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Yesterday, I had a very pleasant conversation with my mom. Since my father passed away, she has needed family support more than ever. Our conversation turned to cryptocurrency. She wanted to know more about Bitcoin. She felt that the whole concept was too complicated and too technical. I explained some basics to her, leaving out all the technical jargon. She thought it was similar to foreign currency, needing to be exchanged at a currency exchange. During the conversation, I told her about DigiByte. I also told her how much I held. She was the only person who knew. After that, she became very interested in $DGB. It really made me extremely happy! I explained to her the founding process of DigiByte and Jared's vision for its future. She reiterated that this kind of thing was too complicated for her, and things like Bitcoin and DigiByte were far beyond her knowledge, so she would still "stick to using regular currency."
I explained to her that she is not the only one who has this kind of thought. My mission is to help people understand DigiByte without those terms that make us feel alienated. I have always wanted to portray it as PayPal, Western Union, or any other money transfer system.
She said she started reading articles about Bitcoin in "Women’s Day" magazine. She saw a rendering of Bitcoin and then asked if she could really own physical coins. I explained to her that this is an artwork depicting what it would look like if it were physical coins. Then I took out my phone and showed her the various DigiByte logos I designed. I explained to her that these cryptocurrency logos are our proud brand image. I also explained that I don't think DigiByte is my retirement plan. She replied, "Why not?!"
I explained to her that the cryptocurrency market is slowly transforming from a sub-economy into a parallel economy, and it may not actually be a commodity that can be bought and sold. I explained to her that in my view, the world, including the United States, will begin to be divided into groups defined by their cryptocurrency preferences. Each group will adopt a specific currency and regard it as their preferred asset.
I also mentioned that there may be some cultural conflicts between different groups. Then I explained why DigiByte is so important to me. This stems from its owners, developers, and Jared's vision for the future. I further explained that so far, DigiByte has not caused any controversy. It is a good currency held by good people. Ultimately, the community that holds it will continue to grow, and DigiByte will eventually be seen as an important player in the cryptocurrency world.