You are lucky, I also tried to teach some friends about bitcoin when I was beginning my journey as I thought that it would be easier for each one of us to keep ourselves invested in bitcoin during the difficult times if we gave each other support, but they did not wanted to know anything about it, eventually they began asking me about bitcoin again but only when its price was already skyrocketing, so I knew they were not really interested in bitcoin but on what they thought it could do for them.

This should be the main topic for most of the beginners.

Because most of them are investing without basic knowledge in bitcoin and they're even introduced by a random guy on the internet through different forums and groups and gives them idea where they should invest, wrongly.

@OP, you're helpful to your relatives and your nephew has got now the understanding and basic thoughts about bitcoin. I'm sure that he'll talk about it with his friends and will make him look like a genius on his story. 

Learning is really the first step before investing in bitcoin, but I don't know if some newbies use their brains since they are just jumping into the hype that is coming from the influencers. Those young ones that he taught bitcoin were very happy since they already had a grasp on where to start or use it as a guide for learning bitcoin. It is also an advantage to the OP that he is the one teaching because, while teaching, you can learn more since there are times when you have questions and you need to conduct research before presenting it to them.

Obviously, those who jump into the hype never use their rationality.  They used their brain yes, but their brain is poisoned by greed.  Anyway, they can't decide to invest if they don't use their brain.  I hope these people will put rationality first before anything else.  They should think that they must know the basic of bitcoin economy if they wanted to take profit in their investment ventures but sadly most relies on the influencers' hype and got FOMO making them buy at top prices.


But still, @OP should consider the age and capability to understand of his student before laying out his lecture.   I am not belittling the kid, in fact, I believe the kid is a brilliant person, reason why @OP decides to teach him about BTC.  But somehow, there is difficult stuff that is embedded in Bitcoin lectures which I think is far beyond the capability to understand of the kid.  That is why, when teaching a kid, we need to readjust our presentation to make the learning more fun and easily understand.

That is also a matter of concern, but I think machines or robots should replace humans in heavy jobs or stages that may endanger workers' lives. I have worked for a while in companies in heavy industry, it is tough to protect the safety of workers. Despite having undergone thorough training classes before working or wearing protective gear, it is still impossible to avoid occupational accidents. If we use Robots in those cases, we can reduce human damage.

They're still lack of knowledge about bitcoin and they fell to the wrong influencers that are only using them as cash cow being an audience to them.

But I'm sure those that are serious and passionate about starting with their bitcoin journey won't just give up when they fail at the beginning. They just need the right resources for them to keep moving, we've been there and we're all happy that we're on the right track.

And those advocates like OP is doing the right thing and hopefully more of them will come out that has done this thing and idea.

I agree, I just hope that OP's nephew can catch up with how complex cryptocurrency is, at that young age I am more focused on having fun as most kids do. But if his nephew is really eager to learn it won't be a problem, it's hard to teach something to someone who's not really interested. As Skylar said this is better than those who are jumping into cryptocurrency with little knowledge and then blaming crypto for their bad investment. I would like to teach my kids about cryptocurrency too, however, I would do it little by little, maybe starting with being responsible with money, saving, and investment. It's too much for a kid to learn, but if you teach them in simple and interactive way it would be easier for them to grasp it.

Teaching Bitcoin to anyone is not bad, it's even good because we give them an idea about it. But we know that it is not easy to understand, if those who are old and want to know what bitcoin is, find it difficult to understand right away, how can it be if they are 11 years old, it is okay at that age if your nephew has an interest to know this, determined to know this, but based on your story here you want your nephew to have an idea, your intentions are good, but the interest, determination, and passion should come from your nephew and not you dude.

That's why based on the explanation you made, for me it's a bit deep on your nephew's part. This is what you should have done like what a member did here in the forum that the interest did not come from the teacher but from the young people who took the initiative themselves with knowledge of Bitcoin, then the teaching method was based on a different approach to making it easy to understand of young people who went to his house, this is the link https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5408842.0

In order not to waste our time and effort teaching about Bitcoin, we should have to consider these things;
 - age of the listeners (must be old enough to understand technical information)
 - behavior (must show some interest in the topic)
 - we know they can carry high responsibilities in the future

But as OP had mentioned, I actually doubted the result of it. Honestly, it was not the perfect or the good time to teach his nephew.