You can get it when you PM the OP.
That's how you get it then you're good to go bro...

But honestly speaking, those who wants to engage on the interview should inbox the OP which is quite true because there's no way you can get the interview done without meeting him and he must take your link and add up it to the other participants who've enrolled in the interview.
Taking permission before taking ones property means you respect the person so they need to do the needful before partaken in the interview.
The questions are outdated no doubt because I believe those questions and the interview itself has been here before I even joined this Forum.
The best is for you Mr JayJuanGee to PM the OP to upgrade some of those, if not all the questions to make it look refreshed so that the fun can begin again.
Hope that's suppose to be so Mr JayJuanGee, don't you think so?🤔

But, I think this should also be the OP's job. Most interviews are posted by the user themselves, when it should be the OP. He is the one who should receive the answers to the questions, compile the answers and post them. And in this process, if any additional information was needed about an answer, the user would be asked.

Another thing I've noticed is that the questions are always the same, or almost always the same. When the questions could be somewhat adapted to each user. Maybe by doing a small questionnaire beforehand, and then preparing the questions.

Otherwise, I think the OP continues to do a good job.

Well, that's not what OP says. Unless something changed in the meantime and its free for all now.



I don't know about the others, but I was reading each and every interview while there was some selection and only people with some history (like you) here had the privilege to give answers

That eventually changed when we got bunch of pretty much unknown members joining and I honestly didn't care to find more about someone I didn't even know exists on forum before and whom I never exchanged a single sentence so I eventually stopped checking this thread.

Some of the questions now can not be changed due to their relevance but others are now outdated. The bitcoin world is ever changing and there are new questions that should be added to make the interview more interesting.

This interview section should not be for everybody. I am not trying to be sentimental but it should be for members with experience or have something unique to share. Even in the real world, the media don't host just anybody on the street for interviews. This section should be an avenue where members learn from veterans in the forum. Many new members that have been interviewed just repeat the same stories making this thread less educative. New faces need to stay in the forum and gain experience before coming to tell their stories.

I don't have any problem with the idea of "nobodies" giving interviews because it is quite likely that every single member of this forum (who is a real person rather than a bot) has individual experiences that are interesting and can be relevant and interesting for others to read, but one of the problems and difficulties is that some people have difficulties figuring out how to provide at least enough personally specific facts in order for the story to have some kind of level of interestingness due to some of the individual details... which likely any of us can only get to that level by providing some personal details rather than just giving the conclusions about what happened and without fleshing it out.

I am not going to even try to say that I am any kind of interesting person, because i am likely boring as fuck to some people.. but then sometimes there can be certain pieces of a story and even facts that can be unravelled and explored in order to attempt to get some kind of an interesting angle to an otherwise mundane story....

....and for example, one time more than 20 years ago, I recall telling a story about eating some live squid to some family members, and I recall that I sent an e-mail on the topic, and my e-mail was only a few paragraphs, but I went over a lot of the details of how my experience had gone... and it probably took me more than three hours to write those three paragraphs.. I wrote the first draft, and then edited it, and then the next day, I edited it again, and added some more facts, and then right around the third day I sent out that e-mail and my live squid eating story..    

...and so even the other day, I went on a not so interesting walk, and then as I was approaching the water front, I saw a right around 40-year old guy who was riding a tricycle with coconuts out of the back of the tricycle, and he stopped near a coconut tree and as he saw that I was walking up to him, he pointed at me and then pointed up to the top of the tree (which was about 60 feet), and pretty soon he started climbing the tree.. and I just stood there watching him for more than 10 minutes and torn between whether I should continue to go on my walk or to finish watching him get about 15 coconuts from the top of the tree and throw them to the ground, and then when he got back to the ground, I asked him how long he had been in the coconut business and climbing trees like that, and he said 3 years.. and I thought wow... and I probably even said "wow," and I asked him a few other questions as he was loading up his coconuts into a weaved sack to take over to his tricycle, and I did not ask him how old he was, but I still was thinking (and probably even implying it with some of my questions to him) that he is pretty old to be climbing coconut trees like that and maybe making around a couple dollars per coconut. and even was almost feeling like giving him a tip, just for watching him, but as he was gathering his final coconuts and taking them to his  trike, I started to continue my walk, kind of slowly, and then maybe it was just a minute or two later as I am walking, I looked back, and the tricycle was gone, and I saw that he was already on the other side of the street and riding in the opposite direction.. but my witnessing of the event stuck with me for that whole day and even several days after, which caused me to think about it as an example for this response.

My point is that somewhat boring things can sometimes be made to sound somewhat more interesting due to some of the individual tailoring and addition of some details, including if some attempts to capture the moment are added. .and some of those personal details might be similar to the experiences of other people, like a friend told me about bitcoin.. .. but then if you tell me something interesting about that particular friend (like he smoke 3 packs of cigarettes a day, or that he had a parrot at his house or that his dad was a very depressed person, even though he had around 15 children from 5 different women), then your story becomes more individualized, even if some other member might have friends just like that guy/gal and there is nothing really overly interesting about your story, except for the fact that you had added some personal details or some specifics or even saying how something made you feel to flesh out how some of the more important aspects played out for you...

Wait, wait, wait: what?
You just said we are not the only recipient of JJG's walls of text ^TM?
Are you telling us there are various versions of JJG's walls of text ^TM in the various alternate realities where you are living?
I thought we were special!

Thanks for the opportunity to share my experience on cryptocurrency.

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?
I new about cryptocurrency in 2018, and I became interested in cryptocurrency in 2019, during the lockdown because I was boring and needed to make use of my time to learn something new, so that i can also be part of the crypto space.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?
I bought my first bitcoin 2020, but I had not gotten the the right knowledge then, so I bought at a high price and when bitcoin price went below my entry point, I panicked and sold because I borrowed the money and thought that I can make profit within a short period of time. I messed it up.

3. How did you get on the forum?
I got here through a friend that I told about my zeal to learn more about how bitcoin works, and he directed me to this forum that he came accross it online, when he was making some reseach.

4.1. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?
Actually, from what I have learnt so far in the forum, I have come to understand that when one knows the basic concepts of bitcoin, which is how to buy bitcoin and which is the right wallet to use for the safety of your bitcoin, you can go ahead and start investing. This is because part of the basic concept of bitcoin is ro invest in a long term which can be from 4 -10yrs. And along the line as the person is continues with his accumulation, he can start learning the other part of it. This means that 2-3yrs is too long to learn before investing, because the earlier one invests in bitcoin, the better for him. Therefore, i will say that one month is cool, since you are only going to buy from an exchange and transfer it into your noncustodial wallet. Learning the rest can continue for as long as the person feels, he can.

4.2. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?
The government is the first thing that I will say can hinder the adoption of crypto, when they bring laws that is not crypto friendly, like banning bitcoin in the country. Secondly, lack of knowledge can also hinfer the mass adoption of crypto, when the people don't know the difference bitcoin altcoins and bitcoin, they might end up investing in altcoins and when it pumps and dump. Investirs will lose and this can make them scare from bitcoin, because they will think that all crptocurrency are the same.

4.3. What is the situation with cryptocurrencies in your country? Are there any problems when exchanging for fiat? Which city or place in your country is best suited for cryptocurrency holders?
Cryptocurrency is restricted from banks but individuals have access to it.
Centralized exchanges has made the exchanfe of cryptocurrency (bitcoin) very easy to sell and have your fiat currency in your bank account through their P2P trade.
The Federal Capital Territory Abuja, will be a good place for cryptocurrency holders.

4.4. Are you using the Lightning network? If yes, for what purposes?
Yes, I use LN for smaller transactions because it is cheaper.

4.5. Which secure cryptocurrency wallets are you currently using?
I use electrum wallet currently due to some unique deatures that it has, like allowing double spending using RBF, CPFP ans coin control.

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?
It is cool and I like the initiative because it will make one eager to learn and improve himself so that he can grow and start earning something for his contributions on the forum. This shows that every member of this forum has a compensation for contributing towards the forum growth. It may or may not harm the forum, because it depends on individuals how they will want to take things for granted.

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?
JJG’s Outline of Bitcoin Investment Ideas
Helpful users are JJG becacause I have learnt so much from him from our discussions on the best way to go about your bitcoininvestment with the best strategy for a newb ie like me which is regulat DCA. o_e_l_e_o is also someone that I have also learnt a lot from on wallet software.

7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?

8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
I don't trade on echanges because it is a risky practice and I don't want to take such risk, since my plans is to keep on stashing my bitcoin bag and hodli, i believe in investment because there will be a bigger return in the long run compared to trading.

9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
No big profit or loss yet because I haven't experience any bull run and I haven't sold any of my bitcoin after I started accumulating. The only time that I lost when when I sold out of panic because I don't understand much about bitcoin and this was in 2020.

10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?

11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?
My anonymity is a vital neccessity for privacy sake.

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
I haven't read any book yet on cryptocurrency but I have read so many articles on cryptocurrency.

13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?
Bitcoin Bitcoin Bitcoin.. We can't trust those altcoins out there, because they are like gambling.

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2023?
I hope to see bitcoin price above $31k, since $31k is the highest price that bitcoin has reached in this current circle.

No.
Complex issue. Some people are very busy, while others take a long time to publish an interview.

All right, it's also many questions and takes time to reply to each question.