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What’s the biggest roadblock for beginners in Bitcoin?
Are you thinking of buying bitcoin for the first time? What’s keeping you from taking action? What do you worry about? Or maybe you’ve already bought bitcoin, but it took you a while to finally pull the trigger for the first time What was the obstacle in your way? Why didn’t you buy bitcoin sooner?
What’s the biggest roadblock for beginners in Bitcoin?
3 likes • Oct 23
I started buying it about 5 months ago. Back there, if someone asked me about it, my answer was "It's a cryptocurrency." However, one day a friend of mine mentioned that he was investing in BTC and suggested I take a look. I learned the basics, and I am still learning about it. In my case, the biggest obstacle is based on my age, which means I need to stake an amount of BTC that can yield a sufficient return in the long term.
New Members Post Your Questions Here
Do you have something you’ve been wanting to know about Bitcoin? Or investing? Or wealth building? Is there something that confuses you about Bitcoin? If so, please comment in this post with your questions and we’ll get them answered and get you leveled up fast in the FSB community so you can create posts. You might also get your question answered in the next episode of the FSB Q&A Podcast!
New Members Post Your Questions Here
2 likes • Oct 16
@AP Wilcox it isn't. The fixed annual nominal rate is 6,99% and the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge 7,99%. For example, if I take out a loan of 25k €, I will have to pay about 395.00€ per month for the next 84 months. By the end I will pay about 33.180€.
2 likes • Oct 16
@AP Wilcox Even a smaller amount like 0.25 BTC could be interesting.
Do you automate your Bitcoin buys or do them manually?
Dollar Cost Averaging or DCA is when you buy an investment on a regular basis It’s one of the most simple and powerful ways to build wealth. Some people go in every day, week, or month and manually purchase the investment that they are DCAing into. Others set up an automated buy that automatically comes out of a bank account on a set schedule. So, for those of you who are using a DCA strategy to buy bitcoin, are your buys automatic or manual? And why?
Do you automate your Bitcoin buys or do them manually?
1 like • Oct 16
I DCA Bitcoin every month. I prefer to do that because I like the feeling of having some kind of control in purchaising.
How do you keep your recovery phrase safe?
When you set up a bitcoin-only wallet for storing your bitcoin you will get a recovery phrase. A recovery phrase is a series of 12 to 24 words that when entered into a bitcoin wallet creates the private keys to access an address on the bitcoin network. This is like the login to your bank account. Storing it safely and making sure that it works are the most important things you need to do to keep your bitcoin safe. What do you do to keep your recovery phrase safe?
How do you keep your recovery phrase safe?
3 likes • Oct 14
I wrote it down in a metal tag and I keep it in a safety deposit box in my bank.
What if the price of Bitcoin dropped by 50% or more by the end of the year?
Right now it looks like we are at the beginning of a classic bitcoin Uptober Bitcoin hit a new all-time high price today at $126K But what if Bitcoin dropped to $64K or less by Christmas? How would you feel? What would you do? What would you be telling yourself?
What if the price of Bitcoin dropped by 50% or more by the end of the year?
1 like • Oct 10
@AP Wilcox no, I haven't.
3 likes • Oct 10
@AP Wilcox I use the Bitcoin Cycle Repeat Chart from BITBO <https://charts.bitbo.io/cycle-repeat/>. Actually, following the chart an eventual BTC drop is expected soon.
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João Paulo Cabral
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Brazilian, MD student in Italy and worker. Nice to meet you!!!

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