Just some weeks ago, he called me to find out if I was still doing crypto :), I said yes of course, and now he want me to teach him all about bitcoin and how to invest in it. :), and funny enough, he is still working in that same company where I left him, while I have become a manager of myself and my own business.
Look how people miss opportunities due to ignorance, let's discuss guys, have any of you gone through a similar experience, please share.
I did my research on bitcoin and after the who thing, I become very anxious to buy bitcoin but don't know how, since the process of converting fiat into crypto was very limited at the time, i told my guy about my latest discovery, but he turned it down saying that bitcoin could be another scam, I tried convincing him but he paid no attention to me.
Long story short, we later separated that same year, I relocated to another state where I got a new job, and was now doing crypto by the side, one year later, I made enough money to start up my own business, plus get into other investments.
Me and my friend stopped talking since I become more busy and don't remember to call him any more, and he hardly called me.
Just some weeks ago, he called me to find out if I was still doing crypto :), I said yes of course, and now he want me to teach him all about bitcoin and how to invest in it. :), and funny enough, he is still working in that same company where I left him, while I have become a manager of myself and my own business.
No arguments at all, you are completely right, but in all of our experiences, or experiences of our friends which we happen to know about, or experiences of other people we heard of, or read online, I think the very best way to not miss opportunities is for us to always keep an open mind about everything, not without being careful though.I did my research on bitcoin and after the who thing, I become very anxious to buy bitcoin but don't know how, since the process of converting fiat into crypto was very limited at the time, i told my guy about my latest discovery, but he turned it down saying that bitcoin could be another scam, I tried convincing him but he paid no attention to me.
Long story short, we later separated that same year, I relocated to another state where I got a new job, and was now doing crypto by the side, one year later, I made enough money to start up my own business, plus get into other investments.
Me and my friend stopped talking since I become more busy and don't remember to call him any more, and he hardly called me.
Just some weeks ago, he called me to find out if I was still doing crypto :), I said yes of course, and now he want me to teach him all about bitcoin and how to invest in it. :), and funny enough, he is still working in that same company where I left him, while I have become a manager of myself and my own business.
Conclusively, most people who are skeptical about Bitcoin do so because of a lack of proper knowledge and also because of some kinds of misconceptions that they have had because of the experience their friends had or the stories they might have heard from other people.
"The currency isn't going to work. You can't have a business where people can invent a currency out of thin air and think that people who are buying it are really smart."
Dimon said that if any JPMorgan traders were trading the crypto-currency, "I would fire them in a second, for two reasons: It is against our rules and they are stupid, and both are dangerous."
Dimon said that one of his daughters had bought some bitcoin. "It went up and she thinks she's a genius now,"
"It is worse than tulips bulbs,"
Dimon predicted big losses for bitcoin buyers. "Don't ask me to short it. It could be at $20,000 before this happens, but it will eventually blow up." he said.
"Honestly, I am just shocked that anyone can't see it for what it is."