You have just answered to your question in your ending paragraphs. Don't pressurize, persuade or force anyone to Bitcoin, not even a family member. Our ability to take on risks is different. Bitcoin also needs consistency and understanding. It also needs deliberate decision making process. Like everyother business, Bitcoin has its risks that everyone investing in it must be ready to face including your mom.

However, introduce the person to books, articles and researches that x-ray the Bitcoin technology then allow the person makes their choices.

The refusal made by your own mother to your invitation to invest in Bitcoin is an effort that is not wrong at all mate, because besides your own mother who still doesn't know what Bitcoin is, she also has never made that kind of investment in her life so she prefers to refuse. your invitation even though you are his own child. And I think your mother has done a pretty wise thing by rejecting your invitation even though you have explained to her quite fully about Bitcoin. Because maybe after your mother heard about Bitcoin through her own children, she should take the time to find out about Bitcoin herself through the people she knows around her and through the internet or other supportive environments.

This means that after several years, your mother finally believes in Bitcoin and immediately makes the decision to invest in Bitcoin. This is indeed a bit of influence and encouragement from the research and questions he asked other people about Bitcoin so that he started to become enlightened about things related to Bitcoin. That's a pretty wise decision and it doesn't mean your mother didn't believe you before because she just wants to have time to find out for herself what you've told her through other people.

That is indeed a very extraordinary lesson in your life and also your own mother, because she was able to arrive at a very good belief after hearing a lecture from her own child. And another lesson I can learn from your story is don't immediately tell other people to invest in Bitcoin after we explain more about Bitcoin to other people, because basically everyone needs time to believe, to understand and to make decisions in their life. on what he already knows from other people or his own relatives. Because when someone has started to believe in what we said before, he will look for ways to be able to invest in what we have said or suggested before.

I see this as a story that I have never come across in my life before.

Don't force anyone to invest in anything; don't even pressure them, no matter the relationship you have with them, if they say no. Respect their decision as it will be in your best interest, because convincing someone to do what they don't plan on doing might get you into some unexpected trouble, and it can end up jeopardising your relationship and closeness with them as they might likely ask you to pay for any loss that's being incurred as a result of the price dump in the investment you made them make.

 
Your mom invested $5,000 in Bitcoin a few months ago. I don't think it's enough time for her to already start enjoying her investment proceeds as the price of Bitcoin has not really been doing too well over the past few months. If it's to be calculated very well, she might likely still be losing some figures out of her invested amount. And how has she been enjoying it? Has she been making some kind of withdrawal every time? I think she will enjoy her investment more if she can hold on to it for a longer time until the next bull run comes.

Not only investing in bitcoin, in life we should not force someone to do something they don't like or understand at all. Because maybe that doesn't work for them or we'll be the ones to blame if things don't go as we expected.

Like me, my parents both know I invest in bitcoin and they also know that I make a lot of money from it. But they never wanted to invest in it and I never forced them. They are safe, risk-averse people, so there's no reason for me to force them to follow my lead. Try to put the case where you are forced by others, how uncomfortable you will feel.

There is no easy money, and if they offer easy money, then this is probably a scam and you will lose your money instead of increasing it. This is probably what repels people and makes them doubt when we tell them about bitcoin. In fact, this is a normal reaction in people, because we have all heard about ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes and what it leads to. And when we start talking about bitcoin as a way to increase your wealth, this involuntarily creates an analogy with a scam in their minds. Therefore, you don't need to put pressure on talling about btc and you need to do it very delicately, that the person himself made his own decision, of course, warning him of the possible risks and disadvantages associated with investing in bitcoin. The time will come, they will return to you, like a OP's mother Vasya will be asked to tell about BTC in more detail.

The method of convincing a person is different. There are many theories written in books about how to convey and convince others of the targets we want to achieve. In practice, it's up to us. Furthermore, there are two sides of the answer that we will meet after efforts to convey something have been made, namely rejection and acceptance.
Both (rejection and approval/acceptance) are reactions that are born as a result of a conscious process and that is as natural as your mother's refusal to choose to refuse after you told her to be willing to use her money to invest in bitcoin.

Always remember that conveying something that contains risk must be explained thoroughly both positive and negative and never hope that after trying to convey something to others, they must accept and agree with it. Next, let his mind work in making his choice.

This is odd, definitely your advice are correct but your story are different from your advice.

Your mother did invest in Bitcoin without let you know, she was greedy to invest big amount of money, it's good if she's making profit, if not? she might blame you or the other person she did ask questions about Bitcoin.

No one should pressure someone to invest in Bitcoin because Bitcoin isn't the only one asset that can be used as an investment.

It may be different in other families, but for me, my mother is still my family. To agitate your mother to invest, realizing that she has very little knowledge about Bitcoin, is tantamount to fraud. For your mother, you can buy and give her Bitcoin, telling her all the details of storing and handling it, at first taking full responsibility.
The same applies to all other people. I would not start with colorful descriptions of people who have made a profit, but with those who have lost everything and parsing their mistakes.

Investing like this is based on emotions, and it is often when the price is high, so you find people optimistic about the price and that it will reach 100,000, but this will not happen while they refuse to buy now on the pretext that the price is very far from expectations.

Do not advise anyone to invest just because you think the price will increase, and do not try to convince anyone to invest in the hope of getting rich. Investment is based on planning and knowing when to invest, why to invest and when to sell, otherwise your dreams may turn into nightmares.