Quote from: TheClownSong on January 26, 2019, 07:02:46 AM

Quote from: stuffokator on January 25, 2019, 12:08:58 AM

It's really hard to keep up with the cryptocurrency development even for a programmer. Every coin is trying to introduce a lot of new terms to show you how innovative it is. But in many cases it turns out to be just another vaporware. And at the end of the day you see that you've waisted your time for nothing.

How many books did you read / how many courses did you complete before you started investing in Bitcoin? Can you honestly say: do you really have the time to keep up with the crypto world or at some point you just started to believe in tech instead of trying to grasp every single crypto feature?

I am not understand about programming or creating a node but i am understand that bitcoin is transparant distribution ledger and its hard to hack on transaction data. Its almost impossible to duplicate the transaction and i think its good for long term.

Well for me i didn't. Just read a few articles and forums and then managed to stumble upon btc talk back in the days, got in a signature campaign and pretty much learned most i know now. I'll admit i still have a lot to learn but i'm pretty aware of what bitcoin is, and what it aims to do, and where it is now, and where it's going. Not really interested in all the confusing technicalities.