I agree with you. You don't need a degree or a mountain of knowledge to invest in Bitcoin. It's a method of keeping the money we save in the bank or normally with ourselves, excluding expenses every month. If we learn a lot about investing and then decide, then we won't invest. The main thing here is to learn slowly from experience rather than learning from books.
Again, if you start with small numbers and wait out the fear, you can gain practical knowledge.
Again, there will be a huge difference between what a person learns in technical matters by reading books or taking institutional education and what a person learns by applying it in real life.
So, until a person does not do the Bitcoin transfer process, wallet exchange, security, etc. on his own, the matter will remain like smoke to him. And everyone learns these things while investing
The importance of learning from experience is immense. I think it is better to know some basic things before you delay in learning so much and then enter assets like Bitcoin. However, entering investments without knowing anything at all can be risky for new investors. New investors can create a money management habit or system before investing and can practice investing step by step. If the family bears all the expenses, then they may have less experience in managing their own expenses. In that case, how much or not the family will be dependent on them can also affect the investment decision. Many people only remember their financial situation but do not actually write it down. It is important to monitor and plan your financial situation. Plan your cash flow so that you have a clearer idea of future expenses and investments. Most adults should have basic financial knowledge. Young people are still learning and need to practice more. If you make mistakes, you will learn from those mistakes and create opportunities for limitations. It is important to spend some time a week learning and practicing financial matters in addition to studying or working. Regular learning and planning based on your own experience can be the key to success. So start small by knowing the basics, learn and gain experience at the same time, and step by step, these are the safe and sustainable paths.