Quote from: m2017 on June 29, 2025, 03:53:30 PM

Quote from: Outhue on June 28, 2025, 08:13:54 AM

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There is nothing surprising in this story in the relationship between parents and children. Parents very often don't even suspect what their children are doing and may not know anything about their hobbies. There is only one solution - to keep your children's hobbies under control (until they reach independent adulthood) and instill the right skills for survival in this world (moral and ethical standards). And also that bitcoin is not completely anonymous (and most cryptocurrencies) and that it is completely unsuitable for their misdemeanors.

After reading this story, BTC-haters will probably accuse bitcoin of being used for criminal purposes once again. In the story told above, the crime was committed by a person (young), not bitcoin. Bitcoin only unwittingly became an instrument of the crime.

Kids today are very manipulative, trust me, this weakness is from the parents especially the ones that argue in front of their kids, once they show this side of themselves to the kids they see it as weakness, when the timing is right they will manipulate their parents in a way that they won't suspect anything.

Kids today obviously aren't ready for hardship, I wonder how anyone can make a difference or changes when there is no hardship, still I blame the parents for making things too easier for the kids, they need guidance and facts of life.

When things get tougher in life is when we grow stronger, it's also the time we choose to be good or bad, and for those who are religious this is also the time you choose to follow the teachings of the righteous ones or turn evil.