Your story is more or less fascinating because at any point in time we try to introduce bitcoin to people around us irrespective of their gender differences, i will say that your sister had made her choice already right from when she demanded to learn about bitcoin, she realized that her gender difference shouldn't be a barrier to knowing about bitcoin, be an investor and be financially free and independent, same should other people learn from this that bitcoin is meant for all, no gender bias, it's not meant for the men alone, try encourage her to take more adequate steps in learning about bitcoin the more because she's just getting started.

Even before now, I have had a lot of female friends and relatives who are into Bitcoin. They love the technology, and most of them are doing far better than a few of us, but they don't just show themselves; a lot of them just like leaving their private lives and doing their things the way they want to do them.

Since she already has the basis or just the name from a computer book, it will be easier for you to lecture her more about the coin, but before you advise her to also bring her schoolmate onboard, you should educate her more first. She really needs to understand what she is about to teach someone before she can move forward in doing that, or she will misinform her friends and they will have the wrong information about Bitcoin and invest in it from the wrong perspective, which might end up landing her in trouble.
 

There are women who've already been in Bitcoin and it's not new. I get that the majority of people here in this space are men but there are also women. I have female friends and acquaintances that are into crypto and some of them are influenced by their boyfriends.

Anyone can learn about Bitcoin regardless of their gender, as long as they're interested in learning and exploring Bitcoin. Glad for you, that you're able to convince your sister about Bitcoin and she seems interested in learning. She might be able to influence her friends once she has enough experience and knowledge in Bitcoin.

I yet to see someone that would know of as of asking money and by this I mean, get an understanding of what bitcoin is about and still kick out, even with the available funds to buy and hold some coins. The lots of persons that kicks out are those that are unaware and don't even care to find out.
The case is always different when the bulls starts running the market trends.

Anyway, bitcoin is not sexes and as such, there isn't any gender segregation. Anyone who is interested can always start from somewhere and build there portfolio but first, you get to learn the pros and cons.

How nice of you, after 3 years on this forum you finally shared your knowledge with your sister.
And obviously, it's far better since this ain't one of those fantasy merit fishing stories!


That's not being a Bitcoin user!
What you have told your sister is that Bitcoin is money-making machine into which he has to pour her savings to get moar money!
Which as always will have catastrophic effects for a lot of guys going this path if we enter another bear market and not a bullish season like everyone is expecting.

I still can't wait for a topic of somebody telling their relatives about Bitcoin on how this is censorship-resistant, how it works 24/7, how nobody can ban you from using it, how it allows you to pay somebody a continent apart, how you can store it safely without anyone ever knowing and not once mentioning the price or making rain money with one quarter. But I guess that would be a surprise even for users here!

So far I see that most in the crypto world are men and only a few women are interested in getting into this world. It's quite unfortunate that quite a few women are into trading, investing, and even developing the Bitcoin ecosystem. Even if we look at the Bitcoin ecosystem, it is big, and there are still many opportunities that can be explored - women can also enter this world and join in to be able to build this ecosystem together and make it even stronger, but it seems that most of them are reluctant and prefer not to join into it, it's quite unfortunate.

I have said it in several similar threads and I'll still echo it here again.
When introducing something that has the potential of making someone lose their money/investment make sure you also tell them able the possible disadvantages associated with it, that way they will be more than rest to shoulder anything that might happen in the future.

I'm very sure your sister is delighted to have heard that she can make money by investing in Bitcoin but is she also away that the price of Bitcoin s volatile and my drop down at anytime? No! What then do you think will happen if your sister successfully makes her friends interested in Bitcoin by also sugarcoating it the same way you did to her and eventually none of them profit from it and at that end were forced to sell at a lost due to an urgent need for money? What do you think you will be labeled as? It's certain that you might be called a scammer for trying to help people.

Please always try to talk about the things that people wanting to go into Bitcoin should bear at the back of their mind, the risk involved and they are fine with it then let them proceed.

The rate at which females are adopting Bitcoin is not much compared to males, but it is not a new thing that there are some females in the crypto industry. Bitcoin does not identify any gender; it is created for men and women to save as an alternative to fiat currency and help us against inflation, and many also see it as an investment that may profit in the future because of its volatility. If there is some purpose to Bitcoin, I wonder why we still don't have many females in the crypto industry. But I discovered that many girls are dependent on their men, which is why many of them never think of learning about Bitcoin.

Bitcoin wasn't created for men only as there are many women in many cryptocurrency communities contributing in many ways as possible. 
It's really great to hear that you taught your sister the basics of Bitcoin, I guess she is a courageous woman who would be of great help to the Bitcoin community.

 Just tell her to study more in her leaisure hours about Bitcoin and know the risks involved. She should Not just saving up money to invest, but also save up knowledge of what she is about to invest in. Bitcoin is very volatile and this she must know of.

Crypto space is open for everyone whether you are a girl/woman, or men. As long as you have an interest in learning about this stuff, you'll really get something good out of it. Besides, Bitcoin is already known across the globe but yes, some are not knowledgeable enough, maybe they just heard it or just read it in the newspaper. With the lack of crypto education, many of us think negatively and are afraid to invest in this. Not to wonder why because even, why I should do that if we don't understand it in the first place. But I know, from to time, many people learn about Bitcoin and have possibly been taught in the school as part of their curriculum.