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Primarily, through social media. Intranet in the company and finally, by word of mouth. Print newspaper readers normally would have the least knowledge on bitcoin.
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I don't see how bitcoin would eliminate unemployment. There would always be LAZY people, regardless of nationality. In fact, most people that are not into bitcoin are just too lazy to do research on how it works. And yet spends a lot of time on Facebook.
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Bitcoin is the thing of the future. Scammers know this, that's why law enforcement agencies should at least try to keep up with the syndicates.
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In third world countries, where political and economic uncertainties is the norm, cash or gold will always be king. Civil wars would render paper money useless and without internet infrastructure, no bitcoin. Gold will remain as trading currency.
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Maybe in the next few years when bitcoin becomes mainstream. They would incorporate bitcoin in their a mobile and internet banking services. Bitcoin kiosks or station would also be good idea.
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Yes! Never put all your eggs in one basket. You should diversify your investments. Stocks, bonds, gold, real estate, bitcoins...
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That would be a great idea! Haven't seen one yet or have known any country or bank that has bitcoin ATMs. It would be of great to have them on airports. Also on coffee or Internet cafes.
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I would buy gold using my earnings from bitcoin. Gold is the standard trading currency since the beginning of time. In the event of a major disaster, man-made or natural, paper money and electronic currencies would be virtually worthless. Gold would still be the standard.
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I was invited to an event at the Mariott in Manila earlier this year. I thought it was just one those product launches by a MLM company. Once there, I was surprised by the presence of foreigners, mostly Europeans. No idea what the product is until some guy explained it to me like I'm in grade school, which was fine with me.
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I don't think so. Banks nowadays provide services other than safeguard and lend money. The big ones right now are already planning on how can they add bitcoin into their system. That shows how much potential they see in BTC.
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coins.ph is what I use here in the Philippines. It believe it is the first (and only?) bitcoin wallet in the country.
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Yes, for now. But adding bitcoin, along with the stock market and FX in the school curriculum is a good start.
It's quite a challenge enough for me to encourage my educated friends and relatives to invest in the stock market.
What more for bitcoin who has a fraction of the media coverage of the stock market?
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In third world countries where "Cash is King", electronic money still has a long way to go before it becomes the norm.
But putting bitcoin, stock market and foreign exchange in the school curriculum would be a good start.
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Just about the same time to start investing in the stock market...Now!
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Just let them be. Show them the profit you are getting, I'm sure they will be interested too.
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