Agreed, people who are already rich doesn't want more money to enjoy life. For people who are in the middle class struggle hard to enjoy the next level of life. Even in the cryptocurrency industry it is possible to see quite few numbers of rich people, whereas the majority belongs to the middle class who keep on learning and innovating things to make themselves better in life. When one doesn't want money, they'll never think of it. This is why most of the rich continue their traditional investment and doesn't focus on cryptocurrency.

As far as I am concerned, during the time of the fathers, a rich person does not have the spirit of hard work and struggle. He is relaxed and easygoing. But compared to this, a person from an middle class or poor family has a lot of passion to work, struggle and move forward. His life has a mission and purpose. He wants to do something in the world.
Bitcoin had great attraction for middle class and  poor person including students and old age person. Bitcoin is the coin and it is the name of hard work, struggle ,study and concentration. So a serious person who knows its worth and potential will join it.

The fact that a fewer amount of people are currently holding Bitcoin in large quantities doesn't concern the effect the technology and the currency is having in the world. If she decides to get in on it or not still doesn't change anything also, if her considerations are bothered on that, let me ask, how many trillion dollars are currently in circulation and how many people are holding large amounts of it?

The answer to this does not in anyway make you stay out of working to earn it or investing to make loads of it. If she sees it from this standpoint then things will be a whole lot easier.

You're right, buddy, trying to influence people's opinions about money is a bad idea, not to mention extremely dangerous. Rather than confusing someone about money matters, I will mind my own business because some people don't want to lose their money. Whether they are wealthy or not, I will never advise someone to invest in bitcoin. As for the friend's lack of interest in the cryptocurrency, I think it's a good idea because I don't know what he sees that makes him that way, and rich people don't even deserve to be advised to do so.

I said that the wealthy don't deserve to invest because a large number of them will not view your advice as sound, believing instead that you are trying to scam them. Wealthy individuals are extremely self-centered and always see the bright side of anything that comes from those who are not as wealthy as they are. I don't know about others, but I don't think it is appropriate to advise the wealthy.