Re: Why are some individuals hostile to Bitcoin?

- they don't understand it
- they have read so many confusing side of btc online that aren't true
- they are once a victim of scam,
- they have relatives/friends who have been a victim
- they are naturally hostile in nature Wink

one of the above must have occurred for anyone to be hostile towards btc, that's why it is always good to do one's own research and not rely on what you read or hear, if i had followed what i read, i won't be in crypto today, it is always good to learn.

These are commonly the very reason why people project hostility towards bitcoin. And I must say that there will always be people that will be unhappy about something even if the world is happy about it, more so if they have bad experience with it. We really just have to face the fact that many are still not in favor of crypto even at this modern era, and many will say bad things about it just to discourage everyone else from patronizing it.

I think I would add to the list that they feel like they ultimately have missed the boat and are now really hoping that Bitcoin is going to fail because it is a pain in the ass to see someone else making a ton of money with it. I still know about friends who are into finance and could really have a relatively easy time to understand it, but still they refuse to do so. When I ask them whether they read a single good book about it, nope. Who cares though right? Let them do their thing.

Some people do have an envious nature, for those who feel too late to know Bitcoin, and seeing other people succeed making a lot of money.
In the end these people did choose to be negative about Bitcoin, actually it is their right to do that. But it's just like it's not wise if someone
behaves like that, even if their minds are open and willing to learn Bitcoin properly. It's never too late to invest in Bitcoin, even starting from now
can still make a lot of money. As long as we have positive intentions, all things will go well. But those who reject Bitcoin, closed his mind.
So it's hard for these people to see Bitcoin from the positive side, in the end, we all have to go our separate ways.

Correct it is their envious nature, but they prefer to call themselves cautious and not naive in such a situation, implying that I was the opposite of what they are. But you know, one shouldn't really care. If they deny themselves the chance to at least participate with a tiny little bit, not even a large investment but just a bit of their wealth, why even bother to convince or help them?

I have talked about cryptocurrency so early on and you meet all kind of different reactions. Some can't really believe what they hear, some can't understand it, some don't want to understand it and some just hate what they hear. That is ok for me and I will keep diving into this space for as long as I can on a frequent basis.