Quote from: Fullcoinese on Today at 07:27:53 AM

Quote from: buruibu on Today at 12:01:29 AM

Around my environment, its just a few youths knows about cryptocurrency and the few that knows only hears about bitcoin. I think the main reason behind many people not knowing is because most nations have fought cryptocurrency against taking out the fiat banks, so they refused making it legal tender for more publications.

some countries do prohibit the use of Bitcoin as a means of payment. but most legalize the ownership of Bitcoin assets as Investment. more countries have finally opened their minds to the assets that have grown so fast in recent years.
I think young people will be more interested in Bitcoin than in putting their money in the bank. young people nowadays buy more stocks and they are quite open to trading digital assets. it's just that, not much education is provided for young people who are interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

You're probably right about this, there's not much crypto education available to young people these days. In my country, bitcoin is not used as a payment method but can be used as an investment. But honestly, the number of people who know about crypto is too small and have distorted thoughts.

2 days ago, I talked to a friend, he is a real estate buyer, and he doesn't believe in bitcoin at all, he said this is a Ponzi scheme and advised me not to participate. He doesn't know I invest in bitcoin and always says I should stay away from bitcoin because we are at a cafe in a public place, so I don't say much because I don't like too many people who know I invest in bitcoin. I made an appointment with him when I was free so that we could talk more about the matter.