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After the white paper, how do you begin guiding someone down the bitcoin path?
I’m seeing some people around me become interested in BTC. After being in the space for years it’s really hard for me suggest YouTube videos or substacks to someone with who is curious about BTC but has little or no computer knowledge. Concepts that seem simple to me are basically another language to the newcomer. I generally always start with the white paper and go from there but I would love an intro video or article to help friends/family who may be interested with their very first steps down the BTC rabbit hole. Andreas’s channel is something that comes to mind but I would love to know if there is consensus on a true “Intro To BTC” from a trusted mind in the space?There is so much garbage out there. I want to make sure the first impression is the right one and instills the ethos of the community and the technology without distraction while. I also don’t want to bury them in ideas that will just overwhelm and make them shut down. What is the best starting place for newcomers with limited technological experience? submitted by /u/joots [link] [comments]
I’m seeing some people around me become interested in BTC. After being in the space for years it’s really hard for me suggest YouTube videos or substacks to someone with who is curious about BTC but has little or no computer knowledge. Concepts that seem simple to me are basically another language to the newcomer.
I generally always start with the white paper and go from there but I would love an intro video or article to help friends/family who may be interested with their very first steps down the BTC rabbit hole.
Andreas’s channel is something that comes to mind but I would love to know if there is consensus on a true “Intro To BTC” from a trusted mind in the space?There is so much garbage out there. I want to make sure the first impression is the right one and instills the ethos of the community and the technology without distraction while. I also don’t want to bury them in ideas that will just overwhelm and make them shut down.
What is the best starting place for newcomers with limited technological experience?
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