Sharing and helping others

[milewilda]

Yes, I agree with sharing knowledge. Crypto is indeed difficult to understand when we are self-taught, when we already know a lot about crypto trading and investing and volunteering to teach others is a kindness that we give to others. Doing good not only frees up other people's finances, but teaching them for the purpose of being able to make money is a kindness that cannot be measured in money. I am proud of people who voluntarily impart knowledge to others.

Im a self taught one and yes its hard but doesnt mean that it cant be possible.It is just a matter of self effort and understanding and some mix of passion on learning up things since everything could really be read up online which means that sources you do need is already there.All you do need is to
read up and be aware on how do things works even though some of those learnings would be basing up with real experience and this is
where you would really be going after that if you are really that serious on trying to scope on everything.

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[habebe]

in fact ,,, I already have a lot of friends that I can help especially about this online job friends if you believe about bitcoin crypto currency they have been included here as long as you just believe me I'm not hesitant to help especially and interested in a  bitcoin sometimes someone will say and don't believe about it, well sorry I can't do anything to you as long as you believe in me I will help and what I have I will give because there is a saying what is your fruit he will also reap more  than what you give ,, means give and take.

[Anguwa]

This is indeed a great say, because there is love in sharing ideas especially if they are very important. The knowledge that is been shared to other people is the real knowledge the entire world knows, because if you have knowledge and keep it to yourself its useless to others. COVID-19 pandemic has really made people crippled in their businesses and made some loose their jobs and sources of income, but crypto trading and other related works related to cryptocurrency can help, so pls if we have someone we can share the knowledge we have and introduce them to cryptocurrency.

[SquallLeonhart]

I've a few friends which I shared ideas about cryptocurrencies just a few months ago, and showed them some examples of how useful can it be to them and how can they gain something from it. Fast forward to Q4 2021, they are now earning more than I do in crypto, and they are now the ones sharing some ideas of their own to me. It has been a mutualistic relationship so far with no intention of outshining the efforts of another, and it really is a unique experience to share knowledge and ideas to people who are willing to learn and really absorb the knowledge that you're imparting.

I have to say as someone who has been in crypto far longer than most people have been, I have met with a lot of people along the way and most of them were newbies when they first started out. The people I showed how to buy and sell crypto ended up becoming veterans by this time, hell binance wasn't even released back when I first started, the biggest exchange was still mt.gox... which we all know how it all ended.

Nowadays I have so many people who are far far richer than me, people who made millions of dollars even though they started out with something very small. I do not get bothered by it, that is a good thing because that means thanks to me helping someone out, there are more people who are richer. That is a very good thing because it allows us to be actually growing richer together and it allows our market to grow strong together as well.

[TheUltraElite]

I just want to say that we can help others, not only financially but by sharing what we know that can also help them. If there is a saying that "It's better to give than to receive", for me my saying is "It's better to share what you know in order to help than just to keep it to yourself".

I am always against the concept of "giving till it hurts" and so, I feel that if you give a man a fish everyday, he will start taking it for granted but if you teach them to fish they can feed themselves.

I appreciate the fact that Christmas is a time for giving, but that is only a temporary solution to the bigger problem but it is effective in pleasing the crowd which is why we see celebs giving away they black money to charities.

This Christmas if you can't give a gift like money, bitcoin and other material things, let's just share our knowledge of crypto with others as a gift.

Not everyone is conducive to teaching about bitcoin and I dont want to make it a cultish forced teaching. They have to come out of their own shells and wish to learn too. You cannot force feed about bitcoin and hope that they learn, they will laugh at your back.

Then again many of my old colleagues who were being "meh" to bitcoin back in 2015 are now asking me everyday what to invest in.

[Darker45]

I appreciate what you are doing. I really do, although as much as we teach crypto to them to make money, we should also teach them the real essence of crypto. I'm afraid a lot of people who have just joined the crypto community are already losing sight of the real spirit of crypto. Crypto for many, newbies especially, is just a way to make money, to earn. There is nothing bad about it. But we should put a little more emphasis on the most fundamental ideas of Bitcoin. Otherwise, crypto would just be another ephemeral innovation in financial technology.

[GeorgeJohn]

It's was before you can go out and preach about bitcoin, currently bitcoin have it's own publication without anyone support, the good news of bitcoin attracts more people into the industry. it's very good to impact people the knowledge of bitcoin manually but this present era you can as well understand everything you needed concerning cryptocurrencies generally through internet without someone physical teaching , i may say that seventy five percent (%75) of people obtain half of cryptocurrency method of education through online-YouTube video and become semi perfectly through subsequent practice, you can only teach to people who are ready to learn. Your concept is a welcomed development.

[Fakhrulenclix]

sharing is a virtue that others enjoy, sharing knowledge about crypto goes beyond sharing money. of course with the knowledge they get they can make money and can make ends meet. I prefer to share knowledge than share money, they will be lazy to work if we always give money. but practicing their skills can make them independent to make money.

[Koro-Sensei]

sharing is a virtue that others enjoy, sharing knowledge about crypto goes beyond sharing money. of course with the knowledge they get they can make money and can make ends meet. I prefer to share knowledge than share money, they will be lazy to work if we always give money. but practicing their skills can make them independent to make money.

There's a saying "If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.”. Well crypto isn't that easy. There's lot into consideration whenever you want to teach a person and it wasn't that easy. I am trying to explain how crypto works to my family yet it was hard for them. Hence, I tried to explain it as an investment and how it could help us.

[kapalmabur]

sharing is a virtue that others enjoy, sharing knowledge about crypto goes beyond sharing money. of course with the knowledge they get they can make money and can make ends meet. I prefer to share knowledge than share money, they will be lazy to work if we always give money. but practicing their skills can make them independent to make money.

I agree and indeed when we share money it will not get them any skills or anything that is useful but sometimes they tend to be lazy,
besides that, the benefits I think are more sharing knowledge than sharing money,
doesn't mean sharing or giving money is a bad thing but we have to know the right moment to do it

[Gozie51]

There is the saying that you don't give people fish but you teach them how to fish. This saying is proper to what message that you try to pass but you know also that people have to be ready to know how to fish because you can only take a horse to stream to drink but you can't force it to drink. Therefore, people have to be willing to be taught. Cryptocurrency is still being doubted by many and instead of wasting all day trying to find someone to teach, allow the profit and good life to show in you and that will attract those that are willing to be taught. It is good that your friends have been convinced that they follow you but many still doubting cryptocurrency.

[Oasisman]

That also depends If those people whom you've shared your knowledge to are either interested after you taught them or interested before you teach them.
Because everything could be useless when they doesn't show interest.
In my case, I'm like always in Christmas, because I always give the best information I can teach If someone asks me about crypto and genuinely seen an interest in their eyes.
Some are just asking out of curiosity, and when you say you need to invest a certain capital, they'll step back out immediately lol.

[kryptqnick]

sharing knowledge is not easy like sharing photo or data.
if you want to get knowledge from others, you should know their own frequency.

True, in personal it's more difficult than posting in the forum. In the forum, you can just post your knowledge/idea, and you'll get an audience. Those who disagree will ignore/debate you, and those who agree will follow you, simple.

In personal level, I won't "educate" people if they aren't asking question. Remember, your time is precious and knowledge shall be given to those who seek it. Sell out your knowledge cheap only screams "I'm not important so please hear me."

Talking online is indeed easier, and shouting around about Bitcoin is not a good strategy, of course. It's dangerous, as Lucius pointed out, because you make yourself a target for robbers, basically, but I also believe it's bad because if people hear about how great Bitcoin is all the time, it pushes them away and feels even more like a scam.
I answer questions about cryptos when I'm asked, and I sometimes tell people that I know a thing or two about Bitcoin, but, of course, I don't try to convince them to invest or anything, and I don't share any information about my personal funds in Bitcoin.

[Alert31]

Fortunately, they are ready to learn and now they are making money in cryto like me.

You have not shared with us the way they now making money with crypto? Did you teach them to trade, participate in signatures or bounty campaigns or is it something else? I ask this only for the reason that others can share your ideas with someone else.

For all those who are trying to help others, I suggest reading this post - the topic is similar to this, but the advice is more or less the same.

I taught the two of them how to join the bounty campaign, but I will first explain what crypto is and everything that can be explained so that they fully understand about cryptocurrency to the best of my knowledge. After they learned how to join the campaigns, I also taught them how to trade, just basic and they went on to research other trading knowledge.

The others don't like to join the  bounty campaign and prefer to learn to trade so that's what I taught them step by step until they learn but I always remind them that trading is risky and you can have losses so you have to keep learning to become more effective trader.

[Alert31]

That also depends If those people whom you've shared your knowledge to are either interested after you taught them or interested before you teach them.
Because everything could be useless when they doesn't show interest.
In my case, I'm like always in Christmas, because I always give the best information I can teach If someone asks me about crypto and genuinely seen an interest in their eyes.
Some are just asking out of curiosity, and when you say you need to invest a certain capital, they'll step back out immediately lol.

In my area there are people who do not want to invest in crypto and prefer to invest in investment scams that offer huge profits/returns but in the end they wasted their investment because it disappeared like a bubble. Many people really want a quick huge income and don’t want to work hard to earn well or learn to gain knowledge on how to invest well in a good investment that can provide a good income.

[horrifiedx1]

sharing knowledge is not easy like sharing photo or data.
if you want to get knowledge from others, you should know their own frequency.

True, in personal it's more difficult than posting in the forum. In the forum, you can just post your knowledge/idea, and you'll get an audience. Those who disagree will ignore/debate you, and those who agree will follow you, simple.

In personal level, I won't "educate" people if they aren't asking question. Remember, your time is precious and knowledge shall be given to those who seek it. Sell out your knowledge cheap only screams "I'm not important so please hear me."

Talking online is indeed easier, and shouting around about Bitcoin is not a good strategy, of course. It's dangerous, as Lucius pointed out, because you make yourself a target for robbers, basically, but I also believe it's bad because if people hear about how great Bitcoin is all the time, it pushes them away and feels even more like a scam.
I answer questions about cryptos when I'm asked, and I sometimes tell people that I know a thing or two about Bitcoin, but, of course, I don't try to convince them to invest or anything, and I don't share any information about my personal funds in Bitcoin.

it is very dangerous to tell someone about the amount of assets we have. of course it is not recommended. and also we may give our knowledge about bitcoin, but don't force people to invest, because there is no profit for us either, if the person is impatient and bitcoin declines, then we might be blamed. Humans are indeed a place to socialize, so use that sharing to build

[fiulpro]

Rightly said, the people who are aquatinted with cryptocurrencies have the opportunity to extend their knowledge to their family and friends. For example:- This Christmas me and my boyfriend are planning to visit each other but apparently it's a hard task to transfer money via bank accounts, the visa I had to pay for apparently needed credit card and I had to ask him to lend me his, then I transferred the money in form of *Bitcoins*, he had to make a whole wallet and then he also started investing a bit into it. I could have transferred via bank account but I wanted him to start using bitcoins, plus it worked and now every now and then he asks me questions about how it all works, which I try and answer to the best if my knowledge.  Other than that me and my brother also invested our money in other cryptocurrencies together, which was a big deal since he was never interested in cryptocurrencies and I feel at least he took a step after me nagging him for a while.

[Fatunad]

Rightly said, the people who are aquatinted with cryptocurrencies have the opportunity to extend their knowledge to their family and friends. For example:- This Christmas me and my boyfriend are planning to visit each other but apparently it's a hard task to transfer money via bank accounts, the visa I had to pay for apparently needed credit card and I had to ask him to lend me his, then I transferred the money in form of *Bitcoins*, he had to make a whole wallet and then he also started investing a bit into it. I could have transferred via bank account but I wanted him to start using bitcoins, plus it worked and now every now and then he asks me questions about how it all works, which I try and answer to the best if my knowledge.  Other than that me and my brother also invested our money in other cryptocurrencies together, which was a big deal since he was never interested in cryptocurrencies and I feel at least he took a step after me nagging him for a while.

Matter or it do starts out with a single transactions that involves crypto or something new which would poke up their interest and curiousity and when it do starts out then this is where questions would really be asked out and starts to get interesting on certain individual. If you are really mindful about adoption and further exposure then you would really be thinking off about teaching others with with the most simplest and basic stuff which would really make them understand on how crypto works
in terms of payment system and of course with  investment benefits if someone tends to make out some engagement.

[sunsilk]

Talking online is indeed easier, and shouting around about Bitcoin is not a good strategy, of course. It's dangerous, as Lucius pointed out, because you make yourself a target for robbers, basically, but I also believe it's bad because if people hear about how great Bitcoin is all the time, it pushes them away and feels even more like a scam.
I answer questions about cryptos when I'm asked, and I sometimes tell people that I know a thing or two about Bitcoin, but, of course, I don't try to convince them to invest or anything, and I don't share any information about my personal funds in Bitcoin.

it is very dangerous to tell someone about the amount of assets we have. of course it is not recommended. and also we may give our knowledge about bitcoin, but don't force people to invest, because there is no profit for us either, if the person is impatient and bitcoin declines, then we might be blamed. Humans are indeed a place to socialize, so use that sharing to build

It's a bad idea to share that important detail to others. Always limit what you're going to say to others if it's about your investments and personal life.

Totally okay to share what you have to share to others but don't come to the point that you'll be taken advantage by them and might put your life into danger. Do not try to be a superhero and just always act and talk casually.

Personal attacks are for real when you've shared a lot and you haven't stopped talking about how much bitcoin you own.

[sana54210]

Talking online is indeed easier, and shouting around about Bitcoin is not a good strategy, of course. It's dangerous, as Lucius pointed out, because you make yourself a target for robbers, basically, but I also believe it's bad because if people hear about how great Bitcoin is all the time, it pushes them away and feels even more like a scam.
I answer questions about cryptos when I'm asked, and I sometimes tell people that I know a thing or two about Bitcoin, but, of course, I don't try to convince them to invest or anything, and I don't share any information about my personal funds in Bitcoin.

I would say that if you keep talking about how much you made, then it will definitely sound like a scam, this is why I try to talk about how fiat is a horrible currency and people should not be keeping their investment in fiat.

It is not really smart to keep your money in something that constantly gets devalued, specially this year USD and many other fiat dropped down in value like crazy and yes I know bitcoin didn't do so well in the past few months but when you look at year to date you will see that it is more than 50% return so far and even had 100% at some point. Which is why instead of saying good things about bitcoin, say bad things about fiat in order to get people more interested. The hatred towards the system will naturally move them closer to bitcoin.