Quote from: Zlantann on June 03, 2024, 09:06:41 PM

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on June 02, 2024, 09:09:18 PM

Is it possible for a potential investor (without funds but with a good idea and a great proposal for investors), to pitch a Bitcoin investment idea to a group of friends and family and companies, with projections of good profit but with their invested funds, to gain backings?

I don't think it is a bad idea to present Bitcoin to friends and family because it is a good investment. Also, some companies like Microstrategy are investing in Bitcoin and making good returns. However, it is important to give them a comprehensive analysis of how the Bitcoin investment system works. They should know the risk involved in investing, and emphasis should also be placed on long-term hodling rather than making quick returns. Let me also add that the choice or decision to invest should be taken by the prospective investors. Never force or persuade people to buy Bitcoin to avoid the blame game. You have to encourage them to do their research before deciding to invest.

No one said that introducing bitcoin to people is a bad idea because bitcoin is indeed a potential investment. But how do you get people to listen to you talk about bitcoin when you don't have any money to invest in it and you haven't achieved significant results with it? Just like when I was a worker, I was too naive when I tried to talk to my boss about investing in bitcoin and told him that it was a potential investment that could bring him a decent profit. Do you find it funny when a poor person tries to teach a rich person to become rich?

There is no more convincing explanation than showing them proof, but if you don't even have the money to invest in it, you only can show them theories and examples you found on the internet or stories told by others. Do you think that will be enough to convince them?