First, you need to download a wallet that acceplt your local currency. In the U.S. coinbase is the most popular. Google search should point you in the right direction. After setting up your wallet, you'll be able to contribute funds. After contributing funds, you can use other wallets to diversify your coin/token holdings. These are general instructions and I've helped a couple of my friends begin. They're both really pleased. Reply is you need any more help.
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Thank. This is helpful. Question for you. There are many different types of wallets. Some are virtual some are actual. Which ones do you recommend and are all of the virtual ones the same. Which ones do you recommend? Also I am outside of the US (American but I live in Thailand and may be moving to Singapore in February). I am researching how I can purchase from here. Have a meeting with someone here tomorrow and I will update. Thanks in advance.
I too am fairly new to this, I've been trading for less than a year so I can't give you financial advice. However, yes there are virtual and hard wallets. I use a few virtual wallets and haven't yet seen the need for a digital one. I watch David Hay crypto riot on you tube, I also follow the dollar vigilante Jeff Burwuck. They have videos about hard and paper wallets. I think you first must start with a virtual wallet to purchase the coins then transfer to hard wallet. There are ATMs that sell Bitcoin but I've not yet seen or used them. Keep researching for yourself that way you can become better educated in your decisions.
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/cryptocurrency-wallet-guide/
I hope this stears you in finding answers.
Thanks a million. Taking your great advice!