[Serena]

What are good ways you would recommend to buy bitcoin? I just bought some ETF today. I do not know how to buy actual bitcoins….

Are there specific platforms, methods, or tips you recommend for beginners to avoid scams and ensure secure transactions?”

This version keeps the question focused, invites specific advice, and emphasizes safety.

[Evelyne]

You can buy the actual coin through an exchange. If you’re buying it to turn a usd profit, stick with the ETF.

If you’re wanting to HODL bc you believe in BTC philosophy, buy coins.

[Ryan]

Buy on exchange (Coinbase is fine) and move to cold wallet if you actually want to hold btc.

[Monique]

Buy the asset on Coinbase. Only invest what you can afford to lose. Educate yourself about it first. Put in less than 10% of portfolio.

Less 5% bc you have haven’t educated yourself yet. It’s bitcoin singular. No “s”.

[Fredrik]

Coinbase is a solid exchange, just look up how to use a cold wallet and transfer them there if you are going to hold any meaningful sums on it

[Poley]

Coinbase is the easiest for me though I haven’t bought more since the last dip below 50k. Made 10x on GBTC in 2 years betting on it converting to a spot ETF.

Wishing I put more than $400 in but I’m pretty sure the market is already topping for now and jumping in now is FOMO.

It’s like 2021 all over again and retail is going to be in trouble if you aren’t willing to set it and forget it.

[Kimo]

Strike is the best way to buy BTC. Zero fees, no transfer fees. Can set automatic buys with any amount and at whatever interval you want.

Auto transfer as well to wherever.

There is a spread, though. Super simple, no nonsense BTC. Great app.

I dollar cost averaged it daily for a year and a half.

[Eric]

Just buy ibit. I own actual Bitcoin and if I was just starting today that’s what I would do.

It’s nearly perfectly pegged to Bitcoin price wise and brings none of the hassle that comes with owning actual Bitcoin.

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