Are there many women who wear bitcoin? As far as I mostly wear bitcoin is a man and rarely even almost no women who wear bitcoin ??  I wear it all the time and use it all the time  |
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How to motivate women to use bitcoin? Easy! Just give it to them and show them where they can spend it.
Sure, Women are generally an enigma.. But I know one thing for sure.. They LOVE to spend money.
Seeing as how bitcoin is basically money I can't imagine it would be to hard to get women to use it assuming you show them how and where to.
This thread is silly imho, We just need more shops offering clothes and jewelry and then et our wives/girlfriends buy things off them with our BTC.
Problem solved!
Exactly. This is like asking "How to motivate women to use USD?" Women like money just like men and they also like investing for their future. Surprise! |
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Most of bitcoin girl are escort, i rarely find the real bitcoin girl and i'm not sure if they care with bitcoin things i mean like mining, trading or even it's develop, but its good to see many escort going addpoted bitcoin as payment, as we know that pseudoanonymous its a good choice for their costumer what? really? most women into bitcoin are escorts? This is certainly not a strategy to get more women interested in bitcoin, or use this message board. Considering that women take up about 50% of the planet's population you may want to find a way to get them more interested. |
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2009-2011 = epic early adopters - brilliant innovators and keen sense of the future of the technology
2012-2014 = very early adopters - people with instinct to understand potential and also attracted to price action
2015 = still early adopters - people getting on board from what the believers and innovators built
After Bitcoin goes mainstream = way too late
At the end of the day this is all relative based on the price. If it goes ballistic to 1mill/coin than anyone under 1K is an early adopter.
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yes we do, why wouldn't we? I am a web developer but I guess that would be a surprise too.
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i dont mind google would do anything to bitcoin since they didn't even accept bitcoin in their services and probably google building quantum pc for mining purpose , i have a positive thinking by the way
sure, but count on it that although Google ignores Bitcoin publicly they are most likely all over it secretly and NOT calling their punches. I find Googles silence both troubling and exciting |
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It is true, he / she / group designed it so that we are all satoshi, we are all our own bank. No centralization. Same thing when Anonymous says "We are all Anonymous".
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This is what the group Anonymous says "We are all Anonymous". Never a dull moment with Bitcoin.
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I can't imagine that the real Satoshi would be interested in "taking down" Bitcoin because it was such an amazing creation and has such positive possibilities for the world. This Craig Wright situation only makes me hope that the real Satoshi does not come forward due to the disruption it can create to Bitcoin in general.
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I agree with the "NO". I can't imagine that the real Satoshi, or group of coders, would come out this late in the game. What would be the point. This person or group seems quite modest and Mr. Wright does not seem that way.
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Thank you  |
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I attempt to put my email as private in my account settings but it continues to show my email address with my posts. I do not want this. Do I have to reach a certain amount of posts to get this privacy option?? thank you in advance.
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hmmm, not sure what to think of this but most likely not.
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Once the media start to cover Bitcoin related news, it always goes like this - Criminals use Bitcoin to extort companies, Bitcoin is the top currency for terrorists etc. They haven't said anything about the features that Bitcoin has that will benefit the people. According to them Bitcoin is the currency of criminals and terrorists only.
Yeah, that's true. Also, don't forget that is used for money laundering ! Sadly they don't bring us some new members (this is a bit sectary to talk like this  )... I think that if people take the time to research it more and discover the amazing things it can do for the world as far as currency, then they might jump on board. Ironically my mom, who is in her 70s, is going to buy her first Bitcoin around Christmas. She has listened to me about it for months and seems to grasp the possibilities. She likes it! But I am still surprised at my Seattle techie friends for not knowing anything about it. |
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People just don't seem to know and I don't talk about it much. I asked one of my database developer friend in Seattle what he and his friends (20 and 30 somethings) thought about Bitcoin and he said he did not know about it and none of his friends had mentioned it. I was surprised that among that age group, and in Seattle, that they were not privy to it. I told him to do some research. I just don't think many people know - which might be good news that the price is as high as it is with not much exposure.
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definitely mobile payments. I agree with above posters that it is the future. Much easier than debit.
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I am a front end developer and major tech enthusiast. I did not get involved until a year ago, after many years of NOT following up on it and reading about it. I had heard about it several times, not until I read about it did I truly understand how amazing it is. I immediately could grasp the planet changing consciousness it has the potential to bring in terms of money and how people all over the world could benefit. My enthusiasm, despite ups and downs, has not wavered.
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Thank you for the explanation of rankings. Look forward to the board.
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The possibilities of dogecoin are interesting. The price has not gone down that much so it still has possibilities?
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Mine stay in online vault with 48 hour waiting period to remove along with several verifications. Feels pretty safe at this point.
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