I think I’ve found a pretty effective way to teach Bitcoin to people who aren’t exactly tech-savvy or into economics.

After a lot of trial and error, I realized that the key to educating about Bitcoin is keeping it simple. Once you strip away the complex narratives and focus on the essentials, people seem to get it a lot faster. For example, stuff like the "CypherPunk Manifesto" can sound intimidating or confusing to beginners—it’s just not the best starting point if you’re trying to get someone on board. Instead, focusing on practical, straightforward info works much better.

I actually used all this experience to create a guide, which even got support from Bitfinex. The outcome was pretty cool: over 12,000 people across LATAM got access to the info, and from those who downloaded it and answered the survey, 93% gave positive feedback.

It showed me that there's a real, practical way to teach Bitcoin to more people, regardless of their background. I’d love to hear what’s worked for you when teaching Bitcoin, especially in communities that aren’t super familiar with tech. Any tips or approaches that have been successful?