Quote from: lalabotax on September 10, 2022, 09:37:04 PM

Quote from: Rana590 on September 10, 2022, 06:17:40 PM

But what about illiterate people who have no trust on digital currency? It is so tough to teach about digital currency. Besides, we have to teach them about the risk of investment also. If we able to teach them both pros and cons of Bitcoin, I think they will be able to adopt with it easily.

For illiterate people, they must have a specific study to be free from illiteracy first. When they already deal with the illiteracy problem, then they can learn about Bitcoin investment or trading. While for people who don't believe in digital currency, you don't need to teach them if they have no intention to know Bitcoin or crypto. We only waste time teaching people who don't have the intention to invest or trade in Bitcoin or crypto. Better to teach people who have a desire to know Bitcoin/crypto.

As much as I think it will be a tough job, I don't think very many people will take on this task if they are not making any profit at all.
That right! For the illiterate people, I don't think we should rush to teach them bitcoin but encourage them to go to school is the most necessary thing. For those who do not believe in cryptocurrencies, it is best not to waste time with them, better to spend that time with people who have a need for bitcoin. We all have a need to increase income, and earn a lot of money, so as long as bitcoin grows, people who invest in bitcoin will give a decent income, and people who do not believe in bitcoin will soon come to us to say that we teach them bitcoin. It's not necessary to rush and waste time. People will eventually need bitcoin.