Crypto Advice for a complete Newbie

[Anonymous No.24830054]

Hi /biz

I'm a 20 y/o student looking to invest some of my savings, and was thinking of maybe trying to get into crypto?

I'm a complete noob at this stuff, and don't have any real experience with investing, but crypto seems like a fairly accessible place to start, although I might be completely wrong.

I've just set up a Coinbase account, and don't really know where to go from here. Which cryptos should I be investing in? Can you tell if something is about to skyrocket, or is the entire thing a complete gamble? Let me in on your secrets.

As I said, I'm a complete beginner, so if possible can we keep specific techno/financial jargon to a minimum. Thanks lads.

[Anonymous No.24830168]

>>24830054

I recommend the coin bureau channel on YouTube. Very accessible, high-quality info and the host is pretty funny too. Following his advice has helped me a lot. Check out his video “How to DYOR” (I.e. do your own research instead of relying to 4chan scammers)

[Anonymous No.24830502]

>>24830168

awesome, thank you dude. Good point about the scammers - I imagine this board is flooded with people shilling various cryptos for their own gain

[Anonymous No.24830541]

>>24830168

the host is British too. Reckon I can trust this guy

[Anonymous No.24830630]

>>24830054
>BTC
>ETH
>LINK
>ADA
>XMR
Quality coins to start researching, in that order.

[Anonymous No.24830639]

>>24830054
I would suggest moving into btc with 50 %, ethereum 30%, chainlink 10% and then you can gamble with 10%. Ethereum and btc are safe and you should just accumulate them slowly. You can buy eth now and try buy btc under 18k in next three weeks.

[Anonymous No.24830751]

>>24830502
Scammers but also normies that believe in their coin and are starting threads daily to reassure themselves to keep holding shit.. for example xrp

[Anonymous No.24831897]

>>24830639
Now BTC and ETH are all time high, when i can expect it all crashing down so i can buy ?