First of all I am the only person in my area who has a basic understanding of Bitcoin. That is, in the region where I live, no one but me knows about Bitcoin.
I am like the same one as you. I don't even know if anyone knows about Bitcoin. Even if they heard about it a couple of times through social media or any other sources, I am not sure if anyone uses Bitcoin. I don't share these things with everyone except for my family members and my closest friends.
It is very difficult to confirm that besides you, no one in your area knows about bitcoin. Because like you said, you also don't share with anyone other than your relatives and maybe other people are doing the same thing. So OP, don't assume you're the only one who knows about bitcoin in your area. People who value privacy will never brag that they are investors or have knowledge about bitcoin.
The maximum number of friends I hang out with are unemployed.
The difference is most of my friends are employed and they have money to invest in Bitcoin as well. But I do not encourage them to do it because they may misunderstand Bitcoin and later blame me.
Giving investment advice to others is something we should refrain from, and it becomes an even worse idea if we give advice to unemployed people. Bitcoin is a risky investment, it does not give us a job or a stable income.