Quote from: AicecreaME on Today at 06:11:13 AM

I think its really nice for us to impart what we know to other people, so they wont be ignorant of things. It would be great if each member in our growing community spread bitcoin awareness from time to time, even if its just on some brief conversation with colleagues, peers, classmates, and workmates. In this way, we can help them understand what we are doing and what are the benefits of bitcoin to their chosen career/path. By doing this, we can also help our crypto community to become bigger and widely known.

I really respect what the OP did. This is what I do too, I talk to my friends and family about bitcoin. But I would never push them to learn it. I would always warn them about bitcoin scams, because they are prone to it. Bitcoin scams are now all around the social media, some will DM you and there are a lot of spam comments too. They deserve to know what to believe and what to ignore.

Somehow they are getting informed about the bitcoin too, I'm trying to tell that there are a lot of people doing btc scams and they are thankful for it. Once they ask more about the technology, I'll try to explain it in the most simple way. I share how I'm earning with it and how it help me. Once they understand how it works it will be easier for them to visualize it.