No, when I used Bitcoin for the first time, I was recommended it to my friends, but now I would rather know about it after it is approved as a currency in my country.
One of the most important advantages of Bitcoin is the speed, low fees, and international transactions. All these features are not what my family and friends are looking for.
So the situation is different from one person to another but I do not advise you to tell them about Bitcoin as an investment or quick profit.
Also, you must have convincing reasons for decentralization, mining, who controls it, why its price high, and some technical aspects before recommended.
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I told my family and friends about bitcoin but I didn't encouraged them to invest to bitcoin again. I advised them to get somehow even a very small fraction of it.
But because after few days they showed no interest on it, I stopped telling, convincing and mentioning bitcoin to anyone.
We do have the appetite to that this very risky market but we can't tell if the person we're talking is ready to do whether they are our friends or relatives.
But because after few days they showed no interest on it, I stopped telling, convincing and mentioning bitcoin to anyone.
We do have the appetite to that this very risky market but we can't tell if the person we're talking is ready to do whether they are our friends or relatives.
Nope. Never "recommended" bitcoin to my family and I will never will(if you're talking about me recommending them to invest in it). I only mentioned it once and explained it's advantages over fiat and that's pretty much it. No need to shove bitcoin down their throats. If they're interested enough, they're going to look it up online.
I won't because crypto market is full of risks and if they join this market and lose funds, they will blame me. I don't want to become a sinner.
Yes i have, but to my main family and close friends only.
I said "there is a digital currency and will be bigger in millenial era right now. Because almost everything is going to be digital, conventional currencies will be left behind.
So now its good chance to join or invest in Bitcoin because it has great future.
And if you want to study, you can study while you can earn money from doing some campaign or bounty in here."
Then they are very interested.
I said "there is a digital currency and will be bigger in millenial era right now. Because almost everything is going to be digital, conventional currencies will be left behind.
So now its good chance to join or invest in Bitcoin because it has great future.
And if you want to study, you can study while you can earn money from doing some campaign or bounty in here."
Then they are very interested.
Recently, I introduced Bitcoin to my friends. Some friends accepted it with pleasure, but some told me that Bitcoin is a bubble.
So, I wanna know whether you have ever recommended Bitcoin to your friends or family?
So, I wanna know whether you have ever recommended Bitcoin to your friends or family?
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