I don't know if this is a good idea but I think that it's probably something. Teaching them to be secure about their wallets and how to be secure yourself in crypto space and online in general is a good basics to learn from, that way they're all learning what they can keep using even if they've been, most people remember the foundations compared to when they're already knowledgeable right? Basically my idea is to teach them about cybersecurity because I've seen a lot of seminars of these and most of them are easy to understand and remember and those seminars, you got to pay them and it's probably nice that they can save some money learning the fundamentals of safety online and they're earning from it. I have to say this, really good initiative and I wish I'm in that group of yours because I really love the idea of learning but at the same time, I'm getting paid to learn which is a really good motivation more than anything.

Hey LM, isn't it that crypto is ban in your country? My concern is just what if one of the spy gets in to your group and try to have a screenshot of all of your members including the admins, moderators and everyone that's in there and will report you guys? Or the government lied low with the ruling of crypto in your country? I salute you for having this kind of initiative and spreading the knowledge that you have and gives back to your community. Now for the idea, I am sure that many of yours have already their wallet. What if you try to load a wallet with a $5 worth of any crypto and then you'd just drop it to your group and whoever gets it first it will be theirs. The lesson there is not to leave your private keys/seeds on the web. Also, try to let them research some trivias about the history of the entire crypto community that hasn't been known by you or by the majority.

How can you be sure that someone isn't running multiple Facebook accounts and exploiting this "learn and earn" program?
Creating multiple Facebook accounts can be easily done with an anti-detect browser like Dolphin-Anty or Incoginiton, some residential proxies and SMS services like SMSPVA for phone verification. Why there should be a monetary incentive for this? If the people are really interested in Bitcoin, they will find all the info they need and learn everything for free. Maybe teaching them the basic stuff about Bitcoin is more than enough. I don't think that the Lightning Network will ever become mainstream, so teaching them about LN seems kinda useless.

Not sure how you want to teach about Bitcoin.

I think videos about a speciifc topics that can be easily shared would be my approach. As an example see this IT Guy on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/user/elithecomputerguy/featured

For more general info the guy has a separate channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@EliComputerGuyLive/videos


Regarding topics start from the beginning like "Whats in Bitcoin"  and then move on through all the details step by step......

If the quality is good maybe people would pay for it

UTXO stands for "unspent transaction output". It's probably a good idea to explain how transaction change works, I've seen many Newbies who got confused. The cash analogy fits better than the banking analogy.

Trivias and games are a great way to teach someone about anything. They are entertaining and educational both at the same time. I think it is a good way to attract and capture people’s attention.

You can also give out some prizes for those who can answer correctly. It will fuel their competitive spirit making them more motivated to learn and play.

I get that But it doesn't answer my question: what's the goal for the participants? You're trying to encourage them, which is commendable. But the need for that depends on what they want to do with that knowledge.

Teach them how to buy and sell bitcoin from an exchange, and how to transfer their bitcoin from one wallet to another.

The type of wallet to use on daily spending and for a long time savings. Also how they will back up their seed phrase and keeping it safe from third party.

Teach them on how to consolidate transactions, and enlighten them on dust transaction. How to import private keys.

I hope your students will be motivated to learn, and use the knowledge to help themselves in future, so that your goal would be achieved. I admire your initiative. 

You might say that those are the basic things of Bitcoin, and you want your group members to learn these things as well, but I have another feeling. These are the basic things for you and me or those who have been in crypto (Bitcoin) for a while and learned more advanced things. However, these are almost advanced already for the average person who scrolls Facebook all day. I am saying this because I feel that 90% of Bangladeshi Facebook users know Bitcoin as a money-making machine and don't know anything else. They don't know what is the difference between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

They don't know what the difference is between Binance and Electrum Wallet. They say Electrum is bad because they cannot store all the cryptocurrency in it, but they can deposit various crypto into their Binance account. It's impossible to make them understand the difference in a Facebook post's comment section. I fought with these types of people who were arguing that Binance is better. So, my suggestion is to raise awareness about it. They should know more basics than understanding how to run a lightning network or a full node.