Revealing your Bitcoin stash to convince someone it's legit? I get the enthusiasm, but let's be real, flashing your digital coins can be a risky move. Your friend might be cool now, but money can twist even the best friendships faster than a Rubik's cube in the hands of a speedcuber. Privacy and security are like kryptonite to bad actors, and unfortunately, some folks see your crypto holdings as tempting targets. So, let's keep your financial Fort Knox under wraps, yeah?
So, promoting Bitcoin is awesome, but there are smarter ways to do it than playing show-and-tell with your wallet. Share articles, documentaries, podcasts – anything that educates others about the tech and potential of Bitcoin without revealing your personal info. Think of it like planting knowledge seeds instead of waving around money trees.
Talk market trends, pros and cons, the whole shebang. Just keep your own investments under wraps, like a ninja keeping their secret moves hidden. Remember, everyone's got different risk tolerances, so respect their journey and let them decide for themselves.
Security first, always. Strong passwords, two-factor authentication, the whole security kit and caboodle. Don't let anyone phish you or trick you into spilling your crypto beans.
Topic: Succeeded in introducing Bitcoin to a friend (Read 1495 times)
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
If you do this, you will lose your friend and your bitcoins.Your friend is going to have a plan with some bad guys to attack you on the streets or break into your apartment at night, tie you up, gag you, torture you for three hours, threaten to kill you your family including your dog or cat, eat your food and then force you to send your bitcoin to a address. When you do, they'll disappear for ever. You'll lose so bad that you would never want to talk to anyone about bitcoin.
If you think that your innocent looking friend cannot perpetrate these things, read this - Physical Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Attacks that Have Been Reported Worldwide
This is quite scaring tbh, we definetely have to be more private when discussing the amount of bitcoin you have
But I don't have any regret nor I feel hurt from their rejections, yes, they will soon see the result form our hard work and trust with Bitcoin. They will soon to get in touch and ask how?
It may not affect you, but rejection can be difficult for some. Many people avoid introducing Bitcoin to other people for this reason. Often, they fear being rejected because other people believe it is a scam. However, once those people see positive results from investing in Bitcoin, they become interested in learning how to invest. My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
I won't take your advice as bad because you showed your friend the bitcoin investment but you didn't show your friend your wallet seed phrase. My friend also showed me his investments but I never thought negative about him and he also did not keep any secrets from me. But your friend must be aware before investing that the seed phrase of the wallet he holds is very safe. It is not just about investing but also about securing investments. I want to know from you if you are active tell me if your friend invested like 1BTC? If your friend has invested one btc using DCA method then definitely tell your friend to wait till bull market. 
Last week, an old friend of mine back then in the university in 2013 who later traveled to Canada to further his studies returned back to the country and yesterday, he coincidentally met my mum at a shopping mall and requested for my contact and my mom gave my number to him so he called and called the nickname that we both normally call ourselves back then in the university days I was so shocked to hear that and I called his original name and he answered and told me he is back from Canada and he requested we meet at a bar immediately.
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
I can't say that what you said and did was wrong. Maybe he just can't be called wise steps, because do you think if you didn't show the amount of your Bitcoin holdings, he would have an interest in Bitcoin? Chances are high that it will not be of interest.
That's why, when you showed him the amount of bitcoin you have in your wallet, he got so hyped that he might have thought that he could do it easily. But he didn't see the negative side that he could face in the future. I can even say that what you did was wise if you told him to do his own research on Bitcoin first and don't buy it first; instead, it is better that he buy it because he understands why he needs to have bitcoin. This is my opinion only.
telling the other person to learn for themselves and perhaps answer questions if he or she is having trouble is a good step. we are not salespeople to sell Bitcoin. the more people who understand Bitcoin would be good. then more and more people feel cheated by their ignorance about Bitcoin.
Last week, an old friend of mine back then in the university in 2013 who later traveled to Canada to further his studies returned back to the country and yesterday, he coincidentally met my mum at a shopping mall and requested for my contact and my mom gave my number to him so he called and called the nickname that we both normally call ourselves back then in the university days I was so shocked to hear that and I called his original name and he answered and told me he is back from Canada and he requested we meet at a bar immediately.
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
I can't say that what you said and did was wrong. Maybe he just can't be called wise steps, because do you think if you didn't show the amount of your Bitcoin holdings, he would have an interest in Bitcoin? Chances are high that it will not be of interest.
That's why, when you showed him the amount of bitcoin you have in your wallet, he got so hyped that he might have thought that he could do it easily. But he didn't see the negative side that he could face in the future. I can even say that what you did was wise if you told him to do his own research on Bitcoin first and don't buy it first; instead, it is better that he buy it because he understands why he needs to have bitcoin. This is my opinion only.
telling the other person to learn for themselves and perhaps answer questions if he or she is having trouble is a good step. we are not salespeople to sell Bitcoin. the more people who understand Bitcoin would be good. then more and more people feel cheated by their ignorance about Bitcoin.
Last week, an old friend of mine back then in the university in 2013 who later traveled to Canada to further his studies returned back to the country and yesterday, he coincidentally met my mum at a shopping mall and requested for my contact and my mom gave my number to him so he called and called the nickname that we both normally call ourselves back then in the university days I was so shocked to hear that and I called his original name and he answered and told me he is back from Canada and he requested we meet at a bar immediately.
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
I can't say that what you said and did was wrong. Maybe he just can't be called wise steps, because do you think if you didn't show the amount of your Bitcoin holdings, he would have an interest in Bitcoin? Chances are high that it will not be of interest.
That's why, when you showed him the amount of bitcoin you have in your wallet, he got so hyped that he might have thought that he could do it easily. But he didn't see the negative side that he could face in the future. I can even say that what you did was wise if you told him to do his own research on Bitcoin first and don't buy it first; instead, it is better that he buy it because he understands why he needs to have bitcoin. This is my opinion only.
Everyone should be more observant in seeing things, to create motivation so that they can achieve profits like other people get, which is normal, but we cannot just do something without calculating it first.
And if something bad happens, no one should be blamed but yourself.
Last week, an old friend of mine back then in the university in 2013 who later traveled to Canada to further his studies returned back to the country and yesterday, he coincidentally met my mum at a shopping mall and requested for my contact and my mom gave my number to him so he called and called the nickname that we both normally call ourselves back then in the university days I was so shocked to hear that and I called his original name and he answered and told me he is back from Canada and he requested we meet at a bar immediately.
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
So with excitement to hear from an old friend after so many years I just immediately took my bath and zoomed to the bar he directed me, so I got there lo and behold my old time friend. We exchanged pleasantries and started discussing about life and I told him how life have been so uneasy but that I got a job in a factory were am paid $60 for about 2 years now and i told him that my colleague at work introduced me to a forum called bitcointalk where i registered on the forum and learnt a lot of things concerning Bitcoin and i also showed him the amount of bitcoins i have stored in my wallet so far and he became curious to know about bitcoin and i explained everything i know about bitcoin and encouraged him to join me in buying and holdling bitcoin that we are awaiting the bull market after the halving so he became so furious and told me that since he knew me that I don't normally give attention to anything online (internet) but for me to hodl such huge amount of Bitcoins that it means am really serious about it so he became interested and ask me how he can buy Bitcoin as well so I told him step by step on how to buy Bitcoin and he bought Bitcoins worth $520 that is about 0.012194 btc so he told me that he wish to acquire 1 btc so I told him not to worry that he will use the DCA method to buy same amount of bitcoins at different interval then with time he will surely acquire the 1 btc.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
I can't say that what you said and did was wrong. Maybe he just can't be called wise steps, because do you think if you didn't show the amount of your Bitcoin holdings, he would have an interest in Bitcoin? Chances are high that it will not be of interest.
That's why, when you showed him the amount of bitcoin you have in your wallet, he got so hyped that he might have thought that he could do it easily. But he didn't see the negative side that he could face in the future. I can even say that what you did was wise if you told him to do his own research on Bitcoin first and don't buy it first; instead, it is better that he buy it because he understands why he needs to have bitcoin. This is my opinion only.
Telling people about Bitcoin 8s not a good plan, I have known that many Bitcoiners are a big target, so if you are telling someone about Bitcoin and the forum that shows that you are endangering your self and your assets.
Even if you do not have any Bitcoin now and you keep on telling people about Bitcoin and how it has help some people they might also think you have benefited from it, so keeping your crypto life secret from others is a good thing that you should learn.
I don't think it's a bad idea to tell others about bitcoin since I believe that doing so could help others find possible financial advantages. However, you should be careful who you disclose information to; maybe you can share it with your family, such as your siblings or kids, so that all of you can profit from it. However, in the same way that the OP did when he showed his friend the bitcoin he was holding, I don't think that was a good idea. After all, what if his friend had another friend who was also aware of bitcoin and had discussed the amount that the OP was holding in his wallet? If they were to carry out such a treacherous act, it could pose a threat to the OP.Even if you do not have any Bitcoin now and you keep on telling people about Bitcoin and how it has help some people they might also think you have benefited from it, so keeping your crypto life secret from others is a good thing that you should learn.
However, I agree that we shouldn't disclose our personal Bitcoin involvement because doing so could make us the subject of scams or hacks. Therefore, I believe that in order to reduce any security threats, we should prefer to keep such information secret.
this dear brother of mine lost some money to online Ponzi and since then he vowed to never have anything to do with online again.
I will try to introduce Bitcoin to him again, maybe he won't turn me down this time around? Since the job he is working is too hard on him and to invest on anything is getting harder.
And I know that such will always thank the person who introduced him to Bitcoin later as the coin will most likely not fail the person. Also, if the person doesn't yield, fine, that's his own cup of tea, but one thing I know is that he will surely regret it when he sees me later in the near future smiling at my bank account and online wallets.
Who cares! So it is better to be natural.
But I don't have any regret nor I feel hurt from their rejections, yes, they will soon see the result form our hard work and trust with Bitcoin. They will soon to get in touch and ask how?
this dear brother of mine lost some money to online Ponzi and since then he vowed to never have anything to do with online again.
I will try to introduce Bitcoin to him again, maybe he won't turn me down this time around? Since the job he is working is too hard on him and to invest on anything is getting harder.
And I know that such will always thank the person who introduced him to Bitcoin later as the coin will most likely not fail the person. Also, if the person doesn't yield, fine, that's his own cup of tea, but one thing I know is that he will surely regret it when he sees me later in the near future smiling at my bank account and online wallets.
Who cares! So it is better to be natural.
Motivating friends to invest in bitcoin is a much better way. start teaching them about the benefits of bitcoin for the future, by introducing them to the history of bitcoin, both the history of the bitcoin price and what the bitcoin halving moment is. So that makes them interested in investing in Bitcoin. Showing your BTC investment amount to a friend may depend on you, if he is a close friend it is okay, this will increase his trust in Bitcoin. but if he is not a close friend, it is best not to show the amount of BTC in your wallet. Sharing seed phrases is a stupid act, especially with friends, it's better not to share them with anyone. Because it's not permissible to even share with friends with one of your family members, unless you really believe it 100%.
If you can introduce investing to your friends about Bitcoin then this will really help them to be able to have good future investments. If they are interested in investing, you really have to guide them well so that your friends don't make mistakes in their recent investments they started.Showing your friends the amount of Bitcoin that you have been able to collect will certainly be better, this will make them enthusiastic to immediately try as you have done to make a profit in investing.
That's right, it's impossible for us to share our seed phrases with anyone, even if they are our close friends, and we also have to remind them of this so that they don't share their seed phrases with anyone other than family they can trust.
How about sharing my Bitcoin stack? It has two sides. It ignites that "I want in" moment. Its important to emphasize that this is their trip. Their route may differ from mine, and thats fine. Not only the destination, but the trip.
Now for the golden rule: seed phrases. I tell everyone, "Treat your seed phrase like the most valuable asset you own." Because it is. Not mistrust, but wise, secure behaviors. Remember that Bitcoin knowledge is as valuable as investment.
this dear brother of mine lost some money to online Ponzi and since then he vowed to never have anything to do with online again.
I will try to introduce Bitcoin to him again, maybe he won't turn me down this time around? Since the job he is working is too hard on him and to invest on anything is getting harder.
Motivating friends to invest in bitcoin is a much better way. start teaching them about the benefits of bitcoin for the future, by introducing them to the history of bitcoin, both the history of the bitcoin price and what the bitcoin halving moment is. So that makes them interested in investing in Bitcoin. Showing your BTC investment amount to a friend may depend on you, if he is a close friend it is okay, this will increase his trust in Bitcoin. but if he is not a close friend, it is best not to show the amount of BTC in your wallet. Sharing seed phrases is a stupid act, especially with friends, it's better not to share them with anyone. Because it's not permissible to even share with friends with one of your family members, unless you really believe it 100%.
If you can introduce investing to your friends about Bitcoin then this will really help them to be able to have good future investments. If they are interested in investing, you really have to guide them well so that your friends don't make mistakes in their recent investments they started.Showing your friends the amount of Bitcoin that you have been able to collect will certainly be better, this will make them enthusiastic to immediately try as you have done to make a profit in investing.
That's right, it's impossible for us to share our seed phrases with anyone, even if they are our close friends, and we also have to remind them of this so that they don't share their seed phrases with anyone other than family they can trust.
My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
Maybe it's smart because you no longer share your wallet seed phrase with your friends. It might not be wise if you were to share your wallet password. Like you, we may show our friends how much bitcoin we have accumulated. But anyway if your friend can invest one btc amount in the way you educated your friend about bitcoin and as told then your friend's next life will be very happy and peaceful.
The amount of BTC you have accumulated is not concerning at all, for someone who just came back from another country, $500 isn't so big to make you unsafe but while you keep buying some bitcoin avoid showing it off to anyone, stop showing it to your friend as the wallet grows, there is always a limit where people can start getting jealous.
You are the one that don't always like anything online, just like a dear brother of mine, and till today he isn't confused yet that Bitcoin is worth a investment at least, your friend probably have heard about Bitcoin before, and such people can easily follow along, this dear brother of mine lost some money to online Ponzi and since then he vowed to never have anything to do with online again.
I will try to introduce Bitcoin to him again, maybe he won't turn me down this time around? Since the job he is working is too hard on him and to invest on anything is getting harder.
You are the one that don't always like anything online, just like a dear brother of mine, and till today he isn't confused yet that Bitcoin is worth a investment at least, your friend probably have heard about Bitcoin before, and such people can easily follow along, this dear brother of mine lost some money to online Ponzi and since then he vowed to never have anything to do with online again.
I will try to introduce Bitcoin to him again, maybe he won't turn me down this time around? Since the job he is working is too hard on him and to invest on anything is getting harder.
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My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
Thank you very much for giving detailed knowledge about Bitcoin to your friend because in this case your friend knew a lot about Bitcoin and invested in Bitcoin which played an important role in Bitcoin Adoption.My question now is that is it wise that I showed him the amount of Bitcoins I have accumulated before he developed interest?
Your friend has no loss for investing in Bitcoin but in the current situation he should have made a lot of profit if he invested. Moreover, if your friend has invested in this correction and has planned with a long-term accumulation goal, then he will definitely get a lot of profit in the future.
Moreover, when your friend is very educated then he will not have any difficulty in gaining proper knowledge about Bitcoin. Many educated people are getting rich overnight by building a career on Bitcoin, if your friend can make a good career on Bitcoin, he will change the situation overnight.
Telling people about Bitcoin 8s not a good plan, I have known that many Bitcoiners are a big target, so if you are telling someone about Bitcoin and the forum that shows that you are endangering your self and your assets.
Telling people about bitcoin I don’t see it as bad thing the only place it could be consider as a bad things is if the people don’t have interest in bitcoin but if I see those who have interest in bitcoin I can render them my knowledge tell them how it works and what they could expect from it. The place where it’s bad is when you start telling people I hold this and I hold that of bitcoin which will bring eyes on you and you can fall into danger of losing them all as a result of being targeted by thefts, another way which I also see talking to others about bitcoin as bad thing is if they are not interested and you are trying to convince them to do what they don’t want to do and if they in anyway lose funds you will be the first person they will point finger on.
However, your warning has personal resonance. I always believed in "speak little, act intelligently". I agree that discussing one's assets can draw attention and make one a target. Sharing enthusiasm while protecting privacy is tricky. Digital wealth safety is crucial.
Persuasion is a responsibility, I've realized. Bitcoin should be introduced gently to encourage curiosity rather than pressure. Sharing information and experiences, then allowing kids make their own decisions, is key. Bitcoin should be pursued out of interest and conviction, not coercion.
Bitcoin is not hype investment and not necessary to show our bitcoin accumulate to make other interested for investing in bitcoin, actually we don't get commission when asking the other for investing in bitcoin but educate as level your possibility is enough make your friend understand with bitcoin. Not good ideas pressure them have invest in bitcoin with your promising in the future bitcoin price will up drastically, better give educates two side of bitcoin not only about profitable but also potential loss investment with bitcoin when price dropping.
Appreciated with many people try to educate their friend, their people about advantage of bitcoin but are you imagine when most of them investing in bitcoin and price later drop? are them have ready with mentality pressure when bitcoin drop get panic for selling bitcoin or not.
Appreciated with many people try to educate their friend, their people about advantage of bitcoin but are you imagine when most of them investing in bitcoin and price later drop? are them have ready with mentality pressure when bitcoin drop get panic for selling bitcoin or not.
I think it's normal for you to show him your Bitcoin, not a problem, unless you tell him your private key of your storage wallet 
. You are convincing him about buying and holding Bitcoin, so showing him whether you store Bitcoin or not is a proof of your persuasion. No one will believe you if you don't own any Bitcoin and always convince others to buy it, right? A little aside, your post is quite long, but I feel that many parts of it do not fit together, and the content you want to convey I think does not need to be written that long, that is my personal opinion.
. You are convincing him about buying and holding Bitcoin, so showing him whether you store Bitcoin or not is a proof of your persuasion. No one will believe you if you don't own any Bitcoin and always convince others to buy it, right? A little aside, your post is quite long, but I feel that many parts of it do not fit together, and the content you want to convey I think does not need to be written that long, that is my personal opinion.Jump to: