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Bitcoin day is a day for global Bitcoin activity. Every year we will try to make new global records for Bitcoin activity (which will translate to record price surges).
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar on FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. Go to the grocery store and put Bitcoin stickers on cereal boxes.
20. Make door hangers that quickly explain Bitcoin as an investment, maybe with a tiny chart of growth. Then put them on people's front doors.
21. Draw Bitcoin symbols in some old books you don't need (sometimes you can go to a yard sale and get them for less than $1 ea if you don't have any), then take them to half price books. You will even get a little money.
22. Go to the library and leave small slips of paper (or index cards) with a list of useful Bitcoin websites. Sneak them into books and leave them by computers.
23. Tweet to 10 celebrities about Bitcoin.
24. Put a bitcoin sticker in a public restroom.
25. Guide a friend through the process of buying a coin.
26. Say something here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-day-329422
27. Send a message here asking them to make an episode about Bitcoin:
https://www.facebook.com/alwayssunny
28. Create a Bitcoin design or meme that people can share, and post it to your wall.
29. More suggestions coming soon.
(To make these more fun, record yourself doing them and post them to YouTube)
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar on FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. Go to the grocery store and put Bitcoin stickers on cereal boxes.
20. Make door hangers that quickly explain Bitcoin as an investment, maybe with a tiny chart of growth. Then put them on people's front doors.
21. Draw Bitcoin symbols in some old books you don't need (sometimes you can go to a yard sale and get them for less than $1 ea if you don't have any), then take them to half price books. You will even get a little money.
22. Go to the library and leave small slips of paper (or index cards) with a list of useful Bitcoin websites. Sneak them into books and leave them by computers.
23. Tweet to 10 celebrities about Bitcoin.
24. Put a bitcoin sticker in a public restroom.
25. Guide a friend through the process of buying a coin.
26. Say something here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-day-329422
27. Send a message here asking them to make an episode about Bitcoin:
https://www.facebook.com/alwayssunny
28. Create a Bitcoin design or meme that people can share, and post it to your wall.
29. More suggestions coming soon.
(To make these more fun, record yourself doing them and post them to YouTube)
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
Interesting, keep inviting people.
Over 1,000 People Invited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keep inviting EVERYONE
Keep inviting EVERYONE
This is a very good idea to get more people into Bitcoins im defiantly gonna join the party !!
im defiantly gonna join the party !! Thank you
This is a very good idea to get more people into Bitcoins im defiantly gonna join the party !!
im defiantly gonna join the party !!
Updated Again:
Quote
Bitcoin day is a day for global Bitcoin activity. Every year we will try to make new global records for Bitcoin activity.
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar on FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. Go to the grocery store and put Bitcoin stickers on cereal boxes.
20. Make door hangers that quickly explain Bitcoin as an investment, maybe with a tiny chart of growth. Then put them on people's front doors.
21. Draw Bitcoin symbols in some old books you don't need (sometimes you can go to a yard sale and get them for less than $1 ea if you don't have any), then take them to half price books. You will even get a little money.
22. Go to the library and leave small slips of paper (or index cards) with a list of useful Bitcoin websites. Sneak them into books and leave them by computers.
23. Tweet to 10 celebrities about Bitcoin.
24. Put a bitcoin sticker in a public restroom.
25. Guide a friend through the process of buying a coin.
26. Say something here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-day-329422
27. More suggestions coming soon.
(To make these more fun, record yourself doing them and post them to YouTube)
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar on FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. Go to the grocery store and put Bitcoin stickers on cereal boxes.
20. Make door hangers that quickly explain Bitcoin as an investment, maybe with a tiny chart of growth. Then put them on people's front doors.
21. Draw Bitcoin symbols in some old books you don't need (sometimes you can go to a yard sale and get them for less than $1 ea if you don't have any), then take them to half price books. You will even get a little money.
22. Go to the library and leave small slips of paper (or index cards) with a list of useful Bitcoin websites. Sneak them into books and leave them by computers.
23. Tweet to 10 celebrities about Bitcoin.
24. Put a bitcoin sticker in a public restroom.
25. Guide a friend through the process of buying a coin.
26. Say something here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-day-329422
27. More suggestions coming soon.
(To make these more fun, record yourself doing them and post them to YouTube)
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
Over 900 People invited!!!!!!!!
Updated:
Quote
Bitcoin day is a day for global Bitcoin activity. Every year we will try to make new global records for Bitcoin activity.
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar in FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. More suggestions coming soon.
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. Go on Google maps and pick a suburban street. Type in a random street number and type it in to see if it exists on that street. Buy 10 stamps & Envelopes, then send flyers out to 10 addresses on that street.
13. Go to a shirt printing website, make a few Bitcoin shirts and give them to homeless people.
14. Find a Bitcoin flag to put up in front of your house or on the balcony of your apartment.
15. Put $10 into FB advertising for Bitcointalk,org or another Bitcoin website that can teach people a lot.
16. Send a mass text that says "Bitcoin: Fuck the Police".
17. Make online Bitcoin wallets for homeless people and tell them how they work, then tell them how to use the money at the library.
18. Change your avatar in FB & Twitter to the BTC symbol for a day.
19. More suggestions coming soon.
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
Over 800 Invited!!!!!!!
Over 700 Invited!!!!!!!!
going to make a cool bitcoin video
I moved recently and I just found out I am close to a Denver University campus. I'm going to put some flyers up there.
And as far as putting ads on buses, I bet you could just sit on the bus and sneakily tape a flyer to the back of the seat in front of you. And if you live in a town where you just pay once and get a few hours to ride, then you can get on and off and get like 8 buses. Plus the gas stations, etc that you see along the way. And you can add something like "Have any questions: @..." so people will add you on twitter to get info about Bitcoin.
I'm gonna make some business cards like that soon and make some videos of where I put them so people can do the same.
And as far as putting ads on buses, I bet you could just sit on the bus and sneakily tape a flyer to the back of the seat in front of you. And if you live in a town where you just pay once and get a few hours to ride, then you can get on and off and get like 8 buses. Plus the gas stations, etc that you see along the way. And you can add something like "Have any questions: @..." so people will add you on twitter to get info about Bitcoin.
I'm gonna make some business cards like that soon and make some videos of where I put them so people can do the same.
Put ads on buses?
That would be awesome to see! But who would fund them?
Updated:
Quote
Bitcoin day is a day for global Bitcoin activity. Every year we will try to make new global records for Bitcoin activity.
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. More suggestions coming soon.
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
The way this will be accomplished is:
1. Post on Facebook, just say something about Bitcoin or share a link.
2. Spend $10 on Vista print making business cards for something you can do to earn Bitcoins (or just telling people to go to Bitcointalk.org) or go to the library and spend 10 cents a copy making flyers. (or use your at home printer if you have one)
3. Create a local Bitcoin event for Facebook that happens at the same time and place as another event. Ex: Invite everyone to a school game, or a charity run and tie in Bitcoins. Don't try to take over the event, just recognize that people will be there and invite bitcoiners to join the celebration while using it as a safe haven for trade (instead of one on one meetings) If it is a charity you can even offer to share some of the profit from sales.
4. If you feel like you aren't capable of any of this (and I promise you are) then just go online to your favorite forum and create a thread about Bitcoin. Or go to Bitcointalk.org and join in some discussion.
5. Make a youtube video just talking about a place you spent Bitcoins or a place you would like to see accept Bitcoins. Or even record a Bitcoin purchase so other people can see how to do it.
6. Make a blog post about Bitcoin day. If you don't have a blog, go to blogger and it's easy.
7. Give someone a free Bitcoin, or sell a Bitcoin at half price.
8. Order some Bitcoin stickers and put them on windows, doors and signs. (even if you just order one sticker and put it ONE place). Imagine if a store had like 20 people in one day coming in trying to spend Bitcoins. They would keep the sticker in their window and start accepting Bitcoins.
9. During VEDA (Vlog Every Day in April) mention some Bitcoin news in your vlog every day.
10. Send emails to your favorite companies asking them to accept Bitcoins.
11. Draw a Bitcoin symbol in your car window with window paint.
12. More suggestions coming soon.
Watch this video, then imagine what Bitcoin day could do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg4mCKB3RVs
600 People Invited!!!!!!!
Like, compare this to "VEDA" or "Vlog Every Day in April" which is a thing people do in April now, where they just vlog about nothing all month.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
And three people do it, three, can you imagine, three people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin
Singin a bar of Alice's Restaurant and walking out. They may think it's an
Organization. And can you, can you imagine fifty people a day,I said
Fifty people a day "VEDA"d about Bitcoin and singin a bar of Alice's Restaurant and
Walking out. And friends they may thinks it's a movement.
And that's what it is, the Bitcoin Movement, and
All you got to do to join is start using it.
You people are ridiculous. I'm not trying to start a Bitcoin uprising, I am simply asking people to help Bitcoin for 2 days. Because not everyone realizes that Bitcoin is a community driven thing. We all need to be telling everyone about Bitcoin, they don't know what it is yet.
Like, compare this to "VEDA" or "Vlog Every Day in April" which is a thing people do in April now, where they just vlog about nothing all month.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
And three people do it, three, can you imagine, three people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin
Singin a bar of Alice's Restaurant and walking out. They may think it's an
Organization. And can you, can you imagine fifty people a day,I said
Fifty people a day "VEDA"d about Bitcoin and singin a bar of Alice's Restaurant and
Walking out. And friends they may thinks it's a movement.
And that's what it is, the Bitcoin Movement, and
All you got to do to join is start using it.
Like, compare this to "VEDA" or "Vlog Every Day in April" which is a thing people do in April now, where they just vlog about nothing all month.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
Imagine if even just 2 people "VEDA"d about Bitcoin. That's 60 new Bitcoin videos.
Shouldn't the bitcoin day be on the day the genesis block was mined?
This is just a Bitcoin trade day/creation of media day. You guys are thinking too hard with all this "Holidays are for..."
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