Not all friends in my friend circle have the same attitude, so I didn't inform all my friends about Bitcoin. I have some friends in my circle of friends who were interested in learning about Bitcoin. I only introduced them to Bitcoin, but I did not inform them about Bitcoin unless they were mentally prepared. However, I have not suggested anyone in my circle of friends to invest because investment is a purely personal matter and there is no point in me interfering in it.

Of course, I share with others about Bitcoin, especially those I believe will be interested in it even after I tell them.  I don't tell anybody I see or meet on the road about Bitcoin; I only inform people around me who I believe should know about it. And you understand that not everyone around you is interested in Bitcoin, either due to a lack of knowledge or because they have no belief in anything related to the crypto. However, you can make yourself feel terrible for not sharing with others around you who deserve to know.


Telling others about Bitcoin is not a bad thing, but are you confident that the people you are talking about are prepared to learn about it as well? Regardless of how close I am to someone, I still must think about it to see if they will be interested in hearing about it. Because some people will still call you a scammer even if you can show them proof of your Bitcoin profits.  So, be mindful of who you may inform about Bitcoin.

You shouldn't even bring everyone in your circle along to know about cryptocurrency some of them may continue to take your advice for granted since the information is coming from someone who they have personal relationship with but if you have those close pals who you know to have the zeal to learn and make good use of the information that you want  to give to them I think you shouldn't withhold the information since it will be profitable for them and they will also remember you for the good works in the future. You already know that you are not supposed to persuade anyone to invest in Bitcoin it should be the personal decision of the person after they have gotten a solid information from you or other people.

Yes, that's right, first you know, then you invest based on that knowledge, and you invest solely at your own personal risk. If you invest without knowing when to enter the market, at what price to enter, and what wallet to choose, then investing in and storing Bitcoin will be risky. Therefore, before investing in Bitcoin, friends should be asked to learn at least a little about Bitcoin, just like academic studies.

Oh, how I understand you so well in such judgments. I myself faced such a problem several years ago, when I decided to tell my friend about Bitcoin in a conversation. After some explanation, he told me straight out that I was a fraud and wanted to deceive him. Well, how is that possible? I didn’t even offer anything, and he already made such conclusions. What kind of people are they? It seems to me that they are terribly stupid and do not want to change anything in this life. They only need someone to hand them something and bring it ready-made on a plate. Since then, I almost never start a conversation on this topic. I try to avoid such conversations and transfer them to something else. This is much better not only for others, but also for me.

Sometimes we just want to bring the people that are close to introduce cryptocurrency to them,and not even observing if they will have interest for cryptocurrency.  But I think it will be more easier for us to really observe people when planning to introduce cryptocurrency to them if they have the interest  because sometimes when trying to lett people know what cryptocurrency is all about it just as if you are wasting your time because of the little interest and low effort they put in.

Those who are new to Bitcoin are usually interested in investing after learning about it. They are encouraged to invest in Bitcoin only considering the profit aspect, but investing in Bitcoin with the idea that only Bitcoin can make a profit can actually cause losses. There are many who cannot explain the loss aspect well to newbies. In investing in Bitcoin, an investor often forgets to remind them that an investor has to maintain a long-term investment, which is why when they lose money and the price of Bitcoin decreases much more than when they bought it, they get frustrated.

There are many investors who panic and try to sell their Bitcoin. They forget how strong they need to be emotionally. That is why they get hurt. Of course, if someone gives a new person an idea about Bitcoin, then if they give them an idea about the negative aspects in addition to giving them positive ideas, especially if they give them advance ideas about how to survive in difficult times, even if those investors suffer, no accusations will be made against the person who is telling others about Bitcoin.

Yes, you should really be telling them about into the risks involved when dealing up with cryptocurrencies. You cant really just that make yourself that makes money always and there's really that time that you would be able to lose money and the thing i dont really like is that when you do make out some recommendation to someone and if it turned out that their investment had some loses or negatives then they will be that starting out to blame you out and this is something that i dont really like and this is why i do only give out some advise into random people but for my friends then i might be having some reconsiderations on telling them but of course always consider out about the risks on which its really that important that you do really know about the risks factor because this isnt really just that talking about making money and thats something that you do put up into your mind. Explaining the opportunity about Bitcoin or crypto about making money then its good to share up these things but people do usually get blinded with their greed and thats why at the moment that you do explain up about making money then they would really be focusing into that and forgetting about the risks management on which this is something important but its commonly been neglected specially by newbies.

You've had a purely negative experience. Perhaps most people are actually trying to somehow turn away from something they are unfamiliar with and have little interest in, as they believe themselves. Especially now, when there are more and more tech-savvy scammers out there, people are simply afraid of losing their money or some property on some “newfangled investment idea”. And another reason is that people have little faith in success, meaning that even in situations where the investment amount is minimal they don't want to take the risk or waste their time on it.