I've heard talks about Avalanche, and though I'm pretty sure it's not getting implemented anytime soon, I'm interested in knowing how successful it is at preventing double-spends. Are there any statistics on this, and if so, how effective is it in terms of percentage for transaction finality?
So my idea is to rent some decent rooms and make a course about Bitcoin, Blockchain and how it is going to impact the world within the coming years and of course its evolution until now. I would have to charge a little bit as I will have to spend money to rent places for the conferences.
What would be the best approach to gain some attention? It would be in France in one of the major city and will be very educational.
I am aiming people who don't know much about it and are interested in other option than the current financial system.
I think that one of my strenght beside my knowledge about the topic are all the mistakes I made during the past 5 years in crypto and I could help those people to avoid them, such as detecting scams, securing properly, not buying shitcoins with no future. I'm not a Bitcoin Nazi, meaning I also believe in few other project such as Ethereum and few more, but not XRP or Tron don't worry.
If someone if willing to help in making a design of flyers or also posters that I could spread in my area to make people aware of the events, I would really appreciate and ofc pay in Satoshis for the service.
I really want to spread the word about Bitcoin as too many people still don't understand it or totally ignore it.
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