He was like, no no no, something that will just disappear from the radar.
This is a common opinion concerning bitcoin; prior to becoming enlightened, I had the same thought as well. Nowadays, people just make assumptions without ever checking to see if they are accurate.
I couldn't believe it!!! Can you imagine like a play, I was able to convince a whole CBN man to do 1BTC? But I hope he doesn't change his mind. Even if he does, I'm proud to have stood for Bitcoin in such a situation.
You did well, and I am impressed by how you pushed for bitcoin and were able to raise someone's understanding of it. It's awful how some individuals immediately assume that bitcoin can only be used for illicit purposes based on what they have heard, and some even think that it's a Ponzi scheme.
. I say this because you should not let the position occupied by some people make you feel that they cannot be convinced about bitcoins, if you try and it does not work, that is different from just concluding that because of their position they cannot be convinced, that is a wrong assumption.
Nicely put, individuals frequently become frightened by others' position and make unjustifiable conclusions as a result. No matter where they work or what position they have, if you can communicate with them, you can convince them as well. It's comparable to how you might fall for a woman who is completely out of your league and eventually win her heart.