Was Bitcoin talked about at your Thanksgiving celebration?

[ChiBitCTy]

Every thanksgiving there’s often a topic or two that’s almost assuredly to pop up, and this year Bitcoin/NFTs and all things cryptocurrency were one of these topics. I know it came up at my Thanksgiving party, how about yours? What exactly was talked about? Just thought this would be a fun social experiment.

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My brother (23) passed three days before thanksgiving.

My aunt would begin to ask me various things about the fundamentals of bitcoin to take my brain off of things. Naturally, I was more than happy to answer. This was a tough Thanksgiving for me and my family. Bitcoin helped keep the mood 'light' when it needed to be.

I am very lucky to have such a receptive family open to new ideas.

[OgNasty]

NFTs were mentioned once. No talk of cryptocurrencies.

[Hispo]

Wait. I thought Cryptocurrencies are something one is not supposed to talk about much if possible.
They have already gone this mainstream or perhaps I am out of touch?

Anyways, We don't celebrate thanksgiving here in my country.

NFTs were mentioned once. No talk of cryptocurrencies.

I assume they believe NFT's are rather a silly thing?

[DapanasFruit]

I am sure that in many family gatherings for the Thanksgiving Day, one of the interesting topics that came out was Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, NFT and DeFi and this is just telling us that slowly but surely we are getting into the mainstream of the population already and it is just a matter of time before this whole thing can explode. Sadly, there are still so many countries that are not looking at this trend to be helping their economy as they prefer to maintain the control of their people's finances and economic standing. Happily, big countries like the USA, Japan and others are openly allowing Bitcoin and crypto to flourish. That is another thing to be thankful for these days.

[mk4]

NFTs were mentioned once. No talk of cryptocurrencies.

..not sure if this is a good or a bad thing? Could potentially mean it's a good thing because it could mean we may not have reached peak euphoria à la December 2017 yet.

I assume they believe NFT's are rather a silly thing?

Most probably.

[pooya87]

We don't celebrate Thanksgiving but in gatherings the topic of cryptocurrencies has come up although they don't like it when I call out their shitcoins specially since they know next time I see them I would count their losses

I assume they believe NFT's are rather a silly thing?

Most probably.

More like the ongoing scam/hype.

[davis196]

Wait. I thought Cryptocurrencies are something one is not supposed to talk about much if possible.
They have already gone this mainstream or perhaps I am out of touch?

Anyways, We don't celebrate thanksgiving here in my country.

NFTs were mentioned once. No talk of cryptocurrencies.

I assume they believe NFT's are rather a silly thing?

We also don't celebrate thanksgiving in my country,but the question can be changed to "Do you talk about Bitcoin with your family on holidays?".
Talking about money on the table with your family on holidays seems like bad taste to me.I wouldn't talk about Bitcoin or money in general with my family on the holidays.
NFTs are proof of ownership over a digital image,that can be verified on the blockchain.This isn't silly.
The silly thing is the pump&dump/hit&run scam nature of the NFT markets.The hype is too big,that's why so many people want to make some easy money by selling stuff that has questionable value.

[Kakmakr]

In my family ..almost everyone are into Crypto currencies..so the go to discussions are always about Bitcoin and what Alt coin is going to "Moon" soon.    Also, when people had a few drinks.. the discussions can become a little heated at times, because everyone seem to think they are the experts on the subject. 

The older people seem to think it is all some "Ponzi scheme" and all of us are going to lose money, but they are quietly invested in some coin... with the help from their kids.   

[acroman08]

We don't celebrate Thanksgiving but in gatherings the topic of cryptocurrencies has come up
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the same thing happens on our family gatherings. my dad would ask questions regarding bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies that he had heard on the internet. the sad thing is even though he asks questions and seems curious, he is still reluctant(scared to be honest) to invest any amount of money into bitcoin. at this point, I think he is just interested in what I am doing and what I am currently interested in.

NFTs were mentioned once. No talk of cryptocurrencies.

not surprising, they are quite popular these days that even celebs getting into it(i mean selling their NTF).

[Vaskiy]

As usual is the thanksgiving day, and we don't have big celebration and all. Something interesting happened, it doesn't look big for someone. One of my friend kept adding thanksgiving tweets, buythedip tweets, about NFTs, virtual land projects, axie infinity to his Facebook stories. This was quite surprising to me, and at the end added "Technology for the future".

[sheenshane]

Every thanksgiving there’s often a topic or two that’s almost assuredly to pop up, and this year Bitcoin/NFTs and all things cryptocurrency were one of these topics. I know it came up at my Thanksgiving party, how about yours? What exactly was talked about? Just thought this would be a fun social experiment.

Not a Thanksgiving party but that's an acquaintance party when we have had a batch reunion since high school and I have four close friends that do the same with me, making some profit in crypto and while others also once a member here before.  We usually talked about crypto and how's going on, but now since the pandemic was hit, we didn't have gatherings like a party celebration.

It's normal to talk about if you're both related to crypto, even those my friends outside who are also making a profit in trading, when we met outside, crypto was our first topic to talk about.

[uneng]

As usual, we talk about bitcoin price, how it is behaving recently and what news and events could be influencing it. At the end of the discussion we always conclude it's better to keep holding, because that is exactly what the big figures of crypto and financial world in general don't want you to do. I also talk to my family about blockchain games and then they ask me about some games in particular they have seen on youtube, although most of these games are just ponzi schemes pretending to be real games. It's very important to talk to close people about crypto currency because you can help them avoiding being scammed.

[Falconer]

No, so far there has been no talk of any cryptocurrency especially bitcoin in my family during the celebration. But I tried to convince my wife a few months ago to support my efforts to invest in crypto in these difficult time. I'm not yet interested in getting him involved in investing, he knows enough that this is something I'm interested in. I have set a target that I want to achieve in the next 3-5 years, it's not a big thing but of course it will be very useful for the future of my family.

[Vannie12]

I've been away from my family for almost 3 years now. 'Been working since finished school and looking back when I started beeing involved in crypto craze, I was talking about it with my sister, just her. No one else. Most of the people I share about this were my collegues. No one understands it honestly.
Haven't had thanksgiving for quite some time now. Miss the good days.

[virasog]

Every thanksgiving there’s often a topic or two that’s almost assuredly to pop up, and this year Bitcoin/NFTs and all things cryptocurrency were one of these topics. I know it came up at my Thanksgiving party, how about yours? What exactly was talked about? Just thought this would be a fun social experiment.

There was no serious discussion at my side on the thanks giving day. However, just on the joke side i asked my friends to give me gifts in the form of crypto but that wording was ignored.
Sadly, most of my near and dear ones have no interest in bitcoin as the say its overprices and hyped. I know they are wrong.

[AakZaki]

No, so far there has been no talk of any cryptocurrency especially bitcoin in my family during the celebration. But I tried to convince my wife a few months ago to support my efforts to invest in crypto in these difficult time. I'm not yet interested in getting him involved in investing, he knows enough that this is something I'm interested in. I have set a target that I want to achieve in the next 3-5 years, it's not a big thing but of course it will be very useful for the future of my family.

if you already believe and are confident in your decision to invest in crypto, you certainly have strategies and targets to achieve. on thanksgiving day like today, of course there is Black Friday that gives more discounts. The decline in the price of bitcoin yesterday, of course, you should take advantage of to increase your bitcoin assets or more crypto assets.
Believe in the investment you make and spend money that you really don't need in the long run.

[barbara44]

Yes, it sure was one of the topics that we discussed in our Thanksgiving celebration and that was because of me. My family knows that I am into Bitcoin and some kind of cryptocurrency Business and that has been my major source of income for some years now. So when we started talking about work and getting know how we all are coping with our jobs and stuffs like that, when it got to my turn they already knew that I was the only one doing cryptocurrency trading as a job, while others are just employees in some offices.

So, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum became a topic that we all focused on that day. We talked about which cryptocurrencies they should invest in, and the future of the cryptocurrency market etc. I’m quite happy that at the same and of the celebration, some of them were interested in buying Bitcoin.

[blockman]

NFTs were mentioned once.

The same on me. Not a thanksgiving but it's like a meeting of my newer friends that are opening the ideas that they're also liking NFTs. Well, the talk was all about positive insights about the NFT market and some talks about the dominance of bitcoin and I've told them that they should also hold it if they profit from any of their investment, they should get themselves some bitcoin and do DCA. Just gave them an idea that even the market goes on a huge correction, nothing to worry about if they're holding the good ones.

[Welsh]

We don't celebrate thanksgiving over here, however whenever there's an event where the family gets together e.g Christmas, Birthdays etc, Bitcoin is always mentioned in some degree, whether that's a full blown conversation or little remarks here, and there. This doesn't extend to other altcoins or NFTs, mainly because when cryptocurrencies come up, its the family asking me the questions, and I don't really entertain the idea of NFTs or other altcoins currently.

Although, I usually quite like discussing things about Bitcoin, I've tended to only answer the questions, and not really engage any further than that these days. It just seems a lot of people I've talked Bitcoin to, seems to forget about it, and then ask the same questions over, and over. Including the favourite "Bitcoin is a bubble" remark.