when should you stop?

[bitterguy28]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

[Basedjack]

I actually spend my free time working on cryptocurrency in addition to my job. I save some money outside my salary. So that I can earn money by investing in the cryptocurrency market. This way, I have a lot of money outside my job. Then I consider myself lucky. Because I have gained an idea about cryptocurrency and the market myself. This way, I don't have to ask anyone for anything.

[target]

There is nothing else can be done when a person is uninterested to learn something. It only means he is focusing on something else and all he just did was just trying to be agreeable to you.

what you can do is just lead him to the website about Bitcoin and youtube channels that discusses crypto, Antonoup channel I think is more than enough for him to learn and so that's it.

[PX-Z]

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

I don't teach, but I do guide those who are genuinely interested. When someone’s truly curious, they’ll keep asking questions—that’s why I encourage them to ask anything on their mind. That kind of initiative is a solid way to start learning. It’s the opposite of those who act like they know it all but actually lack real knowledge.

[albon]

It's easy to give a general idea about crypto but if you want to take someone to the full money making strategy, then it will be very difficult. When someone comes to crypto they only want to make money and will not have the mentality of losing money. So It would take a long time to fully educate someone about crypto, which not everyone would be willing to do. On the other hand, someone who has spent a few years just researching crypto will definitely want to use their time to make money. Since time is precious to everyone, I will explain it very simply if someone want idea about crypto to me.

[MrSpasybo]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

Well, back in the day, probably around 13 years ago, I was also someone who was interested but considered crypto a scam. It's embarrassing that I used to act that way when a classmate mentioned crypto, and he had even bought some BTC at that time. I chose to stand aside with indifference, I even thought BTC would soon fail since it was outside the economic principles I had learned.

A few years ago, when I shared the opportunity to invest in BTC with friends, they also scoffed and denied the BTC value. At that time, I was very enthusiastic about defending BTC and tried to convince them to follow and give the crypto market a chance.

However, I don't do that anymore. I'm very busy and have little time for friends. BTC has also matured enough for many people to seriously learn about it. Information is always available on the internet, whoever wants to learn will have the knowledge, and whoever is lazy and doesn't want to approach BTC will only know rumors. I have no obligation to explain crypto to anyone, if they don't want to listen or want to ask Google, I don't need to waste energy and time on them.

[Findingnemo]

I never convince someone that crypto is for someone to make extra money, even though it is possible but the main approach of investment is other way around, if they have some extra mone,y then they can consider crypto and then we can teach or guide them.

And if they act like they know everything, then why should we be bothered at all?

Let them face the consequences of their action whether it is positive or negative, it's on their own.

[Rubel007]

If the person I teach about crypto behaves like this, I will definitely lose motivation to teach him. I will try to explain his mistakes to him at first. But if he does not take my words seriously, then I will never waste my time giving him ideas about crypto. Moreover, such people themselves are usually not open-minded. When they lose, they will rather try to blame others. That is why I think it is better for us to stay away from such situations.

[Ujok]

I think it takes a lot of our time and effort to get to know the crypto world, we even have to look for a lot of information related to it all so that in the future when we have become professionals, we can teach this knowledge to our relatives and siblings. Nowadays, making money is very easy by spending our time and even a little capital that we spend, from all of this I can feel the hard work myself.

[robelneo]

....at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

There's no point continuing to teach someone who thinks he knows better than you do; there will be an ugly argument if you continue, so just let him. Besides, there are a lot of resources online one can watch and read and learn about cryptocurrency. There's no use getting in an argument; if I am interested in teaching someone, I'll just go with the basics and just point him to YouTube to continue learning about cryptocurrency.

[Sim_card]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

I wouldn't bother to raise any topic on cryptocurrency whenever I am with him again. I could remember the first time that I started learning about bitcoin and was registered newly in the other forum. I have a friend of mine in my church who I thought of introducing him into bitcoin. When I met with him and started discussing about bitcoin to him, he started claiming to know more than me in the cryptospace. When I knew that he knows nothing was when he told me that bitcoin is old and very expensive and wouldn't yield any profit in future. He introduced me to a fucking shitcoin that he is mining,that's the bump. I just remained slilent till he changed the topic.

[Hatchy]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

It's mostly like that. That why I dont recommended crypto for anyone aside my family members. Most people when they hear about cryptocurrency, they call it scam or a volatile investment. Some have very poor idea of crypto but don't want to learn something new about it. I remembered when those airdrops where on a hype and really booming, I literally heard some people wishing that bitcoin would create its own airdrop and share for them as well.. it was hilarious but then I just pretended that I didn't hear. Their mindset is already very poor and they don't want to improve it in any way.

[Mr. Allcrypto]

I actually spend my free time working on cryptocurrency in addition to my job. I save some money outside my salary. So that I can earn money by investing in the cryptocurrency market. This way, I have a lot of money outside my job. Then I consider myself lucky. Because I have gained an idea about cryptocurrency and the market myself. This way, I don't have to ask anyone for anything.

Saving money in crypto doesn't just give you extra profits like magic as most of the actual coin you would want to invest on would require long term run on the market and even that it's under probability if the market is gonna go up or actually reduce and if the market reduces then you would be on the losing end with your investment.

But since it's money outside your salary then you can actually risk that money on any particular coin of your choice but there is still the matter of waiting because you don't just get returns overnight.

[tabas]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

Stop as soon as possible, there is no need to prove yourself that you're knowledgeable than that guy. And when he becomes close to you asking for somethings, then just answer him what he's asking for. That's it, you prove your worth against that person because you know better than him.

[rachael9385]

when someone is asking you about wanting to earn some extra money and you try to recommend cryptocurrency because it’s what you have been focusing on for quite a few years now but then they already have a preconceived notion about crypto and they are already acting like they know everything about crypto and just overall remains uninterested, wouldn’t you be less motivated to teach them about crypto?

at that point, i’d know that this person is not open minded and doesn’t want to actually learn something new so honestly i should just stop at that point and not teach them about crypto what about you? will you keep teaching this kind of person?

If someone meets meets me based on be or she want to earn extra money and I recommend crypto investment (Bitcoin) but the person don't want to do it. I will not force the person because he or she knows the reason why he don't want to put interest in it. Try to persuade the person to invest in crypto and something happen to his capital I will be the one to pay for it. So the truth is, I will not force anyone to invest in crypto.