/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27318968
I've been on the waitlist for a while now. I'm considering setting up bitwage through uphold and routing all my wagecuck deposits straight into crypto. You can also buy precious metals on uphold which is pretty sweet, not physical of course, but still.

>>27151800

hello /biz/, /out/ here

i assume that threads like these are very annoying but i simply could not find good advice. i am 24 years old and i am sitting on 3.000$
ive spent my life travelling around basically homeless, and while it was fun, its time to get a house and stable life.
i have never had a job, and i dont think i will due to my autism. living life like this is horrible and i need money. i am completely new to crypto and i was hoping you could answer some questions as there is no sticky for beginners (???) i am big brain, and my super autism allows me to learn very quickly. please give me some serious advice.

1. where do i start learning? what apps do i need? youtube channels, articles books anything would be apreaciated, please guide me in the right direction

2. how does it work when you have say bitcoin. can you sell it for real money? how does one do that, and how long does it take to get it sold? are you required to tax on your crypto gains?

3. what are the most common beginner mistakes that i should avoid?

4. is it possible to build my way up from only 3000$ or do i have to work on the side? what is the minimum you should have in your bank to start investing?

5. can you get lucky and invest in a brand new coin, then have that coin turn your small 100$ investment into 10.000$ dollars as it grows and then just jump straight off at the first peak?

6. everyone seems to positive about bitcoin, but isnt it way to late to jump on it now?