Quote from: crashedanon on July 17, 2022, 04:47:42 PM

Before you get any wrong conceptions, No I am not launching another scam.

I live in India and currently am studying engineering. My university has pretty sharp minds and is very good in what they are doing, however, there is a very wrong conception about BTC among the same audience. Nobody understands bitcoin. To make it worse there is a wrong conception about Bitcoin from the same, brought in from old concepts about money and the government.

To my ignorance, I wouldn't care about this anytime, yet I think having a basic workshop about how a Bitcoin works can help people to THINK, I believe. To bring in people, I am willing to put some promising offers for the candidates joining the seminar.

Will this help in any way?

Share your thoughts.

Its a bit hard to take your university serious and as "sharp minded" when people do not understand a very simple concept which has thousands of explaination videos on youtube which even explain Bitcoin in a way a non-coding layman can understand. It seems more likely that the problem is not that they do not understand but rather there is no interest. among anyone at your university.

So from my point of perspective, the problem that you should be solving is how to get people interested in Bitcoin.

Your problem is a marketing problem. Find ways to market Bitcoin to them in a way that connects the old ways and the new and will drive people to become interested in Bitcoin.