georgelupino
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- Oct 7, 2024
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Apart from strict word of mouth advertising, bitcoin mailing lists, how else could people have known about bitcoin in 2009 or maybe 2010?
What do you mean?forums and communities that i am not allowed to name
Feels like you're writing Bitcoin history, man. Important stuff. Haven't read any big Bitcoin booksApart from strict word of mouth advertising, bitcoin mailing lists, how else could people have known about bitcoin in 2009 or maybe 2010?
But how could people be in the right communities in 2009 or 2010 latest? How could people know of such communities in the first place?Word of mouth or being in the right communities at the time were the main ways people became aware
Where all forums/communities illegal or only some?Well the idea of digital currency existed prior to bitcoin, Nick Szabo and Wei Dai are just two people who were working in that area prior to the creation of bitcoin. So its not farfetched to think they and/or others were part of forums or communities where they could share ideas
Mainly from cyberpunk coms on forums. Especially back in 2009 no-one but the first adopters were using/mining it.Apart from strict word of mouth advertising, bitcoin mailing lists, how else could people have known about bitcoin in 2009 or maybe 2010?
But was it legal or illegal?Mainly from cyberpunk coms on forums. Especially back in 2009 no-one but the first adopters were using/mining it.
Back in those days very little people used it, and barely anyone knew about it - so how/why would it be illegal? Even today there’s governments that don’t support the use of cryptocurrencies, but the fact that it’s decentralized makes it very hard to regulate.But was it legal or illegal?
Yeah but to know of such forums would require that someone else told you about it or maybe the bitcoin mailing lists...Back in those days very little people used it, and barely anyone knew about it - so how/why would it be illegal? Even today there’s governments that don’t support the use of cryptocurrencies, but the fact that it’s decentralized makes it very hard to regulate.
Probably, yes. Bitcointalk was a pretty small forum - especially back then.Yeah but to know of such forums would require that someone else told you about it or maybe the bitcoin mailing lists...