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RE: BitConnect loan funds have returned; not doing that again!
Thank you for posting all of this information! I am still really new to the crypto currencies and would like to invest in someway, I just have not done it yet!
My advice is, start small. Especially when testing a new wallet etc; send a very tiny amount, and once you're convinced that it works, then send more.
Also, don't "stay small", i.e. if you're buying BTC through e.g. http://coinbase.com, they have fees which are a higher percentage for smaller amounts (i.e., "volume discount"). So, once you're comfortable, you might want to instead of making weekly purchases, save them up and make a monthly purchase.
Of course, DCA (dollar cost averaging) is also a good strategy, where you'd buy a certain dollar amount every time period (e.g., month, or week if the fees are acceptable) -- that way, when the price is lower, you're buy more of it for the same dollars; and when the price is higher, you're buying less of it.
Good luck to you! Oh, and check out @haejin, he's doing some excellent analysis!
Thanks for the contact of @haejin I will be checking out their posts! I also am not sure if I feel comfortable spending $ just yet. For now I am just building up what I can here and hopefully in the future I will pull the trigger so to speak and finally start investing! Thanks again for the help and advice!