Bitcoin and it effect to our local community

[Sakanwa]

What you know is if the have any idea about online Invertement like Bitcoin and some other Invertement industries.

In the case that it not known to them then you need to start a seminar for them and introduce it step by step to them and it's can not be apprehended by everyone but to those who knows the what's and value of investment.
Teaching out local communities is not bad but relate it to the once that very interested and are ready to learn.

[serjent05]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

Having more information and source of possible profit is always an advantage to a community.  But I think it depends on the information you are sharing.  You should make clear that all the information is factual, and not based on your own idea or opinion.  And if happen you wanted to introduce Bitcoin so that your community will invest in it then it is better to give them all the pointers on how risky it is to invest in a highly volatile market.

You should prepare lists of information and its link so that you can just point them to the link for in-depth reading about Bitcoin and its market.  Be responsible enough to guide them so that they can't be exploited by scams and fraud companies.  It is your responsibility since you are the one introducing Bitcoin to them.

[Mr.right85]

One thing is to have an intention which is good and could be very helpful to a people, another is getting it to those people, hope they accept/adopt it and it thus makes impact in there life's.

For this to even be, you've got to be someone whom is influential in your society, someone who don't only puts theories out there but, have some significant effect frm those theories depicted by your daily life. The results are the interest of people and that's why, you'll always find people looking/talking about the profits they hope to make in cryptocurrency and ignore the loses. They just forget the loses.

When the progress is evident in your life, people would buy the idea. Never the less, if you e got the zeal, then you don't have to stop. Make some move and you would as well gather some disciples. Do well not to persuade them to invest and teach them of security and scam. There would be almost nothing to regret in time and most of all, you ensure to stay safe.

[dezoel]

Before you do it OP it would be better to confirm if Bitcoin in your country, region or local place is not banned so that you won't have any problems. After it you are now good to go. There are users here who do the same. They start with creating a lesson plan first about Bitcoin. Just like in school, you will also need some learning materials like a room, chairs, and a blackboard. This where you gather people who wants to learn Bitcoin. You can also offer them free snacks and much better if you will gave them some free Bitcoins.

It can be given after each lesson or per week, month and so on. Only for them to keep on coming back. It's an advantage of course not only for those people and in your community but also for the whole Bitcoin community when more people joins it. It helps BTC became stronger and more price increases is expected.

[summonerrk]

I believe that in no case should one sow the ideas of cryptocurrencies in the nearest society - I mean, for example, a working team (I have a full stack job). These people will not understand the ideas and at best they will go to play on the exchanges. At the same time, everyone will lose and I will be to blame.
Regarding my family and best friends, I am happy to tell them why cryptocurrencies can change the world. Therefore, I advise everyone to be careful about the desire to share the topic of the crypt. This will impose responsibility on you.

[serjent05]

I believe that in no case should one sow the ideas of cryptocurrencies in the nearest society - I mean, for example, a working team (I have a full stack job). These people will not understand the ideas and at best they will go to play on the exchanges. At the same time, everyone will lose and I will be to blame.

I think this is all depends on how you introduce Bitcoin to them, how you present your idea and how you remind or warn them the risk of getting involved in the industry.  If you are the one reaching out to them, how they attach you to their action depends on how you explain the Bitcoin industry to them.  If you give them enough warnings and reminders, I do not think they will blame you for their failure, unless you hype them out and give them incomplete information without giving them enough pointers on the risky part of the venture.  Then you will surely must be blame because of the lack of information that leads to misinformation and misunderstanding.

Regarding my family and best friends, I am happy to tell them why cryptocurrencies can change the world. Therefore, I advise everyone to be careful about the desire to share the topic of the crypt. This will impose responsibility on you.

True, when it comes to finances, it is the most delicate matter because it can break or make a relationship.

[Wiwo]

The first thing you need to check is the level of the community interest in bitcoin, how deep have been unbanked and if the rate is high you should know also that the rate of bitcoin in the same community will be low.
-The best way to go about this is to co-concentrate on developing yourself and using Bitcoin as much as possible and if anyone in the community picks an interest in Bitcoin through you then you can then get them well introduced to it.
- But going to them with a bitcoin preaching may be counterproductive knowing fully well, how people perceive online assets that don't have a physical representation.

[uchegod-21]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

You know your community better us, so you should know better.
I have something to contribute anyways. Is bitcoin legal in your country. If yes, you have passed the first stage. But if no, don't teach anyone bitcoin openly so that you won't be having issues with government of your people.
Incase you want to teach, please teach th the real basics of bitcoin and not telling them to invest and wait for it to grow and they will become millionaires.

[mendace]

The first thing you need to check is the level of the community interest in bitcoin, how deep have been unbanked and if the rate is high you should know also that the rate of bitcoin in the same community will be low.
-The best way to go about this is to co-concentrate on developing yourself and using Bitcoin as much as possible and if anyone in the community picks an interest in Bitcoin through you then you can then get them well introduced to it.
- But going to them with a bitcoin preaching may be counterproductive knowing fully well, how people perceive online assets that don't have a physical representation.

Yes, you are correct in your assessment of the importance of understanding the level of community interest in Bitcoin. It is important to approach the subject with sensitivity and to educate people about the benefits of Bitcoin, rather than trying to impose it on them.

Developing a personal network of people who use and understand Bitcoin can be a valuable resource and can help to increase the overall level of adoption and understanding of the cryptocurrency. By using Bitcoin and demonstrating its benefits, you can help to build trust and interest in the cryptocurrency within your community.

It is also important to address any concerns or misconceptions about Bitcoin, such as the notion that it doesn't have a physical representation. Explaining the underlying technology and security measures in place can help to build confidence in the cryptocurrency and encourage more people to consider using it.

[summonerrk]

I believe that in no case should one sow the ideas of cryptocurrencies in the nearest society - I mean, for example, a working team (I have a full stack job). These people will not understand the ideas and at best they will go to play on the exchanges. At the same time, everyone will lose and I will be to blame.

I think this is all depends on how you introduce Bitcoin to them, how you present your idea and how you remind or warn them the risk of getting involved in the industry.  If you are the one reaching out to them, how they attach you to their action depends on how you explain the Bitcoin industry to them.  If you give them enough warnings and reminders, I do not think they will blame you for their failure, unless you hype them out and give them incomplete information without giving them enough pointers on the risky part of the venture.  Then you will surely must be blame because of the lack of information that leads to misinformation and misunderstanding.

Regarding my family and best friends, I am happy to tell them why cryptocurrencies can change the world. Therefore, I advise everyone to be careful about the desire to share the topic of the crypt. This will impose responsibility on you.

True, when it comes to finances, it is the most delicate matter because it can break or make a relationship.

You are right - every cryptoman should carefully explain the topic of cryptocurrencies to friends / colleagues, clearly separating blockchain, bitcoin and exchanges. The last topic - the market with its financial risks, does not need to be touched upon at all, because among these concepts, the most important thing is blockchain. His idea is easy to explain, it is brilliant. It's right to say that everything ingenious is simple.

[xSkylarx]

The advantage that I can think of for the person in the community is that it can give them another source of income if they plan to invest in it; this is pretty common because of its high value. We can also easily send money to a person wherever he lives, but this is not the case right now as there are a lot of methods to send money online. The disadvantage is that the volatility of bitcoin can result in a significant loss of investment, especially for those who are new to it. To others, this is an advantage as they can trade on it.

[LogitechMouse]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

Are the community around you engaged in crypto or even just in investing in general?
Are the community around you know something with regards to investing?

If they aren't engaged or have any knowledge about investing, don't introduce Bitcoin to them first, but instead teach them how to invest first. Tell them the risks of investing into different assets. Tell them the basics of it and then when you're done with it, try to introduce Bitcoin to them.

Sometimes, making a survey can help you as well to know if they are interested or not because there are some people who doesn't have any interest in investing at all for some reasons and instead of you educating them, you are just wasting your time to them. Make a survey first whether they want to learn about investing and Bitcoin as well or not.

Introducing Bitcoin to your community is always a good thing, but sometimes, you need to know whether they are interested or not because even though you are introducing it to them if they aren't interested then it's only a waste of time for both the people around you and you as well.

[Lida93]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

How to go about it, I'll say after which you explain to those at your reach about bitcoin, also introduce to them Bitcointalk forum and assist them on how to join the forum as I believe that their membership here would help fast track and widen their scope about what BTC is all about as they read posts and comments that provides all that's needed to guide them for a beginner in crypto entirely, and this can even lessen your burden too.

[Raceonsucced]

Yes agree. Sometimes people who still don't know bitcoin will definitely cross their minds that they are a bit hesitant to believe before seeing its achievements first. Sometimes, it's not easy to convince someone. They will definitely ask a lot of questions because of their curiosity. If you can't answer they will hesitate. So, expand your knowledge of bitcoin first. So if people ask you can answer it, and can convince them.

[maydna]

You can tell your experience while using bitcoin, whether from trading, investing, or other things that can allow you to earn money. Maybe the topic of money will interest them, so they will be curious and want to know more. From there, you can tell more about bitcoin and what benefits it will have for them if they use it as their long-term investment.

But don't talk about getting a lot of money instantly, but tell me about the investment side first and also explain the risks because people are usually not ready for the risks they will face later. It will benefit your community if you can tell the truth about bitcoin. Moreover, perhaps you already feel the benefits of bitcoin for you that you can tell them.

[ilovealtcoins]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

Recommending bitcoin to others is a good thing, but you should make sure that bitcoin is not banned in your region, and you also need to make sure that you are not only recommending bitcoin to them but also that they will have a basic knowledge of it. Because if you just give a superficial recommendation and they fall for the investment scam, then they will see you as more of a scammer than a helper.

[sunsilk]

Every new knowledge is of advantage to anyone and that's why in your community, if there are people who wants to gain knowledge about bitcoin then they wouldn't neglect the any help that you'll offer to them.

Start with a basic free seminar and include all the topics which mostly are basics of bitcoin. That will give them the idea on what they'll know and pull their interest out.

Just don't expect a lot when you execute it, just enjoy what you're about to do if you start it.

[AmoreJaz]

Every new knowledge is of advantage to anyone and that's why in your community, if there are people who wants to gain knowledge about bitcoin then they wouldn't neglect the any help that you'll offer to them.

Start with a basic free seminar and include all the topics which mostly are basics of bitcoin. That will give them the idea on what they'll know and pull their interest out.

Just don't expect a lot when you execute it, just enjoy what you're about to do if you start it.

and from the basic free seminar, check the reaction of your audience. some people have different reaction towards this new currency, either they are eager to learn more while some are still 50-50 or totally not up to it. from such audience, those who will approach you for more educational talks about this market, are those interested individuals. they are the ones who are willing to listen for more related topics about btc and crypto. for those who are not, let them be, don't force them to sign up for the next talk. much better if the person has willingness to learn and not feeling obliged. those who are truly interested will find a way also how to augment their learnings from you. they will do their own studying and searching.

[bhooscream]

I would love us to share this idea, I have it in mind to introduce Bitcoin to the people around me, but I wish to ask, how do I go about it,

Do you think it will be of advantage or disadvantage to my community?

Introducing Bitcoin to the community is a good plan. And of course you yourself already understand what the reaction of the people in the community is. Because usually they might be more critical in a number of ways, so you have to prepare yourself to answer questions from them and have healthy discussions. And maybe it won't be easy because this is a community of many different individuals.

But what is certain is that I suggest that you don't need to attract them to jump straight into the crypto world and invest in crypto. It's a higher risk. It would be great if you introduced it and for anyone who wants to be more serious, they will learn more and be aware to invest with self-awareness. Not because of your invitation.

[sunsilk]

Every new knowledge is of advantage to anyone and that's why in your community, if there are people who wants to gain knowledge about bitcoin then they wouldn't neglect the any help that you'll offer to them.

Start with a basic free seminar and include all the topics which mostly are basics of bitcoin. That will give them the idea on what they'll know and pull their interest out.

Just don't expect a lot when you execute it, just enjoy what you're about to do if you start it.

and from the basic free seminar, check the reaction of your audience. some people have different reaction towards this new currency, either they are eager to learn more while some are still 50-50 or totally not up to it. from such audience, those who will approach you for more educational talks about this market, are those interested individuals. they are the ones who are willing to listen for more related topics about btc and crypto. for those who are not, let them be, don't force them to sign up for the next talk. much better if the person has willingness to learn and not feeling obliged. those who are truly interested will find a way also how to augment their learnings from you. they will do their own studying and searching.

Expect that reactions will be different from each other. There will be some optimistic and most likely the majority are going to be doubtful and will raise eyebrows.

That's the normal reaction upon educating everyone for the first time in the neighborhood and honestly, it's harder to teach the people you actually know than of those people that are strangers to you.