Topic: When you try explain crypto to a non tech person! - page 4. (Read 704 times)
Non-tech person will not understand what is bitcoin and how the blockchain works, simply trying to tell them that bitcoin is a payment method for purchasing stuff online and also they can hold them as an investment tool since the price is speculative. They might ask you some question such as a mining process, I think it's better if you can show some video from youtube while you explain to them, that's what I did explaining bitcoin to people in my circle.
For me it was never easy to deal with this type of situation, because I have always been a person with a tendency to speak with a very technical and high language, so it was always quite complicated for my interlocutors to try to understand the basic concepts related to cryptocurrencies and bitcoin.
Now I have learned that it is easier for people to understand bitcoin from the perspective of its advantages as an effective and practical substitute for the current economic model based on fiat money, because as we all do in the real economy, we do not need understand in detail how the banking system works to use our money or our credit or debit cards in an appropriate way.
Now I have learned that it is easier for people to understand bitcoin from the perspective of its advantages as an effective and practical substitute for the current economic model based on fiat money, because as we all do in the real economy, we do not need understand in detail how the banking system works to use our money or our credit or debit cards in an appropriate way.
I've dealt with people who are non tech who's willing to get into cryptocurrencies.
What I'm teaching them is on how to use an exchange app so that if they want to buy, they can just see their balance on their own. That's the most basic part of teaching and also I'm telling them on how volatile the market is and on how they should store their crypto's better on a wallet where they hold private keys and exchange's app doesn't have that.
What I'm teaching them is on how to use an exchange app so that if they want to buy, they can just see their balance on their own. That's the most basic part of teaching and also I'm telling them on how volatile the market is and on how they should store their crypto's better on a wallet where they hold private keys and exchange's app doesn't have that.
I love the looks i get when i try to explain crypto to a non tech person! How do you guys deal with situations like these?
For me, I try to explain it in a short way that I can make sure that he or she can understands what I am saying. Sometimes if that person don't really understand, that's when I gave an example that that person knows what I am using as an example. At the end if that person understands what I said about crypto currency all is cool.
Hmm. For me in explaining the cryptocurrency in non tech person , we should start to the basic what is the concept of cryptucrrency and its essentials in our society to inform them that this matter really cares for our future.
I don't tell anyone about cryptocurrency. People are very distrustful of the Bitcoin and believe that cryptocurrency is a fraud
It is very difficult to explain, because many people do not care how they will continue to live, why then the majority of people believe that they will have everything steadily and they clearly do not think about tomorrow.
I love the looks i get when i try to explain crypto to a non tech person! How do you guys deal with situations like these?
Nobody understands anything. Even those who have relations with the IT sphere can not understand.
More precisely, they can understand the technology, and they know what the Hash function is, but they can not correlate the price of bitcoin and the technology.
I'm horrible at explaining such things, it either end up as "So it's a scam, right" or "So it's like digital gold, right?" and that makes me really angry! At least with my friends, I'm done...
This is a real test. A person simply does not understand how money can not be on a credit card and not in his hands. His brain does not want to be aware of such information and the reality of such technologies.
I have never faced such situation in my life, so it is tough for me to judge, but I guess I would say something among the lines of “Do you have webmoney or paypal? Yeah, so crypto is just like that only with other names”
Personally, I'm not trying to explain yourself to anyone. I had a period when I said that it is very cool and explained what are cryptocurrencies. But more often come to me and begin to impose their opinion that Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme and that cryptocurrency is shit. After that, I want to send such people, but I calmly answer, "Well, I agree with you, but while you were telling me, a few people with the help of cryptocurrencies were able to make a profit the size of your salary."
I love the looks i get when i try to explain crypto to a non tech person! How do you guys deal with situations like these?
Explaining crypto to people who do not want to know it is a waste. If anyone asks about crypto, I will try to explain it very simply, especially to people who do not understand technology.
Explaining about cryptocurrency into a non tech person are not easy at all, because mostly of them don't really knows on how crypto business contributes good financial income, and majority of them curiously on which the financial or funding of cryptocurrency business came from.
cryptocurrency currency is very easy to be understood and understood by everyone. I just told them that investment in crypto will improve the economy in the future, then I try to give understanding to them such as:
1. understanding of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
2. how does cryptocurrency and blockchain technology work?
3. advantage of using cryptocurrency
4. types of cryptocurrency
5. how to avoid theft or fraud from cryptocurrency
1. understanding of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
2. how does cryptocurrency and blockchain technology work?
3. advantage of using cryptocurrency
4. types of cryptocurrency
5. how to avoid theft or fraud from cryptocurrency
The fact is that you don't need to be a genius if you wish to understand how the cryptocurrency world functions. Many people around the world these days(Tech or non-tech) are expressing their interest in crypto these days due to the spike in the value of Bitcoin and other altcoins. The basic fact is that cryptocurrencies are associated with money which itself helps people gain interest automatically. Best way to try and explain crypto to a tech or non-tech person is lead them to the best cryptocurrency forum around(Bitcointalk) and tell them to check out the various threads in this forum.
I will tell the non tech person that crypto is created by math not by centeral bank. No one can change the speed of making money not like decided by the central bank.
And centeral bank has much lower rate in inflation.
And centeral bank has much lower rate in inflation.
Actually, as a non-technical person, I am not very familiar with encryption technology. People around me just use cryptocurrency as an investment tool. But I think encryption technology is very valuable and will change our world in the future.
I start with blockchain , then slowly slowly explain steps.How to use , how to investment,whats the benefits etc.
It's nothing special. To me, I don't feel any special. Cause I actually feel pity for them cause the are really missing out. Most people have the opportunity to learn coding and other technical stuffs, while the others may not have the opportunities, so it's best to not have any special feeling about it and help out in any way you can.
You are right. There is nothing special in being a techie person and the other person is not. I feel it's a privilege and one should use it well. There is no use in feeling pompous about it, instead use the opportunity and education the other person who knows less about technology. The world is growing fast in technology and there are still some people who are really lacking behind in technology.
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