Influencing someone to invest in Bitcoin is quite risky in my opinion because of course when we try to influence them the most interesting information we will convey is how they will gain profits, not how Bitcoin can change the way we transact online because Bitcoin is a digital currency that can be used, and Bitcoin is not a form of investment that can be held in the long term with full confidence that it will later provide profits if the person who owns it does not understand how the Bitcoin market works.

The closest example is if someone has bought it for $70,000 and now sees the price dropping by around $5,000 because the current price is $65,000 then without the correct knowledge they will panic so they can make the decision to sell at a loss and we will be blamed for being influenced to invest but it turns out they didn't experience anything like as we previously informed, I only influence my family and that was done but they could only trust the price at a certain level so they sold it but luckily it had already provided quite a good profit at that time, but if they are patient enough to save until now, of course the profits they will get will be even better.