Topic: Introducing the Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 309 times)

Trading is not for everyone to be honest, not everyone has the time to watch the prices, someone has to do other things right? I don't necessarily agree with OP because I believe in the diversity and uniqueness of personality of each individual, it is difficult to categorize them on a set in stone category, you need data gathering and data compilation to create a systematic category that has data backing up your category. You do not need to force them into believing into something, introduce them and let them decide, this is a free world of some sort right and everyone can and should make their own decisions.

There are many misconceptions about bitcoin at present,which is why many people do not want to know bitcoin well and they think that trading of bitcoin is very risky.I believe that bitcoin will continue to be such a person, but bitcoin will move towards a better future at its own pace.

The problem is that most of them don't want to know about bitcoin. They are usually lazy or too stuck in their own ways that don't want to change. Also they don't want to see the corruption in the banking system they use so the incentive to use bitcoin is not there for them (which happens to be the reason why some people only care about the price).

I think you mean bitcoin because cryptocurrencies aka altcoins are dying every day.

In 2008, Bitcoin was created as a concept by an anonymous developer under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, who posted a paper outlining the currency to a mailing list of cryptography The paper details a decentralized system without issuing authority that would function as both an exchange means but also as an anonymous and completely accessible log of all transactions (known as the blockchain).

The value will be generated by people running a client that would "mine" value by verifying transactions, which allows users to devote processing time to validate trades. The use of Bitcoin may be driven by a variety of features, including privacy, politics, anonymity and its usage of illegal activities. Therefore, studying group dynamics is made even more complicated than even such pseudonymous or avatar based communities as Habbo Hotel, World of Warcraft or Second Life. The ethical implications of studying such communities raise similar problems as those of Tor, Anonymous [38], Lulzsec and other anonymous hacker communities [39]. Journalistic accounts of BitCoin markets are largely subject to sensationalism, hype and inaccuracy,Even more so than in the earlier Second Life hype period, aggravated by the first anonymity problem. Ideally, a currency that is decentralized should be politically neutral and aspire to be effective.

The type of people who are interested when the price of bitcoin starts to rise and continues to rise are the ones who are late in making decisions. When the price of bitcoin rose so fast they started to enter and invest in Bitcoin and they were also trapped in FOMO so that when the price of bitcoin started to fall they panicked and sold it. Of course, it was a bad decision and only a disadvantage.

I was more interested when the price of bitcoin started to drop to the bottom and bought it and then sold it at the highest price. It will be a good choice and it will be more profitable.

First you need to introduce by comparing Bitcoin with Fiat money and Bank.

Bitcoin is just same as fiat money to pay something that you want to buy (as currencies), but the difference is Bitcoin is volatile while Fiat money is quite stable.

Bitcoin "be your own bank" no one can control your money, while Bank is centralized entity and can control your money if you send to them (just like centralized exchanges).

Introduce too about both advantages and disadvantages of Bitcoin

Privacy, Decentralized, Technology, Safe, and Volatility is the advantages of Bitcoin.
Hard to understand, Not Tech-savvy, and Not friendly is the disadvantages of Bitcoin.

I believe that if a person doesn't interested on it then there is no reason for us to spend some time with them and introducing this kind of thing.
If they aren't interested then let them be. After all, we aren't affected if they aren't interested right?? We don't need people who aren't interested into Bitcoin. Let them be close minded. We need people who wants to support Bitcoin.

I like your agenda of introducing Bitcoin to those who aren't interested but as you said already, they aren't interested so do you think that they will listen to you if you introduce it to them?
Overall, different people have different perspective with regards to Bitcoin and we have a right to choose either of the 3. Crypto will never die for sure as long as there is supporters on it which it has.

Before now, the number of people in number 3 was much but nowadays it looks like it is declining, because the price increase came as a surprise, the way institutional investors got involved also came as a surprise and lastly the way many platforms started adopting it also came as a surprise, therefore when this category of people considers this, they will understand that Bitcoin is worth getting involved with as well as being trustworthy. Therefore I think this group of people only needs more proofs and more understanding of Bitcoin potential to get involved with it.  
In the same way, the category of people in number 2 are not really interested in Bitcoin, they are only here to see how far Bitcoin will go and when it dumps, they show their true colours of saying things that are not good; like if they are truly interested in Bitcoin, they will at least hold some and sell when it pumps, or at least be a short term holder. Also, someone who is not Interested when Bitcoin price drops then becomes Interested when Bitcoin price goes up, shows something doesn't add up.

Nah, we really don't need to let them know what bitcoin is, they may have known bitcoin for years and still remain doubtful about it, those are haters, and as the saying goes, "haters gonna hate", so it's better not to persuade them because they have close their mind about what bitcoin is. Besides, its their lost, not ours. People like Warren Buffet, who said that bitcoin is a "rat poison", and no matter what kind of argument we presented, he wouldn't understand or chooses not to.

To make  them understand you need to show the proof of profits in order to  get their attentions since many people are into earnings rather than learnings that's why we need to see how big the possibilities that they can earn with it if they will study more about tradings and other important  things that they needed to do.  Also if we teach people we should not forget to tell the scams so that they will not fall on Ponzi schemes around here.

There are three typs of human;

1. Some People devoted to the Bitcoin
2. Some People are only interested when Bitcoin prices goes up
3. Some people are not interested and trust Bitcoin.

So we have to focus on 3th group to make them understand what is the philosophy behind Bitcoin. We have to introduce the  bitcoin and try to help them to understand, trust and use Bitcoin. people blongs to the 2nd group will never defend Bitcoin if they saw a price down.

This is a kind of war between conventional money and cryptocurrencies. I blieve that cryptos will never die.