How to explain crypto to your friends who've never heard of it? Keep it dead simple.
Digital money. That's your first word. Not controlled by banks, no government printing more whenever they feel like it.
Secure and permanent—your second one. Every transaction gets locked into blocks, crazy hard to fake or reverse. Once it's there, it stays there.
Trustless system—the third. You don't need to believe in some institution. Math and code do the work for you.
That's it. Don't dive into blockchain architecture or consensus mechanisms on day one. Start with those three concepts, throw in a Bitcoin example (everyone knows it), and you've got the basics covered.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 6h ago
Nah, really, these three points are enough. Don't bother with all that flashy stuff.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 6h ago
To be honest, these three points are really enough; no need to make it so complicated.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 6h ago
Really, just clarify these three points, and don't bother with all those fancy tricks.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 6h ago
Haha, I like this explanation. Finally, someone has clarified this matter. Don't bother with all those fancy tricks; these three sentences are enough.
How to explain crypto to your friends who've never heard of it? Keep it dead simple.
Digital money. That's your first word. Not controlled by banks, no government printing more whenever they feel like it.
Secure and permanent—your second one. Every transaction gets locked into blocks, crazy hard to fake or reverse. Once it's there, it stays there.
Trustless system—the third. You don't need to believe in some institution. Math and code do the work for you.
That's it. Don't dive into blockchain architecture or consensus mechanisms on day one. Start with those three concepts, throw in a Bitcoin example (everyone knows it), and you've got the basics covered.