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We should never encourage anyone to invest or tell anyone to invest in Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin is a very volatile market, anything can happen at any time.
I disagree with you Gost ms, adoption cannot be increased if proper information is not passed across to the bitcoin illiterates, you armed with the right information telling them about bitcoin would be saving them from learning about it from the wrong hands and starting off their accumulation journey on the wrong foot. Bitcoin volatility should be properly explained to whoever is interested in bitcoin as well as the importance of DCA which smoothens the effect of volatility on your investment, a long term holding plan as a way to get profitable despite volatility concerns and also building backup funds to safeguard their portfolio from being tampered. tell them about it but let them decide whether they would invest or not because each of us is responsible for the decisions we take in our involvement in bitcoin.
Suppose you have advised your friend to invest in Bitcoin and your friend has invested in Bitcoin after listening to you, but after a few days, if there is a decline in the market and your friend loses some money and if he gets scared and sells all his holdings. Then your friend will put the entire blame on you and blame you. So it is never right to force anyone to invest or encourage anyone to invest.
If your friend loses money when he sells in a bear cycle, it is not your problem assuming you took your time to explain to them about the cycles and the benefit of going long term on bitcoin, Yes you should not force anyone to buy bitcoin, it should be a voluntary action, but be sure to educate them properly to buy it with their discretionary income only and very important, let them know that bitcoin does not offer any guarantee and they are only casting a fair bet at securing their financial future in bitcoin