesk or Cointelegraph, etc.

Newbies should try to get themselves equipped with as much knowledge and information as possible. It will help them with their journey.

[Faisal2202]

In the world of today where almost everybody wants to take advantage of others, what will be the advice you will give to someone that is just starting in the crypto space?

Hmm for newbie I will say listen to others but act on your own intelligence because 10 people would give different ideas and a newbie can be confused so to save time and energy they should listen to all and use their common sense and study to choose which to follow for this action either it is trading, staking, farming, investing etc.

I was a newbie once and I remember if I would not be a part of BTT community or this community I might have lost my funds either to scammers or fraudster  because on interest everything exists but here they come up with the important topics which are necessary for us to read.

[Auwal01]

To be honest, you should take your time, learn the concept, and ask questions about anything you don't really understand, especially when it comes to cryptocurrency trading, to reduce risk because you're still a novice. However, I think you will learn more if you continue, so stay focused and have a profitable trading career. 

[Findingnemo]

Here you are, then you are moving in the right path. Just read what others were saying but don't believe everything as it's written just cross reference it with others and that's how we have to aquire knowledge. And you asked a vague question so better be with specifics about what you wanted to know instead of just asking a generic that will give you nothing but generic replies.