There are lots of ideas over here especially at the beginners and Helps section you would see them, then back to your question.. is either you buy bitcoin from exchange or from p2p over some users here who do provide such services and the next you need is to download an electrum wallet it's more safer and preferably to use. You don't have to store your bitcoin in any exchange site because you don't have full control of your coin, after purchasing from exchange that is more friendly to your country moved them out, and before that make sure to pass kyc to avoid drama while your coin is inside the exchange. But if you cares about privacy I will advise to buy from p2p where you have to pay with other altcoin then you will receive BTC to your electrum wallet.

It is good advice not to store assets on exchanges as one will not have full control over them, but one should be able to store assets in non-custodial wallets and keep private keys well.
Also, some exchanges have implemented KYC at the beginning but some exchanges don't, it depends on the situation but for Binance you have to pass KYC if you want to deposit any amount of bitcoin or crypto.
Maybe you mean P2P on the forum? by paying with altcoins and then receiving bitcoins? I don't think that would be worth the cost of bitcoin right now.

Do I say, using more complex wallet depends on the amount the investor wanna used although all funds are available but it should be that op get familiar with the easiest wallet before acquiring the complex one. Doing DCA is also another alternative way to accumulate bitcoin but I won't encourage now to involved s/he into DCA why because bitcoin is already on the bull trend and doing DCA would result in not having enough btc value to his wallet. Halving is around the corner any moment from now we would start lamenting why we don't hold and accumulates enough bitcoin when it down, correct me if I am wrong bitcoin may never go below $30k before halving and anyone who DCA'ing may missed the bottom line to hold the amount he should have currently but however it depends on choice if op chooses to do DCA then that is okay by him or her.

What exactly idea you need about Bitcoin?

Here are 3 things that came to my mind.
1.) You mean you are planning to buy but you don't know where to buy?
2.) Do you want to know if this is the right time to buy?
3.) Do you just want to know more about Bitcoin?

Here's my answer to them.
1.] You have two options where to buy either P2P exchange or centralized exchange. If you're fine passing the KYC you can buy BTC in centralized exchange.
If not and don't want to submit any documentation then P2P exchange is your option you can check the list of P2P exchanges here https://kycnot.me/

2.] Since there is an upcoming event for Bitcoin then yes. It is about block halving meaning once the event come the supply will be cut into half from 6.25BTC to 3.125BTC most trader and people here knows this every block halving the price of Bitcoin skyrocket. So you're not late yet to buy Bitcoin.

3.] I suggest check the Bitcoin price history and history of Bitcoin here below.
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_bitcoin#Prices_and_value_history
- https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Amp/Bitcoin_history

Great. The wallet may be adjusted to suit the OP's abilities and needs.

Yes, many say that BTC is entering its bullish phase, yes it doesn't matter if we make large purchases at once without DCA, even if the price of Bitcoin falls, the biggest possibility is that BTC will rise again and be bullish again, because halving has historically been able to bring the price of Bitcoin up to make ATH new. Maybe it's only a matter of time until that happens, it all depends on how patient and able we are to hold BTC until its value doubles.

It's actually not the best time, you just ask when Bitcoin has risen above the $30k price.
But why not inquire about buying Bitcoin when it's still under $20k, when it's a very cheap price and even now it's still impossible to hit that low again.

Now to try to buy Bitcoin you just need to buy it on an Exchange and if it is to be held in the long term you can move it in your Personal Swallow which you control yourself.
Bitcoin will have the potential to reach a new ATH as the 4th Halving is about to happen and Bitcoin is showing quite a good trend to date.

If you need us to convince you, then why buy at all? Don't buy any asset in general that you don't know. Don't buy anything just because it's going up lmao. If you want some content though, here are some.


* If you like reading articles: https://coindesk.com/learn
* If you like reading books: https://theinternetofmoney.info/
* If you like watching videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPQwGV1aLnTuN6kdNWlElfr2tzigB9Nnj

Security related:
* https://chainsec.io
* https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information/security.html

If you want to get more technical
* https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook#chapters

You already know the basic concept on buying Bitcoin such as Bitcoin price always increase so it’s good to buy as much as possible whenever it corrects the price. I’m skeptical on what solution you are asking because buying at correction is always a good idea.

There’s tons of idea that you can do to Bitcoin but again your question vague that is really confusing to answer. Just do DCA whenever there’s price correction and hold it until the price reach above ATH.

I hope that you are not in a urge to buy bitcoin because the price is increasing and you think that you can make quick profit from it by selling when the price has gone higher than the amount you bought it. If you are having this idea running in your head then I will advise you not to buy bitcoin because bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme.
     On the other hand, if you are buying bitcoin because you are seeing bitcoin as an asset or a store of value or because your country currency is depreciating and you want to use bitcoin as an hedge to inflation...good. First of all, you should have it in mind that bitcoin is a long term investment because that is the only way that you can lessen the risk in bitcoin if you are on a long term investment. After that you should prepare yourself and plan on how much that you will use to buy bitcoin every week or monthly that wouldn't affect your monthly expenses. You should have an emergency funds available that will enable you take care of any emergency during your accumulating period. DCA regularly will help you to increase your bitcoin size and you have to set a goal on your bitcoin target so that this can enable you to be focused. You can invest for 4-10yrs and above. During investing, you can start learning the area that you will love to know more. Don't keep your bitcoin in an exchange but keep them in a non-custodial wallet.

So you're looking to get into Bitcoin? Awesome! Here's my two cents on it: Keep tabs on the market and price fluctuations, figure out how much you can reasonably invest to start, and find a solid platform to actually buy from.  I know it can seem daunting at first but Bitcoin is an exciting opportunity if you go about it carefully. Good luck with your crypto adventure!