Some farmers find it challenging to comprehend bitcoin. Knowing about bitcoin is advantageous for farmers because doing so will enhance your farmland or your agricultural output. One thing I don't understand, though, is whether farmers who are interested in investing in bitcoin also grasped the risks in the same manner as your uncle did. Although a farmer can do whatever it takes to become successful in the future, it would be best if you and your uncle gave them more information about bitcoin before they invested so that you and your uncle won't be held responsible if something goes wrong. Investing in bitcoin is not difficult, but the challenge lies in having the mentality to accept whatever results from it, whether good or bad, because that is the both part of bitcoin.

I didn't mean to imply that your farmer colleagues couldn't invest in bitcoin, but rather that you should be aware that people are notoriously difficult to understand. They may initially be interested, but if something goes wrong, they may decide not to do so again and may even start blaming your uncle for having introduced them to it. Therefore, in my opinion, you two should have a very good understanding and agreements to ensure that nothing will interfere with your relationships.

Your opinion isn't suppose to be seen as an insult but from all you said is true because the other farmers are only concern about the profit that comes out from it but they're not really educated, like given full details about how Bitcoin really works.
I feel all they're interested in is getting the profits just like their colleague not minding the time and patience he invested before yielding profit.

Since your relatives are farmers, it might help to introduce them to BTC through its own metaphor of farming. Just as you own farming machines that thresh plow the fields, someone interested in accumulating BTC would own a mining farm where they employ mining machines to harvest Bitcoin. If it's somewhat out of reach, there are services like https://digimint.finance that provide fractional ownership of BTC mining farms.

Am even surprised that someone who's a farmer still has time to invest in Bitcoin, and if that is the case the dos and don't need to be understood before investing all the money gotten from farming and losing it to Bitcoin, the person that advised that farmer should better advise well, the farmer should understand that even during is farming there are years that it is abundant and there are years that the farm might not yield plenty so is bitcoin there periods the investor and their times that the person expectation will not be met so this are examples that will make everything more clear for the farmer since bitcoin does not select. CRASH is one of the risky things about bitcoin and that is just the nature of bitcoin.

Well, if this story is true, then it is a good thing. It's a good start that your uncle won a good amount of profit from bitcoin, and that's when the effect or chain reaction comes in, as they will be influenced to also engage in something that is complex to them. Luckily, they have someone that guides them and teaches them the necessary things they should know when investing in bitcoin. Bitcoin may be tricky and dangerous, but it can be a good investment. With the right execution and guidance, you can earn as much as you want, and it might change your life. And your uncle showed more good potential in investing as he bought a land or invested in a land so that his income would not only come from bitcoin but also from the agricultural side. Bitcoin is also long-term, and with more investment, you can secure your future with a good living.

It's truly inspiring to hear about your journey and the impact your uncle's success with Bitcoin has had on your community. As a farmer working tirelessly on the land, you’ve seen firsthand how innovative investments can open new opportunities. Your uncle's venture into Bitcoin back in 2019, despite the risks, turned out to be a remarkable success story, allowing him to buy more land and spurring interest among local farmers. The cooperative society you formed with the help of your college teacher demonstrates the power of community and collective effort. With the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $100k by 2025, there's a shared hope for further gains that could significantly boost agricultural development in your area. It's a testament to how embracing new technologies and financial strategies can transform traditional livelihoods and create a more prosperous future for everyone involved.

When you can start with a little capital, of course this will make the assets you have continue to increase and when we see this, of course this will make us even more enthusiastic about collecting Bitcoins and if there are friends in your field of work who will collect Bitcoins, of course You must be able to guide them in collecting and also how to maintain the assets you have collected well. If indeed they can continue to collect their Bitcoin assets consistently, of course they will be able to make a profit when the Bitcoin price reaches its highest price in the future.

I wouldn't recommend that. I believe a person should only invest their money in something if they understand it very well, whether it's Bitcoin or anything else in general, as long as you are just a listener who listens to what others say and believes all of it, you shouldn't invest because you might lose your money with a small mistake.

So people, whether they are our friends, family members, relatives, or just random people, should be told to do their research before they go ahead and make their investments because it is essential for them to understand what Bitcoin is and everything else about it. They should understand the market and how it moves, and all other aspects that are important, only then they should make their decision.