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Have anybody heard about a new educational game – edu.CoinDeal.com? It’s a new platform that starts at 30th of October, and it simulates a real cryptocurrency exchange market. I think it’s a good start for someone who is new to this topic and wants to learn how to become a significant investor. It’s an excellent opportunity for professional investors as well. Risk – free game will let people make every possible investment, and for the best players, there are prizes. For everyone who is interested, here’s the link: https://edu.coindeal.com/

I honestly don’t think you can make it truly big without having proper awareness of the market. So, it is vital to ensure that you learn properly about this Crypto field. I say try https://bitcoin-price.com, it is an excellent source to help you with things about Cryptocurrencies and the Bitcoin part, and it is just not getting better than this!

The market is saturated with forums and sites for crypto. But that is OK because we all learn to another way

i use ccn.com to get latest news about cryptocoins, being current is the best

I generally read cointelegraph and reddit

advise what can be read with useful information?

hmmm.. check Asictrader for start. nice to beginers to understand whats going on the world of real money.

It’s certainly an interesting way to educate yourself, but I prefer to do it another way .
For me the best source of knowledge about crypto are articles, reviews and forums. Anyway, it’s good to have some practice before you start dealing with the real financial risks.

In general, I think that in the field of crypto currency you have to engage in self-education

Coindeal is not only a game to learn, but also a legit exchange - I am using it and it's really good. Great support.

I'd rather recommend trading to learn - it's the best way.

I think it is a good addition to self-studying, but I doubt you can become successful investor just from playing some game.

It is psychology of the humans that they learn well in the friendly and attractive environment. I would like to appreciate the initiative of the game development for the promotion of the bitcoin education. Stay blessed!

reddit is qite informative, but i should learn the source you mentioned

well, the more we know the more we can)

That is certainly a good way to gain knowledge. In the end, a game is a game. When real money is involved, emotions crawl in and many mistakes are made. Emotion can kill a good money making opportunity. The game is good, but be prepared for the real world with a extra money to lose for a start.

In order to figure out how it works and understand all the details of the cryptocurrency market, you should invest in inexpensive cryptocurrency. Based on own experience, you can learn faster https://www.crosslytics.com/penny-cryptocurrencies/

I think it is a good addition to self-studying, but I doubt you can become successful investor just from playing some game.

Yeah, self-studying is good, but you are no longer alone. Even educational institutions see the need for teaching about cryptosphere!

London School of Economics will soon open course on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. The study program will start in August, 2018. Just see for more details about course: https://blockspoint.com/lse-suggests-crypto-course.

For me the best way is to ask something I don't get on forums. There are lots of articles crypto related, but no experts opinions.

I also think that tutorial simulators of exchanges are very useful things. Such programs helping newbies to understand how cryptoworld works from within. And reviews/guides/forums explaining the theoretical part. It's a great tandem of theory and practice. However, I don’t see how the game proposed by the author can be helpful for experienced users. It’s only for newcomers, imo.

To me, Youtube is the best place to learn more about cryptocurrency

i use ccn.com to get latest news about cryptocoins, being current is the best

Oh, I use the same website, it is really great and convenient

The market is saturated with forums and sites for crypto. But that is OK because we all learn to another way

I'm using ccn.com, CoinMarketCap and CoinDesk for crypto coin news, prices etc