I found my reason, you can also find yours if you try

[justdimin]

Try it out and let's see, you will have your answer, that you are still so early to acquire some Bitcoin, we have a very way to go before Bitcoin finally become mainstream.

Be calm and keep buying small portion of a BTC, the future is looking brighter than ever.

Having some understanding about bitcoin and the price of bitcoin is not that related. You can meet with 1 million people on the street who wouldn't afford to invest 10 million dollars together, whereas there could be one dude who is willing to invest 100 million just himself, that means that meeting people on the road makes no sense and not the greatest way.

Additionally, we are at a marketcap where if we do 10x that would be gold marketcap, meaning that more than 10x is very difficult for bitcoin to achieve, so we can't possibly assume that would be the best way to move forward, I am not saying that we shouldn't do it, but I think its going to be something that will take a while and we are not going to really see this change all that easily at all.

[Dailyscript]

knowing about airdrop doesn't mean one knows about Bitcoin.
In the airdrops many just care about pursuing the shitcoin and selling their data (especially those that warrant KYC)
So why would they even care about Big old Bitcoin
When it doesn't have airdrops

My first involvement in crypto was through airdrops, and that was when airdrops were still very rewarding. I expanded my knowledge in crypto through self-research, and that could have never been done if airdrop hadn't brought me in contact with cryptocurrency. Although most people are too lazy to even study the origin of what they are doing or how to come about crypto, the rest of them care about how to earn that free money by doing the simple task they are asked to do.

Participating in airdrops is one way lots of people got interested in Bitcoin. All the airdrops are participated in my beginning stage of cryptocurrency were altcoins and most of them were very disappointing. But later on, I discovered that i learned a lot in the process. I was able to understand the different networks and how to transact using them. I also understood the difference between centralized exchange and decentralized exchange, IEO, ICO, and IDO. All these terms mentioned sounded very strange to me at the early stage. However, now is difficult for some to list 50 terminologies in the crypto space i cannot fully identify and explain 45 correctly.

[Majestic-milf]

The thing is that many have heard about Bitcoin, but what quality of knowledge and information do they have? Now many people have heard about Bitcoin but do not trust it because they consider it a big financial pyramid.

I believe if you want something you'd go for it no matter how limited the information is about that thing. Like I said, it's a matter of interest. The way I see Bitcoin to gain more adoption is if it becomes a mandatory financial tool in a country that you can't do without.

People have also heard a lot about NFTs and memecoins, but they are also considered useless and dangerous technologies. And I cannot agree with them on this. Because both are more like speculative instruments.

I won't blame them either. Heck, I'd be hesitant to put my money in some of these new meme coins too.