Don’t Let Bitcoin Naysayers Intimidate You

[Alphakilo]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

But for the sake of security, you can't disclose how much Bitcoin you own or the profits you've made. Instead, you focus on those genuinely curious and eager to learn, guiding them with the resources they need to understand Bitcoin and stay safe.

They were the same people who turned to medical experts during the Ebola outbreak. Some even advised their families and friends to drink salt and bath with water filled with salt to prevent them from catching the virus. Unfortunately, a lot of people died from salt poising.

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

I see some misunderstanding in the comments. Let me clarify.

For those who may not understand, this topic isn't about disclosing how much Bitcoin you own, addressing skeptics, or trying to persuade anyone to buy Bitcoin. Instead, it's about focusing on that one person who's interested in Bitcoin but is a beginner, and providing them with the right resources to help them make an informed decision about whether or not to invest.

[GiftedMAN]

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

Personally, I don't think there's anything bad in giving out information to people who are genuinely interested in knowing more about how the investment of Bitcoin is all about and people who are interested in investing in Bitcoin but I try as much as possible to walk away from people who talk against Bitcoin in my presence so that they won't discourage me from doing what is best for me in terms of my investment.

This is what I do just to encourage anyone who's trying to learn about Bitcoin investment, I give you time to have a personal discussion with me, teach you the things I know and advise you should learn more by making a personal research but I don't suggest for anyone to invest unless they want to since it is not my capital they are starting with.

[Adbitco]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

But for the sake of security, you can't disclose how much Bitcoin you own or the profits you've made. Instead, you focus on those genuinely curious and eager to learn, guiding them with the resources they need to understand Bitcoin and stay safe.

They were the same people who turned to medical experts during the Ebola outbreak. Some even advised their families and friends to drink salt and bath with water filled with salt to prevent them from catching the virus. Unfortunately, a lot of people died from salt poising.

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

One thing you must understand is that people are always like that when they tried and it didn't work for them they would try all possible means to reduce the interest of those who wants to venture into Bitcoin but, unfortunately if people knows the benefit of Bitcoin you wouldn't want anyone to deceive you or stop them from making their investment.

So, I don't pay any heed to anyone talking against Bitcoin or cryptocurrency because I know they don't know what they're saying. One person failure cannot be another man failure so everyone must learn how to make their investment with what is obtainable for them and also we have to bear the risk of losing whatever they have invested in Bitcoin before going into it otherwise if using any amount that they couldn't afford to lose to invest in Bitcoin and when they investment finally lost they would have to regret why invested in Bitcoin, moreover it is important to invest in Bitcoin when the market is on bear season.

[tranthidung]

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

If people are exposed with good resources for learning when they are newbies, it's more easily for them to kick off their adventure with a right direction and good resources.

It requires luckiness that does not come to everyone so people must prepare good searching skills to search effectively and know how to filter information and get good one for use.

I have this thread for newbies Mega resources for newbies] Check here, find most of your need, before asking. As said, these resources can be their start but along their ways, they must do many things by themselves and sharpening searching skills is very important.

[LogitechMouse]

But for the sake of security, you can't disclose how much Bitcoin you own or the profits you've made. Instead, you focus on those genuinely curious and eager to learn, guiding them with the resources they need to understand Bitcoin and stay safe.

This is a no-brainer. Why disclosing your assets with others? What will be the benefits? Or you're just bragging with it to other people.
I mean there's no benefit in disclosing it especially to your closed ones. Sharing your knowledge that you have is the way to go. Instead of bragging, helping them would be the better option. Instead of disclosing your assets, hide them and tell to them to do the same as well.

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

Even when I'm starting to learn about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, I've hearing negative things about it already, but I have this one thing that helped me continue to learn it. My eagerness to learn Bitcoin helped me to do what I want to do and that's to learn Bitcoin even only the basics. F*ck the anti-Bitcoin. F*ck the naysayers. F*ck those who are saying negative things to it. It will not work with me anymore especially now that I'm equipped with knowledge already.

To those newbies out there, if you really want to learn and invest into Bitcoin then don't fall to what others are saying, and instead continue to learn, learn and learn about Bitcoin.

[KingsDen]

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

If people are exposed with good resources for learning when they are newbies, it's more easily for them to kick off their adventure with a right direction and good resources.

It requires luckiness that does not come to everyone so people must prepare good searching skills to search effectively and know how to filter information and get good one for use.

I have this thread for newbies Mega resources for newbies] Check here, find most of your need, before asking. As said, these resources can be their start but along their ways, they must do many things by themselves and sharpening searching skills is very important.

One of the greatest disappointment in the journey of newbies in the cryptocurrency industry is when they learn the wrong things in the early time. It is easier to teach one with no idea of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency than to unlearn someone who got the wrong impression and to impact in him the correct information.
This is one of the things that made my bitcoin journey uneasy.

This forum is a great place to have objective information about bitcoin. I have been in this forum when bitcoin was in its worse situation and people were shouting buy buy in this forum. And bitcoin later exploded. Seek for the right information.

[Kelward]

Most people were skeptical about Bitcoin in the early days of it's creation and they saw it from different perspectives, I think that most of them thought that it as a Ponzi scheme where many people will be scammed in the end. But over the years this negative perception about Bitcoin has really changed, people are now seeing it for what it really is, a store of value. I agree that some people still holds these negative perceptions about Bitcoin and are discouraging those that have genuine interests to invest in a genuine long term investment.

I believe that anybody that still allows neysayers to intimidate them by giving them unrealistic reasons why Bitcoin should not be trusted is allowing himself to be misled, in this era of the internet, people must learn to carry out research and decide for themselves. The adoption of Bitcoin is increasing rapidly, from my understanding, most people who have researched it and not interested in it are mainly for other reasons, not because they think that it's a scam.

Telling people about what you're worth in Bitcoin is depriving yourself of your privacy and freedom, you can be attacked for that. As an experienced bitcoiner you can teach people who have genuine interest to learn about Bitcoin but never what you're worth, you can't really tell if all your friends are happy about your achievements.

[SatoPrincess]

Why would you want to convince skeptics? I have grown past the need of wanting to convince people that Bitcoin is not a scam. Now I just let them wallow in their ignorance. In day and age, anyone who believes that Bitcoin is going to disappear or go to zero is still living under a rock. OP don’t worry, those naysayers will come to you later for advice on how to buy bitcoin when Bitcoin hit the next all time high. People seem to understand the value of Bitcoin whenever the price goes up.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

The truth of the fact is that there will always be naysayers in every field, most especially when it comes to financial investment that has to do with money, but inasmuch as people will always say what they heard or think about something, it's left for us who are into Bitcoin to be full grounded with the required basic knowledge needed to defend ourselves in times like this, because it can only take someone who is not deeply fully rooted in his knowledge about Bitcoin to fall for such naysayers who either they are purposefully anti-bitcoin or doing that out of ignorance. Hence, general public awareness is the best way to making people still invest in Bitcoin, despite many naysayers

[Die_empty]

Anybody who is deceived by this so-called crypto expert is lazy. Sorry for my harsh words but that's my perspective. These days one can easily get accurate information from the internet if you are willing to put in some level of work. You can easily confirm the authenticity of any information by doing some research. It's not wrong to learn from people but it is important to verify before believing or applying them.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

Also, consider if the person is trustworthy. These days people assume that you are rich if you start educating them about Bitcoin. They will think that since you are knowledgeable about the industry, you have made a fortune. This can make you a viable target for criminals. Please tread with caution, the days are evil.

[Distinctin]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

The truth of the fact is that there will always be naysayers in every field, most especially when it comes to financial investment that has to do with money, but inasmuch as people will always say what they heard or think about something, it's left for us who are into Bitcoin to be full grounded with the required basic knowledge needed to defend ourselves in times like this, because it can only take someone who is not deeply fully rooted in his knowledge about Bitcoin to fall for such naysayers who either they are purposefully anti-bitcoin or doing that out of ignorance. Hence, general public awareness is the best way to making people still invest in Bitcoin, despite many naysayers

You're right. Naysayers are everywhere. They can only intimidate you if you allow them too, but if you are focused on your own and you know you are doing what should be rightly done, then I don’t think naysayers will still matter at all. Remember that you have no control over them but you can always control your reaction towards them. Stick to bitcoin and be consistent in achieving your goal. In the end, you will also be the only one to make profit and benefit, and these people won’t be of use to you.

[Zoomic]

A focused person will look beyond what people say and still invest base on his own personal conviction. This personal conviction is not built by just listening to the good or bad things people have to say about bitcoin, it is built by extensively carrying out a research to know more about something you are not too sure of. As a newbie who is still doubting the originality and authenticity of bitcoin investment, I won't tell you to invest or not invest in bitcoin.  First do your own findings, be sure of your decision before taking any action. Remember, you are 100% responsible for any decision you make. So, it is better to place yourself at the safer side instead of putting up a "blame game" later in the future.

[KiaKia]

To be honest, many people do ended up losing everything with crypto, but the so called naysers aren't just getting it that the fault is on the investors, but instead they always make crypto and Bitcoin look like the culprit, if you mismanage your recovery seed or private key you will no doubt lose everything, if you keep your keeps in your email account or a cloud service you will lose everything, follow the rules of keeping your assets safe and you will end up with good results.

There are also people who believe they are smart, they want to outsmart the market, when they hold they feel impatience and then the FOMO get them trapped, in the end they sell when they shouldn't and they buy when they should be taking profits, who is responsible for this? The person that introduced you to Bitcoin? No, they won't help you to do everything, you need to dyor too.

Some people are just too lazy for everything .

[JiiBs]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

Everyone really is a financial expert and it feels really sick having to listen to someone who clearly don’t have a an understanding of what is been discussed and yet, fronts like a professional on the topic.

When you don’t know a thing, you allow yourself to be schooled by those who know, rather than project yourself like someone who is informed on the course. This is an enemy to learning, you don’t get to learn nothing if you already know everything. Am already saturated cups can’t be filled, same applies to knowledge.

When it comes to the topic of Bitcoin, people are always quick to condemn even when they haven’t gone in-depth to get facts about Bitcoin.
In truth, if you aren’t about learning, genuinely learning I mean, nothing would stick even when told and until you find such individuals, it’s no use wasting energy.

[Solosanz]

For those who may not understand, this topic isn't about disclosing how much Bitcoin you own, addressing skeptics, or trying to persuade anyone to buy Bitcoin. Instead, it's about focusing on that one person who's interested in Bitcoin but is a beginner, and providing them with the right resources to help them make an informed decision about whether or not to invest.

What are these information to help whether or not to invest in Bitcoin? investing in Bitcoin and investing in other assets are nothing different, you need to have emergency funds and not invest all of your money, that's it.

If someone interested with Bitcoin, they can search by themselves since there are a lot information by online and they can ask a question to someone who know about Bitcoin.

If you observe that someone who is genuinely interested and curious about Bitcoin and want to learn more, take the time to educate them, share reliable information and resources with them so that they can make informed choices.

That's you, if you want to teach people then do it, but you shouldn't force other people to spend their time to teach other people if they don't want to do it.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin.

Although it may seem strange at first glance, as bitcoin is the most profitable asset since its inception, there are people who have indeed lost a lot of money by doing the opposite of what they should do, i.e. buying high and selling low. If we look at the long term chart this is crazy. So the best lesson for the future is to forget about FUD and in that sense I agree with the OP.

If someone interested with Bitcoin, they can search by themselves since there are a lot information by online and they can ask a question to someone who know about Bitcoin.

Yes, in any case, before investing in bitcoin or anything else, you need to do research and be clear about what you are buying and why. In the case of bitcoin, once you have done that, you have to forget about naysayers, bad news and FUD in general.

[pakhitheboss]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin. They'll tell you not to get involved. They'll tell you about the person who lost their entire fortune to bitcoin. They'll tell you how bitcoin has been said to be is used for a lot of bad things. And they'll go on dishing out their unsolicited financial advice to you.

I agree with everyone that your friends or family members might not always be financial experts. Dominating near and close with financial suggestion is how things work in the real world and the best way to avoid it is not discussing it with them. Regardless if it is Bitcoin or fiat it is better to avoid them as they will always ensure they know more than you do. That is why they are called elders as they dominate the young ones by saying one sentence which is We/I have seen the world before you were born.

But for the sake of security, you can't disclose how much Bitcoin you own or the profits you've made. Instead, you focus on those genuinely curious and eager to learn, guiding them with the resources they need to understand Bitcoin and stay safe.

What you are writing here has been discussed multiple times and yet people still forget. They disclose the numbers and then they lose everything which is quite evident considering how big Bitcoin has become in 15 years.

[Catenaccio]

Everyone is a financial expert whenever you have the chance to speak about bitcoin.

It is never true.

You can read, learn about Bitcoin, feel interested in this innovation and actually took action to invest in Bitcoin, trade Bitcoin but it does not guarantee anything. You can have profit or loss with your actions as investment or trading bitcoin. Nothing to be sure you will ONLY get profit with your actions and by this, including loss from your actions, you are not certainly an expert in Bitcoin or a financial expert.

[Luzin]

Don’t let Bitcoin naysayers shut you down or intimidate you.

Even my country has made a law. Who will oppose? In my country bitcoin has been recognized as a commodity. So we have legal force as long as we are in accordance with the agreed regulations.

The intimidating person has no free space. They have to think twice if they break the law. Even though we are still in the minority, our development is positive. I think Bitcoin and its technology will continue to evolve better.

[Wiwo]

A focused person will look beyond what people say and still invest base on his own personal conviction. This personal conviction is not built by just listening to the good or bad things people have to say about bitcoin, it is built by extensively carrying out a research to know more about something you are not too sure of. As a newbie who is still doubting the originality and authenticity of bitcoin investment, I won't tell you to invest or not invest in bitcoin.  First do your own findings, be sure of your decision before taking any action. Remember, you are 100% responsible for any decision you make. So, it is better to place yourself at the safer side instead of putting up a "blame game" later in the future.

Exactly motivation is the key to bitcoin journey, because at some point the journey may be rough and by such a time, what will keep you going is your inner motivations, and zeel to keep going, but most of those that got in based on the conviction and drive for riches through bitcoin, they lack such motivation and anytime the market goes against them they easily panic and get worned out.

They are the weak hands, because along the line they easily let go of they bitcoin investment based on the lack of motivation during hard times.