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Quote from: Wend on May 30, 2023, 02:04:33 PM

I don't hate someone teaching bitcoin to children, but I strongly oppose teaching bitcoin to children who are too young. Many parents on the forum are trying to teach their children about bitcoin when they are too young to learn about bitcoin or other investments. That is the age when children need to have fun and explore everything in the world around them, not force them to follow our thoughts. And you're right, teaching them to invest too early won't make them rich in the future, but many parents aren't aware of this.

Actually this cannot be considered right and wrong as for whether you like it or not it depends on the parents who do have personal contact with their children because of course in this case even though bitcoin teaching is still very good but we also have to be able to measure the readiness of children and this goes back to parents who can see that potential.
Even if their children are at a young age but if they are ready why not do it.
We have come across several articles about young children who are quite successful in mining, for example, such as Ishaan Thakur and Aanya only because they are well facilitated because of their children's interest in this field or maybe a story that seems ridiculous because it is only based on a bet from Erik Finman but it is actually a good turning point for him in bitcoin.
Actually in this case the context is not to like it or not I think but we have to see whether or not the child is ready because indeed if it is not ready for what is being forced but basically if they already like it from the start it is even better because we as parents only need to facilitate as a container of their wishes.

I agree with what you said, if they are really interested in bitcoin, even at a young age, we can teach them. What I want to say here is I hope many parents should not force their children, should not impose their thoughts on their children, let their children grow up naturally, and respect their choices. Bitcoin is great, but it's not the only way to become rich or financially free in the world. So let them grow up the way they choose.

Let them enjoy. For sure, there will be an age when they get interested in earning money and will ask questions of you, but if the mind of the child is still on playing and school, then I don't think it is a good idea to teach them about it as they still haven't enjoyed their lives. Also, expose them to what you are doing, like, let's say, purchasing bitcoin or trading anything that they don't understand yet, but if later on they get curious about it, then that is the spark that gets them interested in it.

Are you saying that teaching them things about bitcoin will stop them from playing or enjoying themselves as kids? do you need them to get to the age of earning funds before you let them know about financial education I guess no, kids have smart brains I believe if you introduce bitcoin to them through play books and and videos once they develop interest you don't need to force them to start asking questions because kids will always want to know more about things which they find interesting. If your a bitcoin lover, no child of yours who's seeing how happy you are investing in bitcoin will stay without wanting to learn unless you don't let them know about your investment due to security reasons but once they are well informed they will always be eager to learn because kids always want to be in control of their money and bitcoin makes that easier and possible.