It's really nice to see that more and more people are getting involved in the crypto space, especially in Bitcoin.
It would really nice if these newcomers get involved in crypto with the genuine intention of participating in its economic usage. Most of the people who joined cryptocurrency are just in for the profit and most of them think that Bitcoin is a get-rich-quick tool and easily get out of the industry when they are disappointed.
I would suggest starting with a dive into the history of crypto, which began in 1974 with Carf & Kahn's work on TPC/IP. Then, cryptography was born with Diffie & Hellman's 'New Directions of Cryptography' in 1976, and it continued to evolve. When you come across David Chaum's 'Untraceable Electric Mail' from 1981, take a deep look because this is where it all started. It's highly correlated with Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin Whitepaper. Once you read and fully understand the Bitcoin Whitepaper, you'll begin to see some significant things that might happen in the future and how institutions could become interested in it.
It is good to know the history of Bitcoin but some knowledge is not needed and can only be a waste of time if the investors wanted to dive into trading and not to create books of history of Bitcoin predecessors.
Next, I recommend exploring the historical price chart and examining what happened to Bitcoin's price during major events. As for trading, I don't believe in sentiment patterns that many people rely on. Instead, I have faith in trading algorithms because they drive price movements. Why do I think this way? It's because there are instances where you can observe large orders in one direction, but the price doesn't move in that direction. This raises the question: why?
This is a must for those who want to learn the pattern and market movement and wanted to engage with Bitcoin trading.
Take your time, jot down all the information, and embark on a journey because you're entering the world of financial markets, where there's so much information that it can overwhelm your thought process.
In order to not be overwhelmed with Bitcoin information, one can just pick a path of knowledge on what he wanted to venture. He can just ignore the unnecessary information that is not needed on the career path he wants to journey.