when should you stop?

[Mia Chloe]

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Yeah, I totally get where you're coming from. It's frustrating when you're genuinely trying to share something you're passionate about and someone shuts you down with a "I already know" attitude.  Especially with crypto, which can be complex and requires a bit of an open mind to understand.

That said I wouldn't necessarily label them "not open-minded" forever. Maybe they had a bad experience, or they've heard a lot of negative things.  Sometimes  people just need time or a different approach.  But yeah in that initial moment, I'd probably just back off and let them be.  If they become genuinely curious late they'll ask.

[Celph]

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?

    No for real.
  I for example is a type of person that wouldn’t stress his self over an unwiling person.If i’ve introduced you to a legit del and you still acting tough; a win for myself is still a win for me.
   I have cone across this people whom so not see any light or future in cryptocurrencies for no particular reason or just fir the mindset that they have refused to adapt.Stuck on one position basically moving forward; neither backward.
    I believe that if by 2025; someone still doubt the power of crypto with all it’s magnificency lat year; then I particularly don’t know what’s popping with you frls.
    Crypto is the future basically fam!

[Z-tight]

First thing's first, i do not recommend crypto to people as a money making scheme, i try as much as possible not to give people investment advice. When i recommend BTC to people, i tell them how it is a decentralized currency that is permissionless and censorship resistant, they will go on to find out about its volatility themselves and how they can make money from it.

[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.

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.

I consider myself lucky that I have been able to come this far by searching for cryptocurrencies from various social media. Because I did not have to go to any person for this. I have come this far through my own skills and hard work. Now the point is that in investment, there are two things: profit or loss. When I come to the market, I do not invest in any currency that will expose me to risk. I first started investing with Bitcoin. Although I have to face risk in this, I do not have to face any fraud. So I use my skills effectively in investment work.

[DavetJack]

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.

I consider myself lucky that I have been able to come this far by searching for cryptocurrencies from various social media. Because I did not have to go to any person for this. I have come this far through my own skills and hard work. Now the point is that in investment, there are two things: profit or loss. When I come to the market, I do not invest in any currency that will expose me to risk. I first started investing with Bitcoin. Although I have to face risk in this, I do not have to face any fraud. So I use my skills effectively in investment work.

I think no matter how much knowledge you gain on your own, you have a lot to learn from the knowledge given by others. Along with your own knowledge, the knowledge given by others will help you move forward. Although you are paying attention to social media, you can also pay attention to different topics in different frames and your knowledge will increase further. Yes, it is true that if you invest only based on the knowledge of others, if you face losses there, it will have a psychological impact on yourself. And we never want to lose in trading, we want to make a good profit from it, but for this we also need the knowledge of others.

If we want to invest in a currency, then if we consider it with our full knowledge and see that we can profit from it to some extent, then we invest there. But we never want to face the consequences of investing. But for this we need the maximum amount of knowledge, which may be easier for us if we do not have any idea about the knowledge from a professional investor.

[bettercrypto]

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 is not my habit to teach other people about cryptocurrency that I do not see any interest in, because I have no obligation to them. Now, if there are acquaintances who have only had a little knowledge of bitcoin or crypto and they feel like they know everything about bitcoin or crypto, just let them do as they please.

There are actually people like that who know a little or know a little and they feel like they know all, you know the truth so don't worry
if they act like that in what they do.

[JollyGood]

Why on earth would you want to go around teaching people (family and friends) about something they are not interested in? If you have tried several times and they have expressed they are not interested, why bother wasting your time. If they wanted to learn about something themselves they could always go online and find hundreds of websites about it or they could approach you when they feel it is the right time.

[Jating]

Why on earth would you want to go around teaching people (family and friends) about something they are not interested in? If you have tried several times and they have expressed they are not interested, why bother wasting your time. If they wanted to learn about something themselves they could always go online and find hundreds of websites about it or they could approach you when they feel it is the right time.

Right, just go on spend your energy onto something else, it's very hard to convince someone that is not interested on what you are saying, even if you think that it will benefit from it. We have seen this all throughout that if a man is not interested, you can changed that. And so be it, crypto is not for everyone I guess. There are people though that might be seeing the opportunity in front of them, but chooses to ignore it.

[bitterguy28]

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.

that’s good for you but i mean this time if someone were asking for extra information because we know that we will always find about things through someone or somewhere you did not just magically know about cryptocurrency so i am asking if someone were to ask you i do not mean you will have to ask

Why on earth would you want to go around teaching people (family and friends) about something they are not interested in? If you have tried several times and they have expressed they are not interested, why bother wasting your time. If they wanted to learn about something themselves they could always go online and find hundreds of websites about it or they could approach you when they feel it is the right time.

you are right some people even don’t bother to try i had a friend that asked me what could be a possible side gig and i asked him if he knew of crypto and he immediately said some misinformation and i lost the energy right then and there to even correct him

[enwi]

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 understand how you feel because I have been there and it is not enjoyable at all. A few hearsays that you’ve shared the tenets of your belief system that has for years and then get a dose of judgement makes it off-putting. It is not because you require anyone’s endorsement, no reason at all except there exists no room for mutual conversation that can be healthy. I would step out on this issue, not that I know I am defeated but because it does not benefit me to continue with endeavours that are not going to be accepted. Exactly when a person does not want to listen, talking is not of any use. It would be more appropriate to leave it to the ones who are interested in it and the ones who will seek more knowledge about it.

[Vx1]

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 asks me about cryptocurrency then I will tell them about crypto as I know it, If the person is serious there will be no debate later. But if the person starts to argue and argue with me about crypto then I will stop and no longer need to explain crypto to him.

[Roseline492]

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?

Definitely I will be less motivated because they have already got the information before and believe another thing either from there decision or from people,  so the person could be thinking that there is no discussion that will change their mind, however come to think about it in another way that when someone believe something to be false but after hearing from someone who is doing well from it, it will definitely change their mind so that's the reason I would try to set on the person.

[Z-tight]

If someone asks me about cryptocurrency then I will tell them about crypto as I know it, If the person is serious there will be no debate later. But if the person starts to argue and argue with me about crypto then I will stop and no longer need to explain crypto to him.

Some people like to introduce their friends to crypto in the wrong way, and that is why they leave room for arguments and debates. If you tell someone about BTC's decentralized nature, it catches their attention and then you can send them articles to learn more about it themselves. However, if you begin to tell them how much money they can make, you are getting it wrong.

[sampoerna]

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 is indeed quite a dilemma to invite other people to enter the crypto world, especially if their hope from the start is to get more income. However, it will all depend on several things that influence it, one of which is the person's willingness to learn about crypto.

because it is not easy for a beginner to be able to immediately get a lot of results in crypto, and this requires a process that may be quite long. it's just that, in some cases, we may really understand some of the risks that must be faced before we actually enter the crypto world, and that is related to the risk of loss. if they are ready for all the risks and the process, then it's not a problem to teach them. but if from the start they seem less willing to learn first, it's better not to continue rather than end up in trouble later.

[Celph]

If someone asks me about cryptocurrency then I will tell them about crypto as I know it, If the person is serious there will be no debate later. But if the person starts to argue and argue with me about crypto then I will stop and no longer need to explain crypto to him.

Some people like to introduce their friends to crypto in the wrong way, and that is why they leave room for arguments and debates. If you tell someone about BTC's decentralized nature, it catches their attention and then you can send them articles to learn more about it themselves. However, if you begin to tell them how much money they can make, you are getting it wrong.

    Well; I honestly think the reverse is the case on my own side.
Basically; I dont quite know about other individuals; the money is always the catch. Introducing someone to an investment at first time while telling them about qualities of that investment could somehow catch the attention of thst person.But the main bait i think; is what they would tend to gain from that investment and that is the money.Money speaks for itself basically.
   Everyone are so interested in what generates money and profits for themselves even at the cost as the case may be.Most people don’t even seem to care how these money are made as far as they are aware that such will generate them large sums of money .
  And that is why we find criminals today(relating it to this case) .Majority don’t feel comfortable with the means they make this money cause we are humans.All they are happy about is that such generates money for then which could sustain them.
   The point is that money clouds the himan mind.It is like a fost that makes you not yo see how things really are.