{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"bitcoin4all wrote","author_name":"bitcoin4all (npub1yf…q3tu8)","author_url":"https://yabu.me/npub1yfy0upgc5s802gqn40vcvq4lkugs6h65f4pl2ml92ghxyu6c9ldsxq3tu8","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://yabu.me","html":"My local bank manager just pulled me aside. “Hey you’re into those crypto-coins, right?”\n\nShe goes on to tell me about an older customer who wired over $1.6 million to “an app”. She said she thinks what happened is that someone sent him a fake link for Kraken and he used the wire instructions they provided. She said the bank can’t help and asked me if I could. Sadly the only advice I could leave her with was to file a claim with the FBI. \n\nI have been considering hosting a class locally to help people understand Bitcoin and how to avoid some of the scams. This is pushing me to move forward with it. I plan to make it very clear that although I want to help, everyone is responsible for their own choices. Last thing I want is someone to get scammed and blame me, but someone needs to be available to help people navigate this transition. \n\nAny good resources for a 2-hour introductory meeting? I was thinking of starting with the What’s The Problem video and then opening it up to questions and having a list of trusted resources for people to take home. Has anyone done this? What worked and what didn’t? \n\nhttps://youtu.be/YtFOxNbmD38"}