Topic: Bitcoin Awareness and Adoption Project in India (Read 184 times)

it would be great if you started by giving talks to politicians and to the political parties of India because it is the politicians who decide everything, if you win the politicians then will have a better chance of seeing bitcoin being legalized in India. I am of the opinion that giving lectures to people who do not have power in the political and governmental sphere will not have a great impact in order to reverse the decisions of the Reserve Bank of India)

I am not sure where you are getting that kind of sentiment from? What makes you think that? I'm curious so let me know.



When a new tech is physically present to spread awareness, such campaigns are much more effective than online marketing / awareness programs.

Remember, online marketing works by exploiting people's existing interest and pitching to them similar services / techs / things.
Real life physical (ooh) marketing targets to bring in people that have never heard of that service / tech / thing before.

I am not sure how it is going to be,even though Indians are good at technology they refuse to take anything new so convincing them may not be much effective but it is good effort though.

But why you need to meet them and teach?You can do that it online so it can reduce lot of expenses right.

If you include Kolkata I could lead the expedition here.

All-India Bitcoin Awareness Program

Click Here For Details & How to help.: https://tallyco.in/s/6jxzk9/

Hello guys, we have planned a Bitcoin Awareness Program in Metro-cities of India. A team of 20 individuals will be covering the following cities:

+ Delhi
+ Mumbai
+ Pune
+ Bangalore
+ Hyderabad
+ Nagpur
+ Kerala
+ Belgaum
+ Chennai

We have been granted permission to visit the Top Computer Engineering / I.T. Colleges of these Cities & Setup a 3-day Seminar for awareness of Bitcoin & Blockchain.
The Topics covered in the seminars will be:

+ Who is Satoshi Nakomoto?
+ What is Bitcoin?
+ How does it work?
+ How can one use it?
+ Bitcoin vs Fiat - Why is Bitcoin superior to traditional currency
+ How to hold Bitcoins - Cold Storage, Hardware Wallets, Hot Wallets, Exchanges etc.
+ What is HODL & 10,000 BTC Pizza.
+ Altcoins & Other Cryptocurrencies.
+ Topics which aren't listed here.
+ Question & Answers.
+ Date: Starting on March 2, 2019.

India is #2 in terms of Population, so this program will create a nation-wide Bitcoin awareness & adoption. Please help us with your kind donations, whatever you can donate will be used for Travel, Food, Books, Laptops, Projectors & other costs.

Note: Even though RBI (Reserve Bank of India) has banned the trading of Bitcoin through Banks, there is no ban on the actual use & holding of Bitcoins. You are free to use them, Hold them & buy or sell them via P2P methods.