bitcoin is a light

[Y3shot]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light. In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin. Their is nothing wrong introducing bitcoin to people who don't have knowledge about it, but it is wrong to convince people to accept it, bitcoin is too real and too good to waste energy convincing people of it.

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[MainIbem]

Trying to convince people about bitcoin is the worst thing to ever do because those you are convincing aren't really ready to accept the risk. Convincing someone is like telling them to start accepting the risk involving in bitcoin and anyone who is not yet ready to invest in bitcoin is just like forcing them to do what is not in their heart, whenever the price goes against them all the blame and reactions are being acted towards you for making them waste their resources without being ready for such action.

[Bushdark]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light.

Bitcoin is the light the government and some billionaires who called themselves Bitcoin antagonists don't want us to see. The come to us with different lies and fake news to delude us so that we are going to believe them with illogical facts. Some claims Bitcoin does not have a monetary values with big grammars that may look complex to the ignorant ones.

Banks do not want us to cash out our money and buy Bitcoin but what many do not know is that they are one of the major whales in the market. They want us to keep depositing our money with confidence that future is well guaranteed. There is no future holding that fiat for too long without investing it.
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Take that money and buy Bitcoin

In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

There is not need trying hard to convince people on investing in Bitcoin...your result and achievement will make them keep asking questions about how come you are living and comfortable and wealthy lifestyle. They will be the one coming and asking questions trying to be like you. Life is simple and your lifestyle should be the evidence they'll need to join the league of Bitcoin investors.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin.

It is not too late to invest in Bitcoin, the market will always come down and goes up to balance momentum.

 

[Party24*7]

You are right, there is no point in trying to convince someone to believe in bitcoin, if they feel it is good for them, they will go for it themselves, if it is not beneficial for them, they can just ignore it. Convincing others to invest in bitcoin when they don't like it is no different than trying to scam them. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen convincing people to invest in bitcoin when they don't like it.

[tranthidung]

Trying to convince people about bitcoin is the worst thing to ever do because those you are convincing aren't really ready to accept the risk.

It depends on what you tell them to convince them and you should tell them about risk, not only tell them about potential chance and profit.

Convincing someone is like telling them to start accepting the risk involving in bitcoin and anyone who is not yet ready to invest in bitcoin is just like forcing them to do what is not in their heart, whenever the price goes against them all the blame and reactions are being acted towards you for making them waste their resources without being ready for such action.

Even if you warn them about risk, mostly they won't mind about risk but pay more attention on potential profit. They are lazy enough to don't learn basics like how to use a wallet, backup, recover then they will give you an offer like "Use their money to buy and hold bitcoins on behalf of them". It is a most stupid part to do and if you agree with the deal, you are taking all risks on your shoulders.

Many risk on you like potential mistakes in procedure of buying bitcoin, sending it to non custodial wallets and risk of wallet hack as well.

[CarnagexD]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light. In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin. Their is nothing wrong introducing bitcoin to people who don't have knowledge about it, but it is wrong to convince people to accept it, bitcoin is too real and too good to waste energy convincing people of it.

Do not convince. Just impart the information. Whether they put the information to good use or remain arrogant is their choice. Let every people have their own financial decisions. It is their responsibility for taking risks or not taking the risk. Otherwise, if you force anyone to believe something they don't really want to. It's either you will get the blame for not making it profit to them or not having any credit when it works. Both is not good for you.

Trying to convince people about bitcoin is the worst thing to ever do because those you are convincing aren't really ready to accept the risk. Convincing someone is like telling them to start accepting the risk involving in bitcoin and anyone who is not yet ready to invest in bitcoin is just like forcing them to do what is not in their heart, whenever the price goes against them all the blame and reactions are being acted towards you for making them waste their resources without being ready for such action.

 

And these are the people who panic sells because it is not their own decision or they are just gambling. Buying the tops and selling the bottoms then blaming the people whom they taken the advice. Trading or investing is not. It is a professional pursuit. Bitcoin does too. It is either wield your success or break your future. A double edge sword. The main lesson? Be accountable in your own financial decision and let other people be accountable on their own.

[uche6215]

Yes, you are right that Bitcoin is light and people are supposed to see the light and then grab it and nobody has to convince some people about crypto.
Sometimes we all have to tell people about something, most importantly, things that has to do with money or impact something in someone's life,  I say this because most people in some society today doesn't know how to go with bitcoin and some of them are willing go learn but there are no one go teach them about bitcoin, that's why is somehow good to tell some people about Bitcoin, so if they are interested they will join the moving train.

[Latviand]

You are right, there is no point in trying to convince someone to believe in bitcoin, if they feel it is good for them, they will go for it themselves, if it is not beneficial for them, they can just ignore it. Convincing others to invest in bitcoin when they don't like it is no different than trying to scam them. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen convincing people to invest in bitcoin when they don't like it.

There's a point although we see that as nothing but a hassle to both parties involved. The point of convincing someone is so you can spread the word about the benefits of bitcoin, and even then when you can't convince them to change their stance on bitcoin and otherr related issues, I am sure that somewhere along the way, that person is going to tell their friend about someone who was annoying them about bitcoin and then that friend learns about bitcoin and does some research about it and talks about it. So yeah, there's a point we just don't want to see it.

[posi]

That's right, there's no need to give advice or convince someone to invest in or use bitcoin. Simply because if bitcoin is really good and what people need then one day they will find it. Just like a good product in the market, there is no need to run a lot of advertising and sales tricks to attract customers. As long as it's good and meets their needs, people will buy it without promotion. In contrast, poor quality products always offer advertising programs and discounts to attract consumers. Bitcoin is good enough, and it just takes time for people to realize and find it.

[Upgrade00]

As long as it's good and meets their needs, people will buy it without promotion. In contrast, poor quality products always offer advertising programs and discounts to attract consumers. Bitcoin is good enough, and it just takes time for people to realize and find it.

A bit off topic, but this is not entirely through in the world of business. A good product would not market itself, it would only be able to retain those who find it. If you have a good product In a highly competitive niche, you will definitely need proper marketing and branding to make that product appealing to the potential customers. Customers do not magically find that way to you.

Bitcoin however is not a business, it needs users that believe in what it stands for, or have verified it's protocol and find it useful, not just an investment market.

[CageMabok]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light. In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

Very good analogy, and I also agree that time would be wasted if used to convince someone to like Bitcoin while he himself never liked Bitcoin. But this time will not be wasted if someone uses it to explain about Bitcoin to people who don't know about Bitcoin and they also don't reject Bitcoin's presence so far. So I think this thing is just about someone who is willing to accept the existence of Bitcoin or not, also like people who are willing to accept the light in their life or are just going to continue to defend their own ideas by using petroma.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin. Their is nothing wrong introducing bitcoin to people who don't have knowledge about it, but it is wrong to convince people to accept it, bitcoin is too real and too good to waste energy convincing people of it.

Sometimes taking too much time to convince someone about Bitcoin does look like a waste of energy because with that someone has wasted valuable time on himself for other people, but on the one hand it won't be too bad because he's trying to convey the good that has been done. he feels in Bitcoin to other people that in general it can also be a promotion of someone about Bitcoin to other people.

[m2017]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light. In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin. Their is nothing wrong introducing bitcoin to people who don't have knowledge about it, but it is wrong to convince people to accept it, bitcoin is too real and too good to waste energy convincing people of it.

Sometimes, excessive idealization is unnecessary and enthusiastic exclamations can be replaced by other moods. It is necessary to soberly evaluate bitcoin without fanaticism and idolatry. Bitcoin is not some kind of shrine, but an investment tool. You don't pray for money, do you? I'm talking about a metaphor with light.

Bitcoin is still just one of the early stages of development (in my opinion) and not as big as you claim.

As a rule, people's attempts to convince of something usually ends in nothing and most often pushes away from the object of persuasion. I admit the possibility of presenting information about bitcoin, but I reject attempts to convince to buy it.

[Jody.Drummer]

For now it actually depends on where you live and see the environmental conditions whether it is possible or not to introduce bitcoin.
I might just introduce it but not convincingly because when someone wants something, that person will look for more without us even asking or convincing. so are bitcoins. Convincing others is obviously good but of course we have to be realistic because by convincing we also have to say about the worst possibility and the resulting impact and I think this is difficult for me personally so I won't convince anyone because when we convince someone then it will also be a burden to us considering that person will definitely be a little demanding on what they believe from our mouth so I don't want something like that to happen.

[Lorence.xD]

That's actually a good interpretation for Bitcoin into light
However, if we look into it deeply light also have differents spectrum once it hit the prism. Just like in the Bitcoin, it would be just simply light for newbies where they only think that light only means "success" not knowing it has a different experience once hit the reality. The rainbow can be also refer to different types of scenario in Bitcoin like trading, investing, hodling, risk, analysis, calls, volatility, and many more. There's a lot of possibilities when you engaged in Bitcoin, even if you shown them the light but that light might hit the prism which is the reality that Bitcoin is not only have a good benefit for you but also it might risk your funds. In short even you give them the spotlight to grow if they can't see it well, its just useless. That light would stay as a spotlight to people who'd believed and risked in the Bitcoin.

[wahyuagung26]

it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

It's a waste of time trying to convince someone about Investing and Bitcoin, even though we know this is the perfect lesson for them later, actually getting to know about Investment and Bitcoin will at least give them an insight to examine what Bitcoin says and Investing in Bitcoin, now that Bitcoin's popularity is growing, maybe in the future they will be aware of Bitcoin and of course they will try to look for it.

[aoluain]

As long as it's good and meets their needs, people will buy it without promotion. In contrast, poor quality products always offer advertising programs and discounts to attract consumers. Bitcoin is good enough, and it just takes time for people to realize and find it.

A bit off topic, but this is not entirely through in the world of business. A good product would not market itself, it would only be able to retain those who find it. If you have a good product In a highly competitive niche, you will definitely need proper marketing and branding to make that product appealing to the potential customers. Customers do not magically find that way to you.

Bitcoin however is not a business, it needs users that believe in what it stands for, or have verified it's protocol and find it useful, not just an investment market.

Two good points

On one hand it is good to introduce new people to Bitcoin, its a form of marketing I suppose.

But on the other hand the message portrayed needs to be more than just "buy Bitcoin and
watch your investment grow"

Bitcoin for sure is a beacon of light in todays financial world where dark things have
been going on and are still going on, people need to realise the benefits Bitcoin offers.

[The Cryptovator]

It can be challenging to convince someone to invest in Bitcoin, but that doesn't mean we should refrain from adapting it. We must spread awareness about Bitcoin and elucidate its true essence. Rather than portraying it solely as an investment opportunity, we need to emphasize Bitcoin's ultimate goal of facilitating borderless transactions without the involvement of intermediaries. Investing in Bitcoin is not just an option, but an essential step towards progress. It's crucial to disseminate this message correctly; otherwise, attempting to convince someone may be a futile effort.

[DiMarxist]

 It's not good to Convincing people to invest in Bitcoin, just tell them how to invest, tell them the advantage and the disadvantage of Bitcoin. some people will Convince people and introduced  Bitcoin in a wrong way to people as it is portrayed in negative image many times by media or governments.let us  try to show them the way, you explain how Bitcoin is, there is good and bad to invest in bitcoin you lose or you gain because Bitcoin is not stability is rising and falling,and how to invest, explain it very well, show them the prove, it is not good to convince people about bitcoin, because risk involved, explain to them and let them know  how to invest.

[Mr.suevie]

When you put on a light it shines and everyone sees how goad it is, you don't need to convince anyone light is good, you need a light. In several articles I come across I see people talking about how can they convince people about bitcoin, convincing people about bitcoin is just a waste of time, it is like trying to convince someone why they should need a light.

Bitcoin have gone too far and too big for you to keep convincing people about bitcoin. Their is nothing wrong introducing bitcoin to people who don't have knowledge about it, but it is wrong to convince people to accept it, bitcoin is too real and too good to waste energy convincing people of it.

I would agree that it's not good to advise someone about accepting bitcoin but you can guide them on the rules and principles governing bitcoin and yes bitcoin is a light but most people in the world today are allergic to this light especially the government who feels they can control this light but due to the decentralized nature of bitcoin such power is not giving to them, so since they cannot tap this light they restricted and confused other about this light and the opportunity that comes with it.

[Zanab247]

Yes, BTC is a light but we need to advise people to know BTC and to know how important it is for humanity to grow his or her business. There are some people who don't know BTC in their various environment which some bitcoiners need to put or convince some of those people to know more about BTC. BTC will surely dominate globally to allow those countries that are still doubting about BTC to know that BTC is a light to those that adopt it for use.