However it is also good for a newbie not to jump into investing in Bitcoin when he doesn't have proper knowledge about bitcoin because if he does,he would make a lot of terrible mistakes along the line. It is good for him to seek guildline from an experience long term investor that will orientate him and also keep him on check.
Newbies don’t need to learn much before they can start investing in Bitcoin. What they need is just basic knowledge. Once they start investing, they can gradually learn whatever they want to know about Bitcoin. Waiting to learn everything about Bitcoin before investing is, in my view, a waste of opportunities because Bitcoin’s price is unpredictable.So, the best approach for a newbie is: after getting the basic knowledge, they should focus on accumulation. As long as someone has a long-term aim of holding Bitcoin, it will be hard for them to make the common newbie mistake of selling when the market is dumping.
In fact, you don’t need to go too deep into Bitcoin knowledge to be an investor. All you need is to ensure proper security for your Bitcoin like moving your Bitcoin from exchanges to your personal wallet, where you have full control of your asset.that said, it's not necessary to immediately move your Bitcoin to a non-custodial wallet when you first start accumulating. That’s something you can do later, once your holdings reach a certain amount worth protecting.
Exactly , some people delay getting started because they think they need to know everything first, but the truth is you learn best by doing. Bitcoin is not a school subject it is an experience Once you have the basics knowledge , how to secure your assets the rest comes naturally as you grow in the space And I agree with the part about security. At first a trusted exchange might be okay especially for small amounts but over time, moving to a non-custodial wallet gives that peace of mind and real ownership. The most important thing is to start Waiting for perfect knowledge.