This is exactly what I felt. The learning curve in crypto is already steep, and so many platforms make it worse by being cold or cluttered. But here, even when I asked what I thought was a really basic faucet question, someone responded with patience and even linked a tutorial. Did you find the guides on Hashhenge enough to get going, or did you need to search externally too? I watched a few YouTube videos, but honestly, the forum replies helped more. Also curious if you joined any community events or Discord channels—I'd love a more interactive way to engage.

It’s reassuring to know others have had a similar experience. I’m a complete beginner in this space, and Hashhenge was the first place where I didn’t feel dumb for not knowing things. After getting help with staking setup, I actually started helping others who posted the same questions I had. Paying it forward, I guess. For new users, I recommend starting with the faucet daily, then once you’re familiar with the wallet layout, explore the mining tab—it’s more intuitive than it looks. How long did it take you before you felt comfortable using all three features?