Your tips and tricks to orange pill your family and friends

[Becassine]

I can teach you how to get married

Interesting ...

[serjent05]

I guess that many of you have already tried to orange pill family or friends. Personally, I've totally given up on the idea.

Some people have asked me to invest a few hundred euros for them, in which case I would have to be their banker... They don't even want to know how to install a wallet or even buy a hardware wallet. In short, I refuse to be a banker.

And you, have you also given up? Or are you persevering with unstoppable tricks?

What I fear the most for anyone who wants me to tell them how to buy Bitcoin and coming to the market at the wrong time, the wrong time in the sense that when Bitcoin continues to go low without respecting any support, those are the thing I fear because new people who have not to experience anything will find it difficult to digest loss when it is there first time. So, when anyone asks me to teach them Bitcoin, my first rule of teaching is to show them the risk involve and after that has been digested, then I will open the profits side but even at the conclusion, I make sure I centered my discussion on risk and then cover it up with the benefits of being a bitcoin holder.

If you fear suggesting others to buy Bitcoin when it is crashing then don't tell them to invest.  You can explain how the market of Bitcoin work without telling them to buy and hold Bitcoin.  Explaining Bitcoin to people do not necessarily need to make them buy Bitcoin.  Their knowledge and observation will tell them whether they have to jump into the Bitcoin wagon or not.  Convincing them to buy Bitcoin will only give you problem when the investment don't go the way intended.  So we do not need any trick or convincing for these people to invest in Bitcoin.  They have their mind and observation.  They will know if it is necessary for them to invest or not.

[Oilacris]

I guess that many of you have already tried to orange pill family or friends. Personally, I've totally given up on the idea.

Some people have asked me to invest a few hundred euros for them, in which case I would have to be their banker... They don't even want to know how to install a wallet or even buy a hardware wallet. In short, I refuse to be a banker.

And you, have you also given up? Or are you persevering with unstoppable tricks?

I just simply ignore it out and tell them about certain website links that shows off bitcoin information basics and to those wallets and some insights about scams and frauds online specially on crypto space.

Ive been how many times been approached by some family members or relatives in regarding about handling out their money and invest for them which i did refuse.I dont really like for me on getting
blamed and i dont want for them to expect some positive results out of their investment which its likely going to be a mess if bear market comes.

This is why its better to redirect them into those sites which do really give out the whole idea on what it is and knows on how to start.

[Kryptowerk]

It's the same with most things in life: You can't force anyone to
- a more healthy lifestyle
- a more healthy relationship
- a new path for monetary success
or anything else that needs a change in perspective from their current status quo.
Bitcoin in that regard is above average challanging - a completely new *THING* that's usually way out of scope of comprehension for the average civilian without any prior knowledge on the topic. 
The only way is to sometimes mention an interesting fact about Bitcoin every once in a while - maybe something sticks and makes them curious enough to put in the time and energy to start investigating by themself. Maybe. Pobably not, though.

My experience is, that many people prefere to hold on to their narrow believe-system even though evidence is getting stronger and stronger, that they might be in the wrong. So I would avoid putting in too much energy.
In any case, I love to recommend Andreas Antonopoulos videos: https://www.youtube.com/@aantonop/videos

[Finestream]

I don't even try because 99% of the people I know in general doesn't know crap about investing. Me pushing bitcoin to them is just going to likely cause problems for me(and them) that it really isn't worth it.

If they ask me about Bitcoin, I answer their questions — but there's no way I'd tell them to be buying it. It's up to them to make that decision.

It’s the safest way not to be blame in the future. Though I used to educate people about bitcoin before, but never in my whole life trying to convince them to buy this certain coin because I know that crypto is very uncertain, they might put their blame on me when their coins end up losing their value. Even with bitcoin, still I can’t assure that it’s going to be profitable consistently in the future, that’s why I just tell them to educate themselves first before deciding to invest.

[cydrix]

With practically every user, this occurs. They are impossible to misidentify because they don't even register or complete any applications. It must be done for them by us. In this situation, they won't participate. Not the family, not even the group of friends. I engaged in such business with a friend, which negatively impacted our relationship. After that, I firmly advise that you buy, sell, or do whatever you want; I can just offer suggestions and send you instructions.

[Asuspawer09]

I guess that many of you have already tried to orange pill family or friends. Personally, I've totally given up on the idea.

Some people have asked me to invest a few hundred euros for them, in which case I would have to be their banker... They don't even want to know how to install a wallet or even buy a hardware wallet. In short, I refuse to be a banker.

And you, have you also given up? Or are you persevering with unstoppable tricks?

That wouldn't really work, I've tried it on my family, and taking investment from them wouldn't really make a profit because they don't really understand how the market works or even how Bitcoin works. Without understanding how the market works they easily think that the money was lost or taken by me but I just invested it in Bitcoin and other top cryptocurrencies in the market. They are not patient enough to make the hold thinking that after just a few months they already have a certain percentage of profit even though I already explain to them that they might lose all of their investment if the market was down, and they need to hold for a long time at that point.

They just don't want to invest on their own maybe because they just doesnt have time for it, And that's the point you don't really need to encourage them to invest we just need to explain what and how to invest on it and then let them decide if they really wanted to invest on their own, because if he's not the one that is going to invest on her own it just doesn't work. So in my situation, it is just better to give up since I already did my part I'll just let them decide.

[Ojima-ojo]

I don't stress myself to teach anyone about financial investment and what to hold as an asset, and bitcoin is a formidable asset with high volatility and risk that need a lot of knowledge and experience to understand how it market work and to default the misconception among people that bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme.


Many of those that are trying to pick interest in Bitcoin are all with the idea of Bitcoin being an overnight exit, and this has affected their ability to comprehensively analyse Bitcoin and how to take its resultant risks approach with a fundamental knowledge.

[bitgolden]

I guess that many of you have already tried to orange pill family or friends. Personally, I've totally given up on the idea.

Some people have asked me to invest a few hundred euros for them, in which case I would have to be their banker... They don't even want to know how to install a wallet or even buy a hardware wallet. In short, I refuse to be a banker.

And you, have you also given up? Or are you persevering with unstoppable tricks?

I personally don't, orange pill being naïve or aggressive, doesn't really matter to me. I just don't feel like the pressure should be on me. I have tried it before and they kept on checking it all the time and kept on bothering me with it anytime it went low, people do not understand market moves up and down, they only look for ups and I can't be bothered with that.

Anyone who understands the situation should be considered as a good investor and I would be delighted to help such a person, but you do not know if a person is like that beforehand or afterwards, you know that it is going to be a terrible idea to get them in and then they are going to bother you every time bitcoin drops a dollar. I am fine without that headache and don't need it in my life.

[samcoin]

I guess that many of you have already tried to orange pill family or friends. Personally, I've totally given up on the idea.

Some people have asked me to invest a few hundred euros for them, in which case I would have to be their banker... They don't even want to know how to install a wallet or even buy a hardware wallet. In short, I refuse to be a banker.

And you, have you also given up? Or are you persevering with unstoppable tricks?

With the increasing popularity Bitcoin is gaining, I find it hard to resist some of my closest friends' requests, so what I do is spend a few hours explaining how to download and install a wallet, and how to buy/sell easily depending on the available options in my country. Clearly, I waste a lot of time with them, but I feel happy when they make a profit because of my help. However, Bitcoin and other crypto currencies used to be high risk assets. That is what I always try to emphasize.
For normal people, I usually send some links to videos that explain the basics. Anyway, as I believe in Bitcoin, I want everyone to know about it. At the same time, I don't want to be the reason for someone's loss, so I always try to be in the middle when it comes to giving advice on Bitcoin investments. I learn them, but don't clearly advise them to invest.

[Becassine]

It's interesting that « orange pill » really doesn't mean the same thing to everyone. For some the expression has a negative connotation, for others it is more than positive: the orange pill is also art in all its forms. Music, paintings, books ... A friend just sent me this:

https://youtu.be/Q3aLqqWQhxY

In the end it all depends on how you look at bitcoin: either just a way to make money, or something else entirely.

[Z390]

My family members do not know much about crypto investment, so I feel comfortable that they do not know because if they do, I will be the one they use, and I cannot refuse to help them.

Investing money for someone in crypto or outside crypto is like using you as collateral, meaning you will have to answer for anything that goes wrong, some family members can be so cruel that they don't care.

Occasionally, I teach my friends about crypto, but it is because they want to learn and do something for themselves, not because they want someone else to do everything for them.