The oldest video about Bitcoin on YT?

[robelneo]

The video could have gathered more views if the one explaining was a human, a human that is highly reputable in the finance industry, People who have watched the video thought that they were talking about a fictitious subject, but now that cryptocurrency has become so popular,, the keywords Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin have hundreds of thousands of results on YouTube.

[bitterguy28]

There were tools at that time to make such videos if a person can make this 2d animation video he could make that happen as well. The point is, no doubt at that time there might be lesser videos on YT but still for an average nontechnical person this video is just a waste of time.

if the person knew technology well enough to know about bitcoin you would expect them to create something better but maybe during that time this was more than what people knew or at least from where i came from not everyone came with good editing skills at this time and we had to learn it over the years

there was not a lot of videos of bitcoin back then so i would expect the person who posted the video was not trying to break into any competition hence the quality

people are watching a lot of videos but still there are people don't come to see videos related to BTC because YT show them videos they want to see. If they will not search about crypto then they might not be shown such videos.

internet has become more personalized which i think is a good thing so if someone accidentally discovered bitcoin in the internet then i would consider them lucky

[Trongduy]

In 2010, I didn't know about Bitcoin, and I'm sure many others hadn't heard of it either. Dwelling on past "hidden gems" often leads to regret, but it holds little meaning for the present and future.

[Lucius]

@Faisal2202, In fact, I think I may even remember your story that I read on BTT - although it was always clear to me that we are not all in the same situation when it comes to society's attitude towards what an individual does. In some societies, parents are far more connected to their children than in others, and therefore have a greater influence on what their children do in life - and I completely understand the protective position that these parents can have when it comes to things they may not fully understand.

Sometimes it is necessary to take a little risk and not be completely honest with those around you about some things - because in the end most of us have to take care of ourselves in life because we are not the children of some rich people who will never have to do anything in their lives.

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I don't remember the story you are talking about that I shared on BTT, sorry if its offending but my memory is not that good from quite sometime, and due to the existence of two forums, I am unable to remember what I said long before on other forum, its a bit confusing, but if you will just point one statement then I will remember what are you talking about.

Maybe it's someone else with a similar story because over the years I've read a lot of posts where members were wondering what to do considering that their parents were very skeptical about new technologies like Bitcoin. What is important is that some were obviously discouraged because they respect and listen to their parents, some others were persistent and it paid off in the end.

In 2010, I didn't know about Bitcoin, and I'm sure many others hadn't heard of it either. Dwelling on past "hidden gems" often leads to regret, but it holds little meaning for the present and future.

There is some truth in that, but this is not about regrets, but about the fact that there was a video on YT practically at the very beginning of BTC. Of course, we have already mentioned that the relatively small number of views has possible causes in the fact that at that time much fewer people had access to the internet or that the video does not look very "serious". Perhaps the lesson of the story is that "hidden gems" are often hidden where we least expect them.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

In 2010, I didn't know about Bitcoin, and I'm sure many others hadn't heard of it either. Dwelling on past "hidden gems" often leads to regret, but it holds little meaning for the present and future.

You are absolutely right bud, holding unto miss opportunities in the past can be very detrimental for our future, though many usually fail to understand this.
Holding onto the past opportunities we missed brings regrets, and this regrets usually blinds us to the present opportunities that is steering at us, and if we fail to let go off the things of the past to enable us see and grab the present opportunities, we will discover that at the end of it all, we will still have even more missed opportunities to cry and regret over.

I've stopped thinking about the opportunities I missed in crypto, I rather put that energy in finding new opportunities in this present day, this helps me in the sense that, in the future again, I won't have to regret and cry again over missed opportunities.
As long as crypto is concerned, there are opportunities every where and everyday, but one need to be determined and focused, to see and grab them.

[Faisal2202]

if the person knew technology well enough to know about bitcoin you would expect them to create something better but maybe during that time this was more than what people knew or at least from where i came from not everyone came with good editing skills at this time and we had to learn it over the years

there was not a lot of videos of bitcoin back then so i would expect the person who posted the video was not trying to break into any competition hence the quality

I agree with you not every person has a good grip on two or more skills at the same time. Same for the creator of the video he might not be that good with editing in 3d or etc. As creating 2d is also not a piece of cake, I once made a 2d animation which was around 6 seconds long I think and I made 63 pictures for it If I remember the numbers right. I drew each picture one by one, sometimes we are able to reuse the same drawing but sometimes not. It's not an easy task and doing voice-over as well.

I know it was not a competition, but still, I thought with proper advertising and proper work if made on BTC at that time more and more people would have known it. But I have realized that unless people are not liking a video means if there is nothing of interest in a video for them they are not going to watch it. They need hot spicy content haha.