To be honest I think in today’s time, the most effective way to spread awareness is through the use of social media. Even if you do not intend for them to see it, they will see it as long as you post it online. The internet has come such a long way to the point of connecting a lot of us from different parts of the world has become such an easy feat.

There are multiple social media platforms we can use to spread awareness about bitcoin and it won’t even be hard to do so. The only challenge we’ll encounter is people having misconceptions about bitcoin and never accepting any kind of reasoning.

I think bitcoin investment does not have a specific age limit. Anyone can invest in bitcoin for as long as they can understand it well. But some people who are not as young as they used to be might harder time to understand what this is all about and might not even be a little interested in crypto.

So it’s important still to consider demographics and how likely they are to be interested in bitcoin.


I agree that accessibility should also be considered

If they do not even have access to other basic things why bother them with something as complicated as bitcoin or digital currency?

Yeah and that's why having offline awareness programme could be helpful. Tho, imminent resut may not seen but gradually we could start seeing the impact

Yes noted, the fastest way to spread information or create awareness is through social media. Once it's posted, it goes viral and this can help too in the case of bitcoin but then there should be ways to reach out to those who are in remote villages, those without any digital asset or who can't access the internet.

In my opinion, I will suggest we speak or teach anywhere we find ourselves and to anyone who cares to learn, the use of local radio, flyers, newspaper etc. Also open speech in local meetings or town center and even schools can help too in creating awareness about bitcoin.
This can only be carried out with joint efforts as a team, it is not a one man journey so we all can help out in any way we can to make this a success.

In rural areas, that's true. Many of these areas are not updated with the modern technology that we're having so expect that they have never heard BTC.

IMO, there's no need for you to do something with that. But if you're persistent with that then try to start talking with the people in that neighborhood and just try to ask them if they have heard BTC or not yet.

With small talks, you're giving them the idea and background of what BTC is and also, you're also having some good talks with the locals there.

I fell like the problem is not awareness because at this point the majority of people should have heard about bitcoin, is difficult to think that someone really never heard about it. What is more complicate for many people is actually accessing bitcoin because you need to be a little tech savvy, maybe even more than a little, and be able to properly store your funds. At the same time you must avoid scams. I mean, I get why many people are kind of scared of bitcoin, we're talking about something that when it's gone, it's gone, you'll never get it back if you make a mistake.

We have to understand that no matter how we try, they are still so many people that won't be part of it. From the example you shared about yourself, I will assume that you are a digital literate, meaning you know how to use the internet, also know how to read on your own and probably carry your own personal research. But you and I know very well that not everyone can do this due to several reasons (most especially the inability to read and write). We also both know that Bitcoin is not something that anyone can jump into, which proves that there is a need of learning it's concepts.

As popular as mobile devices, it would be very shocking to also know that not everyone still have access to it. There are several things that are available around us, but are uncommon to others due to high level of poverty and other factors. Adoption of Bitcoin would definitely spread wide, but I don't think everyone (over 8.5billion people) would hear about it or even key into it. Just my opinion.

The problem is still awareness or rather awareness is still part of the problem.
There are still people who have not heard about bitcoins, no matter how unimaginable it may sound. In addition to the people who have never heard about it at all, there are people who have heard about Bitcoins but they have the wrong information about it and speaking to them about it all, trying to create awareness about Bitcoin may just correct that wrong information that they have.

Do you see how contradicting that is? They do not have access to the internet what use would they have of bitcoin then? They won’t even get to use it as a currency. How would they even buy it in the first place?
Do people still use those traditional media platforms? Probably those who do will not care about bitcoin at all.

We don't actually need to do all that to help increase the awareness of Bitcoin. Sincerely, it would be easier to convince someone into investing in Bitcoin, especially those who has never heard of it before but has been looking for a way to make good profits online. Ones such persons are introduced into Bitcoin, with the idea that they can make so much profit, they won't wanna waste their time in doing any further research and rush into investing. When the market suddenly experience a dip, they start pointing fingers.

This is the reason why we shouldn't convince anyone to invest but let them make their own  decisions. We only have to spread the word in any means possible if we can. But don't try to force or convince anyone into investing.