Quote from: Texac on Today at 03:23:58 PM

Quote from: aylabadia05 on Today at 11:53:33 AM

Quote from: Fuso.hp on June 02, 2023, 03:33:53 AM

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I am also one of those people who do not believe that your story is true.
From my point of view, the story you tell looks like it's just a fabrication to make the reader's interest as if it were real.

Children are innocent in the sense that they easily accept any information. If today he is taught about the Bitcoin logo, then they will try to depict the Bitcoin logo for a few days. When they get another, more interesting image, they will forget about the Bitcoin logo and will try to depict the newly received image.

Maybe OP is unmarried and has children. indeed, kids are naive, and they won't care what it is, so it doesn't make any sense for them to draw the bitcoin logo. My kid also saw the bitcoin icon on my phone, he was so excited when he saw it for the first time. but as soon as you give him something newer and more colorful, he will immediately forget what was before. just because kids draw bitcoin and play with bitcoin models doesn't mean they will be interested in it.

Is nativity the best word you could come up with to describe children? I rather think that children are lovely and we can say that they are curious and moat times inquisitive of what they do not know about.
The B shape of BTC and the yellow color will drag children attention to it. You never can tell if one child said to the other, "I have found a new way to write alphabet B and the other will say teach me and they will begin to bitcoin logo.
I don't think that this creates any kind of public awareness but as the kinds grow, they will remember when they were drawing bitcoin and they will regret, maybe bitcoin will be $1m then. Grin