Quote from: harizen on March 12, 2018, 05:17:34 PM

Quote from: peter.from.penn on March 12, 2018, 04:42:47 PM

I'm someone who loves to share. When I discovered blockchain technology a while ago, I wanted to tell everyone. I didn't stop with my friends and family. I told colleagues at work, my doctor, and just about anyone who would listen. Some who got in early made money and were very happy. But others waited until after seeing the massive bull run to invest, and bought at the top. Now I keep my mouth shut because I can't control how people invest. Even though blockchain will change the world, there are still good and bad investments. How about you? Do you encourage others to invest in crypto?

Those newbies does need understanding so for a start, the one that needs to explain is the risks and that is a must. There are persons who doesn't want to engage in a crypto earning methods to earn that's why instead they want to invest.

Well we can't stop them if they are really eager but like I said, since they are new to these things, they need to understand how volatile crypto is and what are the risks associated once they invested. Im asking also some questions like, "why they choose to invest" "did they just saw others getting decent profit out from crypto trading that's why they want to do the same" "are they willing to accept that they might lose the moment they wake up" etc.

As much as possible, I want them to earned cryptos by means of doing such crypto related works then used their profit there to buy a crypto but people have different views and mindset that's why in here, just give them some insights of what will happened on the path they choose.

I agree. I did that before, but I only sounded like a marketer falling on deaf ears with what I am saying, thus, I learned that the best way to teach the concepts of cryptocurrency to people is if they would approach me themselves and show how interested they are. I am saying this because it's hard to persuade someone that doesn't like or even a tad bit interested with what you're talking about. Even friends or family would be a hard customer to convince, especially since it could involve money and investing, I don't want to be in a position when someone I know would lose money because of they follow what I said, it would be kind of awkward.