Opinion: Blake Cassidy, CEO Bamboo
Cryptocurrency podcasts were a source of novice information, helping to introduce crypto into the mainstream. Underground, however, must remember that fresh faces are constantly tuning as they grow.
Although you can say: “Fomo, buy a dip, ignore FUD, because Wagmi”, your impoverished listener – for the first time I just try to learn cryptography – he can decide that Spanish learning is easier.
Podcasters are more necessary for the cryptographic adoption indicator than ever
Maintaining regular listeners is significant, but so making sure that beginners who listen only because they are fed up with listening to how their colleagues boast of crypto at work can also go.
You can see that this balance is well pulled in some of the largest cryptographic podcasts. Cryptocurrency podcasts that satisfy Hodler and a novice enjoy dedicated observations and a high number of views, regardless of whether the market feels stubborn or bears.
Some are afraid that making novices for specialists from the industry only, but this is not the case. Even experts appreciate the simplified content – it helps them stay at the top of the week without browsing the noise itself.
How to get this balance, right? Work in the biggest news of the week and everyone will like it – regardless of whether they are fresh to cryptographic or industry veterans. Even if it is only the segment of your podcast, cryptocurrency enthusiasts at every level love the podcast, which sums up a week before they drank morning coffee.
Problem with the availability of cryptocurrencies
Availability has always been one of the biggest cryptographic obstacles. Technology, an endless list of coins, even video games powered by Web3-Wielu considers it too complicated, unnecessary or simply another fraud. Some of these views are at best a misunderstanding in the worst ignorance.
On the other hand, the podcasters talk about the quantum resistant to blockchains, unlimited transactions per second or the terrifying tide of Ethereum, the edge, cleansing and exploitation.
There is a fragile balance
Podcasters can play a key role in further transferring blockchain solutions in the mainstream, helping to overcome high requirements for the introduction of knowledge that we saw earlier.
However, there is a balance because nobody wants to listen to the explanatory podcast, which seems to be a weekly dictionary of crypto-bro jargon. The key is for the podcasts to imagine that they are in a room with a friend who knows nothing about cryptography and someone who has already stuck. Create content that works for both. If Jargon is a necessity, which is often in this niche, “Here’s what we mean when we talk” from time to time he can go a long way to avoid alienation of newcomers.
Non -technical terms, such as “Wagmi” and “NGMI”, should be determined instead of the guard if we want to see the retail swarm stock exchanges.
Make it so basic for the audience
A few successful podcasts do a great job, providing time markers in sections of podcasts, which often last longer than an hour. If a member of the audience quickly understands what is included in the podcast and go to the section most for them, it will only strengthen his commitment and loyalty.
In addition, similarities, analogies, metaphors and complete story telling can support in demistifying more challenging to get the concept of cryptocurrencies.
There are many ways that podcasters can support rather than hinder cryptography implementation. In any discipline, providing glowing and concise information so that recipients can make more conscious decisions, is a duty – why should cryptographic podcasts be different?
Opinion: Blake Cassidy, Bamboo CEO.
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