Quote from: Wakate on November 14, 2024, 07:41:38 PM

Since you have the interest to learn more about the crypto market especially Bitcoin, you will have to subscribe to some of the crypto news sites so that you can be getting consistent news from them. You can also check different social media also if you are interested in learning more about Bitcoin. Their are so many videos about Bitcoin on YouTube and other social media like Tiktok, Facebook, Twitter, Quora etc that can help broaden your knowledge about Bitcoin. You will have to be prepared to read and make research about so many phrases and related words about Bitcoin and the crypto market.

Even though social media platforms can provide you with informative stuff sometimes, one needs to verify every information they get through other sources such as Bitcoin news platforms such as Cointelegraph or CoinDesk. The reason is simple: social media platforms can be misleading sometimes; even some people who create content on YouTube or other platforms can be misguiding their viewers for the sake of getting some money themselves. This is why, whenever we watch a video or read a post somewhere about something, we should first verify whether it's true or not.

I have seen countless newbies who were misguided by some fake influencer over the internet and their mindsets about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general isn't right. Some of them would have the mindset that earning profits is extremely easy in this space, some would think they can become rich quickly, and it's all because they haven't been told everything.

Someone who tells you about rewards without giving you a warning about the risks is misguiding you.