Quote from: kotajikikox on May 29, 2024, 11:08:57 AM

Quote from: fuguebtc on May 29, 2024, 10:54:49 AM

Do you think if someone knows about bitcoin and just spends time learning about the technology and how it works without taking advantage of it to make a profit? I don't think anyone can do that, especially young people who always desire to get rich and even have the idea of getting rich quickly.

It’s true that some people are too greedy but I don’t think that that should hinder them from learning about bitcoin still. Greed and impatience can be changed over time with effort and dedication. New knowledge is always helpful if we just learn how to manage and control it.

Besides not a lot of people would be able to invest right away no matter what they try to do due to lack of funds. Still it’s nice to have that knowledge in store.

But we are talking about young people, impulsive people who always want to get rich quickly, people who never like to listen to other people's advice and just do what they want. That's why I say that exposing young people to bitcoin, along with its advantages, will also have disadvantages.

What I fear more about young people is that when they don't have investment capital, they won't think about going to work to earn money to invest. Instead, they may lie to their families to ask for money or worse, steal. Young people have very shallow thinking, which is why in most educational programs, they will be taught about philosophy, social subjects... it is not the right time to focus on teaching them to earn money.

Quote from: Hypnosis00 on Today at 04:46:19 AM

Money is not a big problem if we really have to make it happen. Parents could give support if they know their kids have a good plan in their lives.

If you know and believe that your child has a good plan and a good life mindset, why not tell him to find a way to make money on his own? Teaching children to be dependent or dependent on their parents is not necessarily a good thing.