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I always find people who think that Bitcoin or cryptocurrency assets are busting money and sometimes there are people who always assume that investing in bitcoin is fraught with hacker risk.
on the other hand I cannot assume that their opinions are wrong, but on the other hand I cannot justify their statements.
I always think that people who have opinions like that are people who don't really know about blockchain technology, or they just read from one of the articles that happens to provide news about a "dark" case in bitcoin, so they often assume that bitcoin is a range against hackers and scam.

what do you think about finding people like that and how will you react to them?

Years ago I would have tried to convince people like them of their mistake and showed them why bitcoin was going to be the currency of the future and why it was a good idea to buy some, but now I do not care, if people do not want to believe in bitcoin then that is their problem, if the economic system begins to show its weakness and as a result of this bitcoin begins to move up then I will be happy for myself and the members of the forum which always believed in bitcoin, if everyone else wants to learn the hard way then let them.

I do the same, if they dont like BTC then let it be .we dont need to change thier mind they just need to learn more about bitcoin by thier own. Besides they will realise it later why bitcoin is the future currency . i hope they are not that late and regret not learning it as early as possible so they have opportunity to earn with it.

I think the people that are calling bitcoin a scam, fraud, or Ponzi, don't actually have the knowledge regarding bitcoin or cryptocurrency in general. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital currency that is very fast with lower transaction fees, secure and fully decentralized. Maybe they should go and ask people who underestimated bitcoin and call bitcoin names between 2011 to 2013.

Explaining to someone who has no previous knowledge about crypto is really a tough job.
If they ask, explain it but if not, better let them investigate it on their own.
Every individual has their own opinion towards crypto. It is a slow process of learning the unknown.
They can't understand crypto and blockchain overnight. It would take time to learn the ins and outs just like when we started in crypto.
You should not lose your temper when someone is labeling btc as ponzi, fraud or scam. They will realize that they are wrong later on.