Quote from: taufik123 on Today at 05:06:24 AM

Quote from: BenCodie on Today at 03:50:49 AM

If education about Bitcoin was done right and parenting was not detrimental, why would a child not accept Bitcoin that the parents worked hard to acquire for them? The only answers I can think of is a more powerful negative external influence, that the parents maybe didn't teach them about Bitcoin correctly, or did something in the parenting process Roll Eyes

Pressuring won't help at that point. Only education, if they're receptive.

Bad external influence and certainly contradiction with Bitcoin or crypto, because some people just say that crypto is full of scams and then Bitcoin is just a speculative asset that will eventually become ZERO,
Maybe such a statement is received by the child so that they still don't fully believe in what their parents will inherit.

But if we as parents can get closer to our children and provide more detailed knowledge about Bitcoin as a long-term investment, then they will accept it.

Pressuring or coercing children will not make them follow what we want, in fact they will oppose what we are trying to teach.

Many children (I think, I am not expert) would probably believe who they trust, and would disbelieve whoever they don't trust.

When is time to teach a child about Bitcoin and money is a balancing act.