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May 14, 2023, 09:26:12 PM |
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In as much as bitcoin is yet to gain the much publicity and awareness it desires, all forms and mediums of communication are welcomed as long as they stand for the sole goal and aim of promoting the bitcoin movement.
OP has done well likewise whoever made that logo out there. I have read comments here about the logo but at least you should know that this medium adopted is very daring and I strongly believe it would last longer looking at the material used and the way it was produced.
My stand on this is, irrespective of the fact that this method has been adopted by many but it seems to be an easier way to communicate with the public, passersby, and close by vendors rather than walking from shop to shop, house to house, wanting to talk to anyone who passes by the roadside telling them about bitcoin. This is more of a better way to reach out to the masses. Every single individual who passes there would definitely be attracted by that big massive logo just like one of the posters here said and it would definitely attract them leading to their curiosity to know more about Bitcoin which would take them further into googling about Bitcoin. If in a day out of the hundreds of people that passes there ten persons minimum are being onboarded as a result of their curiosity and interest, that would be very massive because they too would also go about the bitcoin adoption campaign in their various locality.
Whether this format is old or new it does not matter as long as it is doing the work for which it was designed that is what matters. If this could be replicated in bitcoin-friendly nations with no Bitcoin restrictions, I think there would likely be an increase in bitcoin adoption. This could go along way.
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