I'm the one who not act anything about Bitcoin in my local and never spread any news because there's no any reason for me to do it. In my country there's few local countries, but I never use one of them and only use P2P platform.

I think even we're not doing anything in the country where we live, but it doesn't mean it will make Bitcoin adoption is decreased, because many investors and people who're looking to make money via online, will recognize if Bitcoin is one way from many.

After all, any people who hold Bitcoin regardless how much the amount is, already give an impact on Bitcoin adoption.

In life something good always win for itself even in the midst of all obstacles that no matter the oppression it receives the good in itself will make it prevail at the end. When the internet was first invented, it received so much criticisms from many angles but today everyone has seen how advantageous it is and it now have a universal acceptance, so if today bitcoin is not receiving the rapid global acceptance many bitcoiners has expected that doesn't mean it's ain't making a gradual progress.
It's global acceptance is necessarily not about we preaching about it.

alot of people treat bitcoin as if it some entity with arms and legs and a mouth which will one day get on a plane and come to someones area and start a business in that area. or educate everyone at a conference it has organised.

bitcoin is not AI nor an entity that hops on a plane

it is very much users doing things in their area/ability.. working together and individually to do small parts which act as a whole to strengthen the bitcoin ecosystem

much like how bitcoin works
each peer has its set rules and plays its part in communicating and storing information around it where the subsequent mass of people doing the same thing, which makes the network strong and robust

dont rely or wait or hope for central point/entity to do it . each person plays their part

if you are just waiting, following, hoping some influencer will be the next big thing for bitcoin. you are waiting and hoping for the wrong things
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you do not need to be the next big thing for bitcoin in your area
you can simply be a person that finds a nice cafe in your area with enough seating for multiple people. and invite people to have a cup of coffee and chat about bitcoin

find out peoples interest in it, find out their involvement and skills. let them vocal-network with each other to find out who is a energised buyer who is a energised seller. let them be known as the people to go to, to do trades with face to face
find out who are the local business owners, promote them as stores that could sell produce for coin
find the miners and developers as the "tech" group who can teach what they know to others.

ask each of them what are their main local shops they all prefer, like a hotlist of shops most would love to see accept bitcoin. and find the guy thats a good spokes person to go promote it to said hotlist.
you dont need to be the techie, or the exchanger, or the spokes men if thats not your skillset. but starting off small like a coffee morning and see what others can offer can start a positive movement

if your coffee meetings get popular upgrade them into seminars, conferences and such.

I kind of agree, but also the fact that most people do not really want to change from the current global standard that is fiat makes it difficult, its kind of like preaching into the void. There's no way a large part of the population will accept bitcoin as a form of viable currency exchange in their lifetimes.

But the tech enthusiast can be convinced otherwise. There are programs to make people more and more involved in understanding bitcoin, its use, why it can become the new money standard that can be used worldwide - without conversions and centralized oversight. Things like Summer of Bitcoin is definitely helping people in my country get more hands on with bitcoin (albeit its mostly just university students), but nonetheless, these initiatives come with courses that shed light on some of the aspects of bitcoin that make people avoid it - mostly because they don't know about it all that much.

I've introduced bitcoin to friends and few of my family members. The latter part is upto the person whether to invest or just leave it. Further if they ask support I used to help them, I don't volunteer. People are much interested into it, but at the same time they aren't ready to accept something that is virtual. In my locality some have used the term cryptocurrency and scammed people. So, if I try to spread people might indicate me a scammer. I need to be very careful handling things in my locality.

I think it is very important to explain the philosophy behind Bitcoin when explaining it to people but I felt that they were looking at me meaninglessly when I was really explaining it to a few people around me. They looked at me like I was a scammer. I think Bitcoin is still not well understood and i can say that the solution to this is not by thinking locally and acting globally. It is much better for people who are respected around the world to tell about Bitcoin than locally. Thus it will be easier for the masses to adopt Bitcoin.

What else do they need to get aware of about bitcoin aside that governments in some countries are yet to adopt it as a legal tender, so far so good bitcoin has gained a world rank recognition with all the 14 years Achievements it has acquired within this little time and that's why everyone searching on the internet today want to make more discovery about bitcoin because they know it's a advantage for a financial opportunity for security and freedom, except for those who were not technology inclined on digital currency will assume bitcoin is not moving fast enough with adoption.

We are already on 2023 while Bitcoin was invented during 2009. It’s already more than a decade for Bitcoin existence and people is not thinking global adoption should happened overnight because Bitcoin adoption is really very slow. I will understand your comment if we are on 2010 or 2011 because people will obviously too impatient but right now Bitcoin already have the spotlight and the capability to speed up Bitcoin adoption. We just need to do our job to support Bitcoin and become more aggressive than ever.

Yes of course it's worth it, and not a problem, however
So far we have not spread about Bitcoin, in the sense that we have not provided in-depth insight for those who don't really believe in it, although at least this is not a problem and has an impact on Bitcoin Adoption, even though they know Bitcoin and have sufficient knowledge. about Bitcoin it really changes some important and very significant aspects about it, but some of them don't have a good direction, everyone is different of course.

But this is not a big/small problem with Bitcoin, day after day so far we feel that the popularity of Bitcoin is increasing and getting better, as well as the adoption of Bitcoin even though it doesn't happen significantly globally. not only that the adoption of Bitcoin itself has been carried out by large companies even though there are some who still haven't done it maybe there are several reasons behind it, but this ongoing adoption has really helped make Bitcoin even better.

Even though we don't spread Bitcoin news, we also don't hide it from the public, we ourselves are Bitcoin adherents and Bitcoin holders in the sense that we also invest in Bitcoin.

Global adoption will not happen instantly, and it still takes time to be accepted globally, especially from the government side. We as citizens can still use bitcoin as a preparation if one day bitcoin can be accepted in many countries or even in all countries so we don't have to bother buying bitcoin because we have prepared it from now on. What's important is that we have to prepare for that time and having bitcoin from now on will help us later. Forget those who don't want to join us in investing in bitcoin because they don't want to change their lives through bitcoin.