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Of course, I use a mixture of KYC and Non-KYC methods. At the end of the day, the path of least resistance is what works for 99% of the people around the world.
I always strive towards learning about other options. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the warning, I appreciate it. I feel like giveaways are not the best to get retainable viewership, it often attracts the worser of the bunch. Appreciate you.
Thank you for taking the time to go into specifics and acknowledge pieces of the puzzle. I am going to pull different parts and apply them to the meetup and for future reference.
I appreciate all that you’re doing and for sharing your thoughts. I’m more in the camp of see where it goes, step in where I need to, and overall see how it goes. I’m very good with people, I practically can talk to a wall. It comes as second nature to me. Cheers!
I definitely understand how focusing on one topic can be provide higher quality. If someone comes, mentioned BCH, XRP, and or meme coins, I’ll gentle move the conversation back to Bitcoin. If it gets juicy or rough, I’ll grab security. I know the owners, I used to work there in college.
I am really good at being myself and I love meeting new people whenever I get the chance. I definitely like the agenda idea and I will most likely share a short idea of what I hope for regarding to the meetup. I really hope we have a wide range of experience levels at the meetup, I myself fall somewhere in the middle. I am glad you mentioned number #5, I have a Bitcoin hat that I was planning on wearing. Any reason why I shouldn't wear it?
Lastly, thank you so much for the reply. That is chalk full of great tips and tricks. I especially love the app your friend made. I definitely will consider utilizing it when I decide to settle the tab. Cheers!
I have done my prep work, however I’m not presenting anything besides an ice breaker, meet and greet focused on getting to know the local community of Bitcoiners, how I live on Bitcoin, Q&A, and then whatever else comes up during the meetup. It’s really informal and that’s OKAY!
Wow, thank you so much for all that. I really appreciate and needed that info! I’m just hoping one or two other people show up, that would mean so much to me.
I’m for sure going to use that “give and take” ice breaker activity. That’s perfect! I always am good at chatting with people, I find it so easy and fun. I’ll make sure to make it a point to talk to each person who shows up as best as I can. Good point.
Talking about Bitcoin is so much fun and I look forward to our first meetup. I have some ideas for discussions, but I rather hear why people wanted to come in the first place and go from there.
Your last point is what I’m internally going back and forth with. I am a content creator by default, I’ll just take a step back and enjoy the moment without the camera. My thought was do an intro before, record one or two interviews (if that person is okay with it), maybe a p2p lightning transaction (record just our phones, if I can and am allowed to), and then a outro/recap after the fact.
Thanks again for the thoughtful reply. Wish me luck!
You hit it, I always notice things like that. If they care about one thing that not many people care about, that usually means they care about a lot of things. So far every place I’ve spent Bitcoin, has been great and would recommend to keep going back! I never thought of this theory until you mentioned it, so thank you!
Thanks! I have always wanted to visit El Salvador, especially the Bitcoin Beach area. Glad the initiative is still going!