We should be onboarding people when the price dumps so the first experience the user gets it's positive and not the other way around. #BitcoinSV
Post by twetch#75
The easiest way to onboard people IMO is to make useful apps that use micropayments as then nobody really cares too much about price but it gets used, and they also can just earn it instead of having to buy at an exchange.
What the chain says
- Block
- 635 493
- Time
- 2020-05-18T18:02:20Z
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- 1NPRovajrDDsYNKBiYhrhQL398QAD79fVo
- App
- twetch
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- post
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- Name in tx
- twetch#75
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I disagree.
twetch#5411 6.4y
If all u bitcoin OG's have all this fucking money, why aren't you building Bitcoin malls? Why no bitcoin restaurant? Why no bitcoin farms? Why no bitcoin supermarket chain? Why no physical businesses? People need jobs.
The most novel thing about Bitcoin is the ability to do micropayments. All of those businesses you mention work well enough with fiat. So, it is not easy to start with those things. I think it's best to start on new areas that only BSV can handle.
Micropayments work in the real world. Not just the digital world.
I agree @175 ... speaking from experience, my biggest barriers to entry were lack of understanding bitcoin and how to actually acquire it for the first time (not just trade) ... took a few weeks of educating myself to buy-in. but, here I am