What should you know before recommending Bitcoin to a friend?

[Agathamay]

If you have friends or family who are interested in Bitcoin or you want to encourage them to invest, don’t be too excited trying to convince them. Give them all the info they need. Don’t just push them, give them facts, which is way more important.

Teach them how the market moves, that it’s not some ponzi scheme that guarantees returns. It can be volatile, and we can lose money too. But with basic education and real trust in Bitcoin’s long-term future, their investment will likely grow, especially if they choose to HODL.

You said it perfectly and I believe a lot of people are already guilty of this because people get so excited when they introduce others to bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large that they forget to tell them the essential details which is that, bitcoin and cryptocurrency are volatile and that nothing is certain in the market and it isn't a get rich investment or a ponzi.

Some other people give others so much assurance of the coin as if they can easily control the market and when things don't go as expected, they are always held responsible for it and that's why I align with you that, we shouldn't be so excited when sharing the knowledge with others and always follow what op have listed above to be  at the safer side and in all our teachings, we shouldn't forget to let them know the importance of personal research.

[ndutndut]

If you have friends or family who are interested in Bitcoin or you want to encourage them to invest, don’t be too excited trying to convince them. Give them all the info they need. Don’t just push them, give them facts, which is way more important.

Teach them how the market moves, that it’s not some ponzi scheme that guarantees returns. It can be volatile, and we can lose money too. But with basic education and real trust in Bitcoin’s long-term future, their investment will likely grow, especially if they choose to HODL.

You said it perfectly and I believe a lot of people are already guilty of this because people get so excited when they introduce others to bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large that they forget to tell them the essential details which is that, bitcoin and cryptocurrency are volatile and that nothing is certain in the market and it isn't a get rich investment or a ponzi.

Some other people give others so much assurance of the coin as if they can easily control the market and when things don't go as expected, they are always held responsible for it and that's why I align with you that, we shouldn't be so excited when sharing the knowledge with others and always follow what op have listed above to be  at the safer side and in all our teachings, we shouldn't forget to let them know the importance of personal research.

You are right. We shouldn't overhype Bitcoin when educating friends or family instead of immediately highlighting the investment benefits we should present the full picture including volatility, the risk of loss and the importance of doing one's own research. This ensures that any decision they make is truly their own rather than the result of pressure from us.

Fundamentally, when educating others about Bitcoin we have to be prepared for the risk of being blamed if things go wrong. However, by clearly outlining the risks from the start we indirectly protect ourselves from being held responsible should they suffer losses or if outcomes don't go as expected. I rarely encourage friends or family to invest in Bitcoin unless they are genuinely serious or have the personal initiative to learn about it meaning I am not the one initiating the offer or persuasion.

[KingsDen]

If you have friends or family who are interested in Bitcoin or you want to encourage them to invest, don’t be too excited trying to convince them. Give them all the info they need. Don’t just push them, give them facts, which is way more important.

Teach them how the market moves, that it’s not some ponzi scheme that guarantees returns. It can be volatile, and we can lose money too. But with basic education and real trust in Bitcoin’s long-term future, their investment will likely grow, especially if they choose to HODL.

At this stage of the market, some people might not encourage anyone to invest. Infact, the method I have adopted now helps me a lot. I will never tell anyone personally to invest, but I have a start up and group of people I tech tech skills, I post general information and education to them, people who really are interested to invest would be looking for me themselves and not the other way round.

I have used this method also for my family and friends. They well know I am into bitcoin, so anyone who is interested will meet me for guidance. By this, I wouldn't have the need to be preaching to anyone.

[retreat]

I don't think I would want to go down that road again because of the experience I had with the last person I introduced. I don't know if the fault was entirely mine because I asked him to actually do some research about Bitcoin by himself because I wanted him to have some sort of self experience because the manner and understand he approached me was based on the idea that he could get rich simply by stacking up coin without the proper understanding that Bitcoin is all about patience and volatility.

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

[qurbanshah02]

I don't think I would want to go down that road again because of the experience I had with the last person I introduced. I don't know if the fault was entirely mine because I asked him to actually do some research about Bitcoin by himself because I wanted him to have some sort of self experience because the manner and understand he approached me was based on the idea that he could get rich simply by stacking up coin without the proper understanding that Bitcoin is all about patience and volatility.

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

Actually, people have misunderstood the purpose of living in the world, due to which they make money all the time, while money is not more useful for us than necessary. Getting rich with Bitcoin is not easy, rather it is a waste. How much can you invest in Bitcoin? If you buy 10 Bitcoins and get half of its profit, it will be $ 600k, so you have not become rich at this price yet. If you have become rich, you will have to earn at least as much money as a millionaire and for this you need at least 4 years and a fairly large capital that will give you profit for a long time. And if you want to get rich quickly by trading, then when you lose money in a single trade, you will understand that you do not become rich like that. You have kept yourself completely well. Such conversations are always made by those who have no work and dream of becoming rich.

[Gost ms]

I don't think I would want to go down that road again because of the experience I had with the last person I introduced. I don't know if the fault was entirely mine because I asked him to actually do some research about Bitcoin by himself because I wanted him to have some sort of self experience because the manner and understand he approached me was based on the idea that he could get rich simply by stacking up coin without the proper understanding that Bitcoin is all about patience and volatility.

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

Actually, people have misunderstood the purpose of living in the world, due to which they make money all the time, while money is not more useful for us than necessary. Getting rich with Bitcoin is not easy, rather it is a waste. How much can you invest in Bitcoin? If you buy 10 Bitcoins and get half of its profit, it will be $ 600k, so you have not become rich at this price yet. If you have become rich, you will have to earn at least as much money as a millionaire and for this you need at least 4 years and a fairly large capital that will give you profit for a long time. And if you want to get rich quickly by trading, then when you lose money in a single trade, you will understand that you do not become rich like that. You have kept yourself completely well. Such conversations are always made by those who have no work and dream of becoming rich.

Money is not more important than our life, but the need for money in our life, on the way, is much more important and important. No matter what you do, you will need money and if you do not have money, then you are worthless.

The amount of money that someone has is very big for him. For example, there are many people who do not have $ 10 as a big amount, but there are many people who have $ 10 as a monthly living expense. So it is not that a person can become rich by earning 1 million dollars. Investing with what we have is the best decision. Bitcoin is an asset and a person can benefit a lot from Bitcoin through long-term investment and he can dream of becoming rich.

[Tungbulu]

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

This is exactly the reason why, if I see or come across anyone who comes to me, asking for me to teach them about crypto or how invest in the crypto market, the first thing I tell them is that, if making quick money is what’s bringing them to investing in bitcoin then they’re in the wrong place, and they should rather go look for something else to put in their money on cos crypto won’t meet their expectations.

[batang_bitcoin]

I don't think I would want to go down that road again because of the experience I had with the last person I introduced. I don't know if the fault was entirely mine because I asked him to actually do some research about Bitcoin by himself because I wanted him to have some sort of self experience because the manner and understand he approached me was based on the idea that he could get rich simply by stacking up coin without the proper understanding that Bitcoin is all about patience and volatility.

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

I guess that many of us have been through that experience. We've been so eager to tell and answer the questions thrown at us by these people who asked us about certain things about investing in bitcoin and other stuff related to it. But in the end, they made us feel that we're not enough and we're ignored after all. The time that we've shared to them are not valued well by these people and that's why I also don't want to go in that route anymore if ever someone looks eager and yet in the end, I'll see that there's a part of them saying that it's our fault for introducing them to bitcoin.

[Dzwaafu11]

I don't think I would want to go down that road again because of the experience I had with the last person I introduced. I don't know if the fault was entirely mine because I asked him to actually do some research about Bitcoin by himself because I wanted him to have some sort of self experience because the manner and understand he approached me was based on the idea that he could get rich simply by stacking up coin without the proper understanding that Bitcoin is all about patience and volatility.

You're not the only one who feels that way. I've been through something similar, and I just avoid further interaction with the kind of people who want to get rich quick off Bitcoin. Because from the very beginning, their brains are all about money; they're only focused on the profits they can make from Bitcoin. Avoiding people like this will only save you from unnecessary stress and drama.

Knowledge is very important in all this things, there is a way you will intrpduced someone into bitcoin and will want to get rick quicl, I belive is not everyone that want to get rich quick there are people that will want to learn and follow the due process and invest in it.

Although, I can't argue the fact that there are people that really want to get rich quick in bitcoin investment that is why they are always failing anytime they do invest in bitcoin.

[Youngrebel]

The third point is actually very important and a lot of people that are new to Bitcoin are supposed to have this in mind before they should think of starting up their journey as investors. The price of Bitcoin isn't always going to be on the high side, Bitcoin is a crypto coin and just like every other crypto currency out there Bitcoin is volatile.

But you cannot expect beginners to know about the volatility of Bitcoin if they lack knowledge on what the market is all about. Personally when I recommend Bitcoin to anyone I always tell them what they need to know that about Market especially when it has to do with the volatility of the market.

A lot of people have high expectations of Bitcoin and that's the reason why they end up getting disappointed when they don't get the results they need rapidly.

[Silikiem]

If you have friends or family who are interested in Bitcoin or you want to encourage them to invest, don’t be too excited trying to convince them. Give them all the info they need. Don’t just push them, give them facts, which is way more important.

Teach them how the market moves, that it’s not some ponzi scheme that guarantees returns. It can be volatile, and we can lose money too. But with basic education and real trust in Bitcoin’s long-term future, their investment will likely grow, especially if they choose to HODL.

You said it perfectly and I believe a lot of people are already guilty of this because people get so excited when they introduce others to bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large that they forget to tell them the essential details which is that, bitcoin and cryptocurrency are volatile and that nothing is certain in the market and it isn't a get rich investment or a ponzi.

Some other people give others so much assurance of the coin as if they can easily control the market and when things don't go as expected, they are always held responsible for it and that's why I align with you that, we shouldn't be so excited when sharing the knowledge with others and always follow what op have listed above to be  at the safer side and in all our teachings, we shouldn't forget to let them know the importance of personal research.

You are right. We shouldn't overhype Bitcoin when educating friends or family instead of immediately highlighting the investment benefits we should present the full picture including volatility, the risk of loss and the importance of doing one's own research. This ensures that any decision they make is truly their own rather than the result of pressure from us.

Fundamentally, when educating others about Bitcoin we have to be prepared for the risk of being blamed if things go wrong. However, by clearly outlining the risks from the start we indirectly protect ourselves from being held responsible should they suffer losses or if outcomes don't go as expected. I rarely encourage friends or family to invest in Bitcoin unless they are genuinely serious or have the personal initiative to learn about it meaning I am not the one initiating the offer or persuasion.

Patience, time and consistency is what i usually work with when telling anyone about bitcoin investment because most people out there actually think that many investors who are successful today got their success over night, they don’t know the time it took them to get to where they are now. Many have been investing for years quietly, Some of us  equally experienced losses in the beginning due to lack of proper knowledge about bitcoin but our knowledge keep growing from our experiences while investing in bitcoin. For sure, newbies cannot wait to get everything right before they can start investing in bitcoin, they will learn everyday and also be able to make some adjustments and important investments decisions going forward.

[Ethan151]

As a beginner, I’m learning that Bitcoin isn't just about buying and making money. Security, carefulness, and having the right information are very important.
Some key lessons I’ve learned:

•Always protect your wallet and recovery information.
•Double-check wallet addresses before sending.
•Be careful with scams and unrealistic promises.
•Never invest money you cannot afford to lose.
•Do your own research before making decisions.

I’m still learning, so I’d appreciate any additional safety tips from experienced members.