Bitcoin is rewriting the script on what we believe money should be. Although news sources are reporting about it, some might not truly experience it yet. We here come in to help. Sometimes it's about offering people something to chew on, like, "How do you feel about your hard-earned money losing value over time?" or "Would you prefer an asset you fully control?"

I pay close attention for emotional triggers. That's your starting point if they're upset with conventional banking. Talk of freedom, of digital ownership, of not being at the will of a centralized power. Still, do it in a way that speaks to their daily existence. Should they show interest, expand on the tech. If they glaze over, move on. Nobody is in desire of a sermon. One wants to inspire sincere interest. Should you be able to access it, they will investigate on their own. That’s real impact. That’s real connection. That’s real value

Even if you don't tell anyone about Bitcoin, Bitcoin will still reach its goal. But the thing is that if your relatives or close friends don't know about Bitcoin yet, then in the future if you achieve success from Bitcoin or someone else achieves success from Bitcoin, they may regret it. Because they will think that if they could have known about Bitcoin earlier, they would have definitely accepted Bitcoin. At that time, if you tell them what you know, they may definitely blame you. That is why you should definitely give your loved ones an idea about Bitcoin. If they buy Bitcoin after knowing, it is good, but if they don't, it is also good for you because they will not be able to blame you in the future.

Personally, I dont go out of my way to bring up Bitcoin or crypto with my friends.  But if they ever ask me about it, Im always glad to try and explain things or answer whatever questions they may have and  i know some folks are really into talking about investments and all that stuff, but thats just not my style.  And besides, money stuff can be personal for people right?

I have noticed some of my buddies seem curious when bitcoin comes up in conversation.  But I think lots of folks feel awkward because they dont really understand it or get how it works.  I felt the same way at first too.  But theres nothing wrong with admitting you dont know much about something. Heck, we are learning new things about everything all the time!  So, it is always better to ask than to make a stupid mistake, especially when money is involved.

Theirs no need for bitcoin introduction to people any longer, because bitcoin has gotten firm because of people who tested bitcoin investment and they made profit on the process....so I believe that people is hearing about bitcoin through Internet all over the world, except its a country her citizen is not allowed to make use internet, they're the one that will not know about Bitcoin.

Bitcoin awareness has been done some years ago and it was people were biased of bitcoin, they were no trust on bitcoin, and many governments was against bitcoin, due to they did not understand the concepts of of bitcoin then, currently nobody is inviting anybody to bitcoin investment, because people has willing on bitcoin due to what they profited via its investment.

Spreading information to people about bitcoin of course is a good thing to  do. However, their are some people maybe when you try telling them about how bitcoin investment works and at same time trying to convince him/her to go into bitcoin investment.  if you're still the first person to inform him about bitcoin investment  probably he might be thinking that you're actually trying to scam him considering how you're being so optimistic about it of course that's the feeling we always have sometimes when you're not familiar with something maybe you meet a friend who knows everything concerning that very thing you know when he keep telling you about that stuff at first you will be scared because that's your first time of hearing about such thing. More especially when money is involved you know people are always careful when it comes to something that will require puting our money. So I will rather wait for them to Walk up to me if they're interested, than spreading information about bitcoin because not everyone that is interested.

I am an advocate of giving friends a simple assignment to read about Bitcoin first. I have select links on Bitcoin basics to help them understand. That is my initial test of how curious enough they are to know about Bitcoin.

We pick up the discussion from those who return having completed the first tasks. You cannot say you want to know about Bitcoin and your default mode is to be too lazy to read. You'll just be scammed. Doing your own research is studying and finding things out for yourself. And friends who have good friends will continue to provide guidance for their fellow friends until they understand Bitcoin to do some sending a d receiving Bitcoin.

Yes Some people may thought we are trapping them to scams. It is human psychology. As many people replied to this thread most people aware of it but there are few people don't know much about it.

Bitcoin is a currency, an investment and to own it we need money. Bitcoin does not create jobs, it is not distributed for free and investing in it is risky so recommending it to unemployed people is pointless or even harmful to them. Because they may see it as a get rich quick tool and from there come the idea of ​​borrowing money to invest, and that is not encouraged.

Anyone who wants to invest in bitcoin should have at least one source of income and only invest in amounts that will not disrupt our daily lives. It is just an investment that can bring high returns but also has risks, it is not a panacea that can save us from unemployment or poverty...

I still stand on the principle that it's a bad idea to introduce bitcoin or cryptocurrency to them, I don't like the idea that I'm initiating the introduction when in reality, it should go a different way because it helps that you're not burdened that they lose their money when they make a bad decision when they gamble, I mean that's how I'm seeing this but ultimately, my point is that I don't like the possibility that they might blame me for when things don't go their way when they decide to gamble their money away in buying cryptocurrency. Maybe it looks like I'm an asshole when it comes to this kind of stuff but if I'm being honest, I want the peace of mind of not having to deal with people that are asking me questions and such.

I took initiative to explain about Bitcoin to others in the past. But they don't think much about the future and willing to do what they did without open their minds that something good can help and change their lives. But after Bitcoin price reach $20k-$30k, I stop to explain about Bitcoin especially to my friends because many of them still not follow what happen in the world.

But when Bitcoin price start to rise and reach more than $50k, some of them came to me and ask about Bitcoin. Well, I just tell what I can and I also tell to them that I already suggest them to learn more about Bitcoin but they choose to leave it like that.

I don't know what happen to them now whether they are join in Bitcoin or still busy with what they do without thinks or open their minds to accept Bitcoin. Bitcoin will a personal decision so we can only explain and the rest will be up to them. We can not force them to join in Bitcoin.