How we can introduce bitcoin to local people

[Nimbulan]

Anyone who has little interest in anything related to the internet will have no interest in bitcoin as well. So you're talking about these local people, it depends on the type of people they are. I've tried to tell some people about Bitcoin that I see as local and they're not always interested, just say it's meant for us computer geeks. Such types of people I'm talking about are those who concentrate on the mainstream society and have no interest in computer and online stuff, and they can hardly be persuaded.

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[rekinthis]

Probably I think the best way to do that is to make Bitcoins a subject in schools on the topic of computer science, and so it can touch all people. And it could also be taught to children from their early lives, and they could also tell their parents. At the same time, you should remember that you can tell your family members about it first and then talk about telling someone else because it all begins with your family. Try to tell your elders how important it is, and then you can have workshops about Bitcoins in your school or university.

[sayaya17]

The easiest way so that other people can be interested in bitcoin, we can start from giveaway or airdrop even bounty to make them interested in using bitcoin. Because most people will be interested if given money for free. This way will be easy to attract them. You can spread it on your social media sites like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Usually after that they will ask more deeply about bitcoin.

[Polar91]

The easiest way so that other people can be interested in bitcoin, we can start from giveaway or airdrop even bounty to make them interested in using bitcoin. Because most people will be interested if given money for free. This way will be easy to attract them. You can spread it on your social media sites like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Usually after that they will ask more deeply about bitcoin.

Would you consider bounty as giving free money? I rather not, because you need to exert effort and time, basically you are working to earn and people doesn't like that if that is the way for us to introduce crypto to them. In addition, airdrops most of the time, aren't really providing money, I've joined allot of airdrops before but only few provides good amount for an airdrops, and still many, have really low value. So to consider, introducing bitcoin to local people is much more effective with the traditional market advertisement by simple showing them bitcoin logo with merch's that we have.

[andycarrol]

The easiest way so that other people can be interested in bitcoin, we can start from giveaway or airdrop even bounty to make them interested in using bitcoin. Because most people will be interested if given money for free. This way will be easy to attract them. You can spread it on your social media sites like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Usually after that they will ask more deeply about bitcoin.

Would you consider bounty as giving free money? I rather not, because you need to exert effort and time, basically you are working to earn and people doesn't like that if that is the way for us to introduce crypto to them. In addition, airdrops most of the time, aren't really providing money, I've joined allot of airdrops before but only few provides good amount for an airdrops, and still many, have really low value. So to consider, introducing bitcoin to local people is much more effective with the traditional market advertisement by simple showing them bitcoin logo with merch's that we have.

by seeing my success they will ask questions about what I have done, I often get questions like that, because I just stay at home not working but have lots of money.
and here I introduce bitcoin to some friends and the neighbor. I gathered several people who were interested to come to my home like I did a presentation in front of them. I think this method is very easy because people will be surprised if you always stay at home and have a lot of money.

[TedMosby]

Hi, today I met my friend from senior high school. When i told him about bitcoin, he said that he was a victim of bitcoin.
So I asked him, when did he know about bitcoin? He said, he joined to this crypto space when the bitcoin price hit around $14,000. Since then, he never interested anymore with bitcoin.

IMO, no matter how simple/complex you educate people about bitcoin, if it give them bad impression, they will think it is a scam. Mostly when you try to educate conservative people.

So, i think it’s better to educate people about the blockchain even bitcoin is easier to explain.
At least we need to provide proper portion for blockchain explanation.

[FaithInCrypto]

Hi, today I met my friend from senior high school. When i told him about bitcoin, he said that he was a victim of bitcoin.
So I asked him, when did he know about bitcoin? He said, he joined to this crypto space when the bitcoin price hit around $14,000. Since then, he never interested anymore with bitcoin.

IMO, no matter how simple/complex you educate people about bitcoin, if it give them bad impression, they will think it is a scam. Mostly when you try to educate conservative people.

So, i think it’s better to educate people about the blockchain even bitcoin is easier to explain.
At least we need to provide proper portion for blockchain explanation.

Bitcoin left an impression here locally when it reached ATH. Scammers took advantage of Bitcoins' popularity back then and established different kinds of investments here and there, with Bitcoin as their main product since they use it to convince people. After a few months, different claims and cases are in the news, and of course Bitcoin as the headline. I've noticed different establishments who use Bitcoin as one of their mode of payment that time but after that, they disappeared. They probably don't want to be associated with Bitcoin anymore since the negativity is everywhere.

Two years ago, it was very easy to convince anyone and join Bitcoin but now, it is not an easy thing to do.

[chaoscoinz]

I'll probably catch a lot of lack for this one, but I strongly believe in Facebook's project Libra token and platform.
I think most of the world uses Facebook or Instagram so having Libra platform could help introduce and educate the masses about cryptocurrencies as a whole/collective. Some say that Facebook is way too big as it is, but I reasonably believe that in order to maximize adoption of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, you have to use a platform that is able to reach many people at once.
   Libra will be a Stablecoin, so people hadn't need to worry much about volatility as they do with Bitcoin.
I predict Libra will be successful if the U.S Congress gives the project a solid green light to launch.

[carriebee]

Tbh I don't see the point...Firstly it might be so hard, some people, especially older ones aren't interested in such technology, I bet that some of them even
don't understand how bank transfers work. Cryptocurrencies are complicated stuff, not for all people, it doesn't make sense to introduce it by force

There's no need to introduce bitcoin by force, as others are really not interested in crypto. Some may have interest and some doesn't want to be involved in bitcoin. In me I just introduce to my closest friends and love ones about bitcoin then they become interested and want to learn more. We cannot please others to know bitcoin as long you do your part to spread awareness about it if other people do not want it to let them be.

[AakZaki]

One day, I think to myself about how to spreads bitcoin to other people. After I create threads https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191717.0, I see many of us don't try or don't have time to come into a gathering or make a meetup. So how we can introduce bitcoin to local people in our country if we are not trying to tells them about bitcoin? I know that will related to the regulations in every countries but we can introduce to our close friend so they will spread it into their closest friends too.
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As I have experienced when I want to introduce Bitcoin to those closest to me, I started by showing half of the benefits of bitcoin trading so he was curious and wanted to learn about it.  Until now I often do gatherings for friends who want to know what Bitcoin is.  the number continues to grow because the conversation between friends continues. 

and sometimes we do social activities like giving help to people in need, together with the community and carrying a banner and uniform T-shirt that says Bitcoin, that's where I meet new people because they are curious about what Bitcoin is.

[@prashant]

My personal experience tells me that do not introduce btc to general public and if you are so desperate then tell to some IT guy only. General public loves when they hear their money can be increased so fast but they refused or afraid to invest in btc. The big problems is that we have to educate them about their wallet and address concept so it is little frustrating but if we are doing meetup or event then it can good way to increase their awareness.

[FairUser]

The easiest way so that other people can be interested in bitcoin, we can start from giveaway or airdrop even bounty to make them interested in using bitcoin. Because most people will be interested if given money for free. This way will be easy to attract them. You can spread it on your social media sites like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Usually after that they will ask more deeply about bitcoin.

Would you consider bounty as giving free money? I rather not, because you need to exert effort and time, basically you are working to earn and people doesn't like that if that is the way for us to introduce crypto to them. In addition, airdrops most of the time, aren't really providing money, I've joined allot of airdrops before but only few provides good amount for an airdrops, and still many, have really low value. So to consider, introducing bitcoin to local people is much more effective with the traditional market advertisement by simple showing them bitcoin logo with merch's that we have.

There is nothing free in this market, you need to work to get a few altcoins in this market or you just need to spend your money and invest. I have tried to introduce people to invest in bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in the past, but they mocked me and said that this market is bullshit and scam. Some time later I directed them to bounty, and of course they joined it because they could make money from it without investing. After a while they also researched on bitcoin and everything in this market. So bounty is definitely a way to make it possible for local people to know this market

[Golftech]

My personal experience tells me that do not introduce btc to general public and if you are so desperate then tell to some IT guy only. General public loves when they hear their money can be increased so fast but they refused or afraid to invest in btc. The big problems is that we have to educate them about their wallet and address concept so it is little frustrating but if we are doing meetup or event then it can good way to increase their awareness.

If you can bring them to events about bitcoin or other crypto the awareness will be much higher chances to develop their interest is far better than your own versions of understanding. People who loves to explore and willing to take the risk are the types of people that can easily to talk about this industry. Giving them ideas and allowing them to accompany you to any available demonstrations of this industry.

[pearnapple]

How we can bring bitcoin to local people is to begin by educating them to know that there is a digital currency used for trading, investment, and other purposes. We will make them aware that Bitcoin is a digital currency that uses technology from Blockchain. When we introduce bitcoin to them, teaching them how to use smartphones for trading purposes, which can be short-term or long-term trading, will also be useful. Bitcoin's volatility should also be what they're used to, those showing interest can be encouraged to invest in bitcoin for a short-term start-up basis. If their interested in crypto, the expertise in blockchain technology will go a long way

[useless4]

The biggest problem that keeps me from bringing Bitcoin in my local area to new people is that bitcoin is not governed by law. Many beginners would think of bitcoin as fraud, as there are so many projects that use bitcoin's popularity to cheat others. I believe there has to be some time passed with bitcoin becoming mainstream for example being adopted in shops etc. Then I might try spreading the word