There is a bit of a Catch-22 here @jerrythefarmer ...
"... and while others may say that it is a lot harder to start from scratch right now I will try to prove the opposite."
... as I agree with this whole-heartedly. However ... It is based upon what I have learned through my "journey" through the "cryptosphere" over the last 4-½ years.
So ... "Starting from scratch" money-wise? Or knowledge-wise? Hopefully, the former.
We can both hope that there is a coming groundswell of people who will be "pouring in" to the cryptosphere over the next 3 - 5 years. It will be something to experience the resulting transformation in the world around us ...
Given my deep American roots, I personally like the idea of being viewed as somewhat of a "pioneer," when talking to these people. I can't speak for you, but I am experiencing more and more people IRL who want to "pick my brain" for what I have learned, as they try to make a well-informed decision on getting started on their own "journey" ...
Nice work on this post. Fully supported and reblogged.
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Hopefully both. Clearly, you would need some knowledge and background in tech to even understand what you are doing but if you can speak English, be patient and thorough in your learning process, and then manage to articulate that back in an even more digestible form to the new audience... I am sure starting from scratch on both fronts is still doable.
Not even close. Outside of the US and a few more semi-informed countries, people still think crypto is used exclusively for drugs. My closest circle of friends saw me transition from broke to what could be considered middle-class thanks to crypto but they still don't want to commit any effort toward it. I still managed to get them involved with small investments and by forcing them to take care of their own wallets.
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