<a href="https://musing.io/q/nattybongo/pkk52nulx">View this answer on Musing.io</a><br /><p>There are 2 ways I use to learn more about cryptocurrency and blockchain.&nbsp;</p>
<p>-Social media</p>
<p>-Education</p>
<p>The first and obvious thing I use is social media. There are dozens of websites and platforms to learn more about cryptos. Everyday I check Steemit, Tradingview and Cointelegraph. The difficult thing about social media is knowing how reliable it is. There are thousands of people blogging about cryptocurrency. Some of them use technical analysis, others use fundamental analysis. I'm sure a lot of you already noticed that most, if not all of them, are completely wrong about their predictions. Predicting the traditional markets are hard. But predicting the cryptocurrency market is near to impossible. Why? Because we are still a small and young community. If you look at the market cap of 200 billion, you can only conclude that this is nothing in comparison with the traditional markets. Someone with limited funds can manipulate the market or coins could face serious unpredictable errors.</p>
<p>The most important way to learn more about cryptocurrency is education. I see a lot of people asking on forums on which coin is the best one! Which coin will go the moon! They will likely lose their money in the long run. They have absolutely no clue. I think it is important you need a basic education about crypto but more importantly about investments and stock markets. This will give you a lot more confidence if you enter the world of cryptocurrency. There are various evening classes and online schools. One global platform I like to use is edX. It is an online education platform where you can learn a lot about investing but also other courses. I'm currently enrolled into the Blockchain Fundamentals Professional program. I already learnd a lot and i'm quite happy about it. One big advantage is that almost all courses are free! If you want to gain a certificate you will have to pay though but it is not obligated.&nbsp;</p>