pazza83
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4 years ago Hi I would be up for these. Some of my ideas for personas:
- Jacqueline from Sao Paulo who has concerns about BRL inflation
- Daniel a teenager from the US that wants to get some BTC but has no ID
- Juan a local money exchanger living in Buenos Aires
- Sarah in New Zealand that was stacking sats using Vimba as her go-to-exchange but it has now been shut down
- Adebiyi a Bitcoin trader living in Nigeria, Lagos that has just been banned from Plaxful
- Gabe a stat stacker based in Helsinki but becoming increasingly fed up with Local Bitcoins
- John based in the UK, he is looking to make some purchases on the dark web and wants to buy Monero without KYC
- Nina a super star developer living in the Ukraine with a passion for Bitcoin that wants to find a side project she can get stuck into
- Roger, a bit of a digital nomad, likes to avoid banks as much as possible and buy / sell bitcoin as he travels
- Georgina a Hungarian business woman living in Budapest who is becoming concerned about the political and economic situation in her country
- Satoshi, living somewhere unknown, who after having a cool idea for an e-money now want to unload some of it
- Tim a Canadian living in Alberta, one of his friends recently made some big money from BTC investments. He wants to do likewise but has concerns regarding KYC
- Nicholas a Cypriot who watched his parents lose a large amount of saving in the 2012–2013 Cypriot financial crisis and is looking to invest a recent inheritance.
- Bitcoin OG living in South East Asia looking cash out a small amount of their holdings during the next bull run.
- Solaris not his real name, a drug dealer, based somewhere in Europe that is looking to convert BTC to EUR
- Mike from US, but residing in Panama. Keen to sell some BTC and reduce tax liabilities
- Cindy and Tony, Mom-and-pop business owners in the US. Keen to invest some of their recent stimulus checks into BTC
- Jonny recently recovered access to his wallet after the KuCoin hack, now wants to retain access to keys as much as possible
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In order to properly carry out any kind of campaign, we need to know who we want to reach.
So far we've been focusing on the typical bitcoin HODLer looking to stack sats and/or sell some bitcoin as needed to pay expenses. This type of persona is listed in the current Growth Handbook.
But there are likely a number of other users who could be 'targeted' (for lack of a better term).
If you know of another type of Bisq user (ideally you are this type of Bisq user), we could use a detailed profile of who that user is, what they're looking for, why they use Bisq, etc. See the user persona section in the Handbook for example(s).
The persona should be detailed and common (i.e., there should be a lot of users who fit the description). Of course this isn't possible to prove, but should be clear intuitively (e.g., Monero trader, BTCPayServer merchant, etc).
It's possible that user personas serving similar functions in different regions would make sense, if their profiles are different enough (especially if items like preferred channels and brands/influencers differ).
Please specify the persona you'd like to add to be eligible for claiming the bounty. There are multiple personas to add, so multiple bounties will be awarded—one for each persona that makes sense to add to the Guide.