Sounds bad. People very casually investing without really contemplating that much about it (just hearing about it on the phone and presumably hearing about previous prices) and not even learning how to invest themselves suggest that they have no idea what they're doing.
People also commonly say that a stock or asset is in a bubble when your grandmother is buying it. The age range that they're talking about is people who are about 70, especially lay people.
That tells me while we may not be mainstream yet, we are getting there.
What's this obsession that people have about "going mainstream"? Can't it just be what it is, an experiment in cryptography, and then find out what it becomes used for? Especially when the idea of "going mainstream" is just putting money in it, not actually doing anything with it.
my mother is 70 because she is my only one that i loved and she take care of me very will. I love my mother very much