In some ways I agree with you, because the fact that cryptocurrency is currently an alternative path in several ways. Such as being able to make payments between countries, relatively low fees (not all crypto), privacy that is always maintained, and a decentralized system of course (only bitcoin). So if young people are currently getting into the world of crypto, this can indeed be said to be a very appropriate action. Because basically young people have to learn and have to be willing to try to invest. That's why cryptocurrencies really have to be introduced to young people. So that they are aware of the importance of investing and also so that they know that in cryptocurrency they can find various things related to transactions/exchanges.

But there are a few things that I think you are too much point in your opinion on cryptocurrencies. As is the case with decentralization and low shipping costs. Whereas as far as I know cryptocurrencies are mostly centralized and only bitcoin has a decentralized system (correct me if I'm wrong). In addition to shipping costs or fees, each cryptocurrency has different fees and these fees can change from time to time. So the point is that fee fees in crypto currency have a low price, and some have a rather expensive fee. For example, ethereum, which has quite expensive shipping costs. Even though this is not a big problem for me, at least the information or opinion you provide must be more detailed and specific, so as not to cause confusion.