You are totally right. And I who works in crypto marketing services, know that launching a project, building its strategy for advertising, and coming out is not a one day deal. So now is a great time to start planning everything. Gain members, build your community, and once the market is bullish, people will recognize you and be more willing to invest in something that has been around for a while rather than in a newly created project.

As I read everything that has been said here. I see a lot of people give two main reasons for why not everyone knows about crypto. One is associated with the age of the recipient, and the second is the place where we live. 


I agree with you. About what you have said about us being the pioneers. Let's hope it will increase our profits in the future. 

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That's a good point of view. I must ask about that. But I think not many will know the answer to this question. But the other thing is, people, even if they don't understand where money comes from, use them, and it's ok with them. I wonder if the same will be happening with BTC or other cryptocurrencies. As they say, knowledge is power. Not all of us must be winners.

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People will always talk. Most of the time, it comes from jealousy and the fact that we take actions to achieve something.
In general, people don't like to see how others succeed.

What I suggest from my experience is to "dream big." Don't let anybody tell you what to do. And if they laugh or are not supportive, they are not real friends. So don't take time to bother about them.

Focus on what makes you feel good.
And there have been many times in my life when I tried something and then abandoned it because it didn't work. But I did not give up. People learn from every experience in their lives. We gain knowledge, and the next time we do something, it may be better and bring us profit.


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Nowadays, a lot of people do all or nothing. When they decide to be fit and start to, e.g., go to the gym, they start a new diet and change their whole lives for this. I see this attitude as being so demotivating. And in short time they will get rid of it and come back to their old habits. 

I would recommend to all people who would like to be healthy that they slowly change their daily routine. I like the 80/20 rule; for example, when it comes to eating, you don't need to eat 100% healthfully if you want to be fit. Eat something unhealthly from time to time ( or even every day—one cookie). Your mental state is also important. 

And don't try to change your life the way that it's hard for you. You like to run; great, do it. You don't need to go to the gym or swim. Find your way and take little steps, try to choose better options for yourself. Knowing your choice is important here.

"Hard choices make easy lives," as someone once said, and "Easy Choices make a Hard Life."

These things already happen in Europe. In my country, the government is trying to get people to get rid of paper money, by adding higher fees to their credit cards. Eg. you need to make at least 5 transactions per month using a credit card; if not, you will pay a higher fee. I even heard about situations that have place in Sweden (if I am not mistaken) when the government sees where families with children spend their money. And if they saw there were a lot of transactions for alcohol, they sent a child care worker, to see what the situation was at their home. And it all leads to it. My big concern is the fact that not many people realize that.


Here, I don't agree with you. I would say our privacy is limited, BUT - if you do your best, you can hide some of your actions and remind anonymus. Pay in cash, don't share your location with Google, and use a VPN, for example. When it comes to money that comes from crypto, I can only refer to how it is here, where I live. From the money that I earn in exchanges and there is KYC, I need to pay tax. But if I have some other money, that is not related to my (aidrops or exchanges that don't require KYC) I can withdraw this at an ATM. Some amount of money, like 1,000 euros per transaction and 15,000 euros per person per day and this is without KYC. And its up to me if I will reveal the money.

You are right. People should be careful when it comes to trying new things. And especially, they need to do research. Not spend all of their money on something just because it's popular.
Also about some coins that made a big fall: the same happens in Forex or other regular exchanges. Companies come and go, sometimes they go bankrupt.

But I also see here a chance for people from all over the world to earn money in crypto - a legit way. And it would be good if they could spend this money in their country. The one thing that is needed is good education about what crypto is and what possibilities come with it.

I hate to see where the current system is going. I live in Europe, and here the government wants to cancel all paper money and force us to pay with our credit cards.

People don't even see where it leads. Total control through the people who are in charge. No privacy.
I say no to this. I don't agree with that.

Putting aside the fact that the government already takes a huge amount of our money in taxes, I don't want them to take away our privacy or the way we want to spend our money.

This is why I see a lot of opportunities in cryptocurrency.

I totally agree with your opinion. I would always suggest to DYOR. You can go through this forum to search for investment knowledge. But I also suggest you search on Google, or if you are new to investing, read some related books to the topic. 
Another good thing is the diversification of your money - don't forget about it. 

Recently, I've been wondering, and based on the people I live with, I'd say that only 20% of them know what cryptocurrency is.
Sometimes I ask my friend or colleague if he knows what Bitcoin is, and if they're young (20-35 years old), they say, "Yes, I've heard about it. But I don't know much about it."
If I'm talking to older people (40–60), mostly they don't know what it is.

We are living in a world of big changes in every aspect of life. But do you think it will be time when cryptocurrency will come into our lives and be normal for all people? Will people be able to trust crypto?

I'm wondering what your opinion is about this.

When I think of btc, I think about freedom and oportunity that it gave me. I divesify my money, put some in btc, some in altcoins and some I keep in others non crypto investments. But I must say investments that I've made in crypto are just the most profitable.

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