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That's right. Not everybody will come and ask.
However that's exactly my barrier I put up before I even talk to them about dee cornz.
And also I never tell them to buy. Rather the opposite. I tell them who hard and painful it is to hodl through bear markets etc. I tell them they should view the invested money as lost. lol
Almost everyone accepts the challenge.
Maybe if it sounds too good to be true people won't believe it..?
I think that we have had this conversation previously, yet you are sparking me, again.
You claim to have a relatively high conversion rate? So you have a decently large number of folks who actually invest into bitcoin and are able to stay in bitcoin for at least a whole cycle after talking with you?
Yes, I like to talk about the topic, because I think the way I
dodid it the last 10 years yielded that high conversion rate.
Not one I still have contact to sold. However, only half of them are through more than one cycle.
Some points
I
...let people come and ask, I never go out and talk about the topic unasked, or worse try to convince anyone (I could never live with the responsibility when sth goes wrong)
...try to answer all their question to my best knowledge. That takes time and energy that you won't get back!
...separate my experience from theirs "Yes it went well in my case, but that doesn't mean it will be like that for you in the future"
...tell them all about the hard shit I went through by hodling. The negative info must be predominant! (That's also to secure your ass, so that they don't come back at you when price goes down.)
5) Never...never advertise the good stuff about BTC too much. They will find out themselves when they ask you
their questions
They must understand that's not a get rich quick scheme (that's what most come for in the first place) but a long-term play, and that hodling BTC will cause a lot of pain...