You need to understand more deeply the differences in understanding between parents and young people who are able to think creatively when storing their assets safely along with the seeds of recovery. Because we are talking about investments where your assets have to be withdrawn from the exchange to a cold wallet. So I will focus on the 10 people mentioned above, including parents with varying levels of understanding. So I will not force them to make a decision based on anyone's pressure. Investment is about choices so you can't dictate to anyone. Furthermore the information I convey certainly does not necessarily go straight to the core investment points because we have material with a customized method of delivery to the audience. It has become a technique if you understand Bitcoin then to convey it to other people it is necessary to use language they understand as simply as possible by making comparison examples with everyday life that they often encounter. Portions with their respective levels
Maybe you should have made close emphasis on when you mentioned parents, simply defining old people, right? A parent might be of age 30 moving up to 40 and should not be considered as being too old to understand all about Bitcoin and it's technology but in regards to our age parent, yes of a truth I agree with you, it becomes even more difficult for them to adapt or adopt with the use of Bitcoin.
Talking about risks, for older people what I get most is that they want to get investment guarantees for retirement, for health and inheritance guarantees. Even though for me Bitcoin could be a solution, because they don't have anyone close to them who understands investing in Bitcoin and tend not to give trust to other parties, they choose to think for a moment. The old man is not far from being forgetful, risking storing the seeds of recovery in random places etc.
Bitcoin investment can be set to become part of the retirement plan, if they had the knowledge DCAing for a longer time during their working days.