Topic: What do people around you think about Bitcoin ? - page 51. (Read 42995 times)
I found computer illiterate members of the older generation of pensioners haven't heard about Bitcoin. The ones who refuse to go near a computer don't understand the concept when you try explaining it to them. They stop you half way through your explanation, ask "is it something to do with computers", then refuse to listen to any more of your explanation.
So, what do people around you (relatives, co-workers, co-ed, friends...) think about Bitcoin ? Please, indicate your country, so this way I'll be able to make a synthesis about what people think about Bitcoin.
For me : I come from France. My relatives think that it's criminals' tool and that since they can't touch money they don't trust it (note that those same persons are pro-banks, where you can't touch money). My friends think that it is useless and that it has no future. Both of them agree that scare them the most is the Bictoin's price volatibility.
So not so positive
. I hope that you aren't in the same situation.
For me : I come from France. My relatives think that it's criminals' tool and that since they can't touch money they don't trust it (note that those same persons are pro-banks, where you can't touch money). My friends think that it is useless and that it has no future. Both of them agree that scare them the most is the Bictoin's price volatibility.
So not so positive
. I hope that you aren't in the same situation. Jump to: