More than 80 percent of newbies coming in to the forum in one way or the other are being introduced by an old forum members which is meant to have given the newbies they are introducing such fundamentals to guide them use the forum in a more better ways of navigating the forum to avoid such repeatation of topics and posting in the wrong board, it is those that brings newbies in to the forum that is supposed to have much of the blames concerning this by default they owe them certain preliminary information and guidance and how best to explore in the forum and if this is been taken in to account we are going to see that newbies coming in or any newbies that was properly oriented will do better than others.
How do you know that 80% of newbies were introduced by an active forum member. Some people joined this forum out of research about bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto so you can't blame anyone who is inexperienced about where and how to make a post. And even if we have read the rules of the forum it is also good to remind us of the rules from time to time so that we don't forget and make mistakes. But if someone is introduced to the forum by an existing forum member it is important they give a guide about the forum and not just leave everything for the newbies to find out by themselves.
I would recommend "lite wallets" like Electrum, Sparrow, Bluewallet. Try to stick to open-source wallets, because only there at least someone has a chance to audit the source code and assess how the wallet operates.
Thanks, I installed the Electrum wallet, i think i like it and i have written down the seed phrases and kept it safe.
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Re: [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?
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ScienceStudent
on 18/09/2025, 00:42:43 UTC
Please which wallet is best for a beginner to use in storing Bitcoin