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You can aswell get those proper knowledge when you have already started buying bitcoin because i believe you will know more when you are into proper with your little knowledge at first, bitcoin investment is not too hard to know as people may think first thing is to get started when your Discretionary income is ready to avoid procastinating while trying to gain proper knowledge.

It's not too hard, yet people may be inclined to drop their bags even if they see even a bit of red.

To avoid this, knowledge should be built up beforehand.

Bitcoin is somehow easy to understand and people should not create any bad decision that can make their investment tough since if they have funds to spend for this investment for sure they can make everything smooth if they are willing to accumulate at whatever Bitcoin price reached.

Are you saying that people shouldn't consider having Bitcoin knowledge before they invest since everything about Bitcoin investment looks simple to you, it that's what you mean I will not agree with you, Bitcoin investment is not some kind of buying and selling where you can just wake up and go to the market with your money and resell the next day to make profit, people should at least know what Bitcoin is all about, what it means to invest in Bitcoin and how to protect their funds after investing in Bitcoin so that they will not invest their money and lose everything to the hands of scammers or hackers the next day. For everything that involves money proper inquiries and research should be made before investing it doesn't take away the profit that you will get after getting knowledge.

If you decide to invest in Bitcoin before getting knowledge there's no problem but I hope you don't forget to do so because most people who see Bitcoin as a scam today are Major those who were deceived into investing in shitcoins that vanished after they invested their money. Your knowledge of something will help you to get proper understanding of what ever you put your money into.

I agree with the user that Bitcoin is somehow easy to understand, you don't need to read too much about Bitcoin before you begin to invest, it is just a normal buy and hold knowledge, where and how to secure your investment, nothing much to know before starting up, Bitcoin investment is simple, most of us here who started our journey here were not knowledgeable as of today but because we started with the little knowledge we had on a buy and hold unbiased mindset, urged to learn more we are now able to fully control our portfolio at ease and safe, a beginner needs the knowledge not much of it, it is fairly needed not compulsory.

The reason that many of us bitcoin focused investors suggest to get started investing into bitcoin right away is because bitcoin is a good investment in which a person needs to get started and needs to take responsibility in regards to how much to put in and how to put the money into the investment. Each person should attempt to adjust his position size in accordance with his comfort level, yet he should still get started sooner rather than later.

I doubt that bitcoin is necessarily easy for people to understand. it can take quite a while to really start to feel comfortable with bitcoin, and there still might be a lot of aspects that many of us do not really understand about bitcoin.

We do not need to know the intricacies of bitcoin to get started, yet it likely makes sense that we should be trying to learn about bitcoin as we go, and surely some people are more busy than others in terms of other kinds of things in which they have to spend their time and their mental energies.. yet it would likely be a good idea for anyone who is investing into bitcoin to be attempting to learn about bitcoin as they go...even though many folks should be able to get started investing into bitcoin with mere rudimentary understandings about bitcoin, including understanding whether or not they have a discretionary income in which they are able to begin investing into bitcoin.

I just have difficulties suggesting that there is any particular prerequisite understandings that anyone has to have about bitcoin, yet at the same time, I would not necessarily proclaim bitcoin to be simple to understand, even though there could be some aspects of bitcoin that could be presented in understandable ways, including that it is the most sound of monies, yet how it achieves that most soundness of monies status, can take a bit more time to understand.. and I would not consider to be necessary prior to getting started investing into bitcoin, yet it may well be a good thing to be trying to learn while investing into bitcoin..and with the more value that is put into bitcoin, then perhaps there should be even greater understanding in regards to how bitcoin purports to achieve (and likely achieves) its most sound money status... which surely much of the population does not either understand or agree with such proposition, which is demonstrated by their failure/refusal to actually own any bitcoin or even to barely own any, such as being in a low coiner status and not actively accumulating bitcoin in a purposeful manner.

Quote from: Obim34 on Today at 05:08:39 PM

People who see Bitcoin as a scam are those who don't want to learn, they refuse to adopt advanced digital knowledge and with a pathetic undeveloped mindset accuse Bitcoin of what it's not. Shitcoiners fall into the same category, knowledge is passed every day, and anyone failing to roll themselves inside is evenly downgrading their resources because it keeps downgrading when put into the wrong investment.

Surely there are a lot of folks who are misguided about bitcoin and even failing to recognize the difference between bitcoin and shitcoins, yet I am not sure if they necessarily fall into the neat categories that you outlined for us above.