RE: RE: Are crypto folks the smart and unique ones?
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RE: Are crypto folks the smart and unique ones?

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One thing I've often noticed when I talk to friends about crypto is that because of all the negative attention it gets in the mainstream media, they are very afraid that people in crypto are guaranteed to be hacked and scammed. In addition, in most people's minds it is a certainty that you will go bankrupt because Bitcoin has fallen so far dude, that is no longer normal! But what else can you expect from illegal money?

If I then say that I have never invested euros, because I have no euros to invest, then some people become a bit more interested. But it will be a long way. And when you finally get them to take an account on Hive, for example. Then they have to find a place in the community, which is really difficult in the beginning. Hive is not the easiest platform to use for people who know nothing about crypto and have always only used Facebook. Because they have no followers, their blogs are hardly noticed. As a result, many people become demotivated again. Then you can explain that engagement, commenting and consistancy will eventually pay for itself. But in 99% of the cases people will drop out because they are very disappointed with 2 cents, or not even that. So yes, there is definitely still a long way to go.