It's obvious that such people don't care about Bitcoin but their money, I would say you have all rights to run away from such people because they are just waiting for you to mess up and they will bounce on you real big.

Teach people around you about Bitcoin, but do not help them to make the investment decision and if anyone later say to you that the risk of their fund is on you, what you teach them is already a complete waste of time, walk away.

Today, many people still believe that investment is a waste of money, as they will never see a postivite result from investing, it's never in them blood to be an investor, people around them including families are not brought up in such ways, all they know is saving up money and using that for whatever they plan to achieve.

OP, is the person that you suggested to invest in Bitcoin, a man or a woman? I am kinda confused because you say it's a neighbor man but you mix he, she and her when you talk about that person. Okay, it's not an important task but I would love to correct you that you use he/his on man and she/her on woman. I hope you don't mind it.

That's very strange, you are no responsible for his capital gains and loses if you don't force him to invest in it. Sorry but your neighbor is a mean, you just gave him an advice and he tries to make you responsible for anything bad that may happen. When you deal with such a person, it's better to just tell them to nevermind, don't follow your advice and just get out of their life, you shouldn't give any advice to such people because they'll always blame for you for anything bad that happens to their investment and if things go well, they won't even say a thank you.

We can explain Bitcoin as a new investment to friends or family but we should not force them to follow what we do. We also need to explain the risks behind Bitcoin investment so that they can understand and learn how to reduce the risks. Sometimes they will try to learn something new but we should not force them. Let them decide for themselves so that they know that when they decide to invest in Bitcoin, they must be prepared for all the risks. We can guide them in the initial stages of investing, but we also need to direct them to learn other things and make them learn on their own so they can increase their knowledge.

There are thousands or more tutorials and courses to learn and educate about the Blockchain system and Bitcoin in general, meeting someone with this mindset of throwing responsibility for their own actions is so annoying to me. If I ever decided to teach or introduce Bitcoin to someone else, First of all I would mention to him that what I am doing is what I believe it is good, however the responsibility is yours and only yours for whatever happens next to your funds.
As long as you are not getting paid for the time you are offering to this lady, why would you bother taking the risks if she ever experienced loss in any way possible, she may lose access to her wallet, get hacked or lose some of her investment, you are not the reason of it then why should you bother yourself or feel bad about it, In my place I would just ask her to do her own researches.

Very large players are interested in Bitcoin, for me this is a sign that it will grow. This is still a very promising asset that can bring good profits, so it is simply stupid to ignore it.

But I would never recommend it to anyone as an investment, everything related to money should be an independent decision of each person. Why would someone advise Bitcoin as a good asset for investment, and then worry that someone might blame you for their problems, especially since you don’t know how another person would act in a given situation, for example, sell earlier than they should and because of this lose money.

As much as possible, don’t dare to advise people financially because the moment they will follow what you say, that also means that you’ll be held responsible whatever circumstances that may appear in the future. Even if you tell them be responsible of their own actions most especially when money is involved, still I don’t think that will work in the future. Just give them ideas where to invest, but don’t advise them on what specific investment they’re going to risk their funds.

Introducing bitcoin to some of your friends or relatives is never bad, but the moment you give them guarantees that it’s highly profitable and reliable, that’s where you created a big mistake.

I try telling my friends and office mates about crypto and tries to let them understand the advantage and the benefits of having crypto in their pocket , but not to the extent that they will put the blame on me if the investment did not favor them.
because it is their money and they are the one who must be responsible for that amount.

Well, depending on how trustworthy the guy is, I'd either call him out on his bullshit, or I would take him up in his offer since I could trust him on his word, but in your case, where you're the one being put into the spot of having to insure the newbie into investing for himself, I say the decision is up to you. You said that you're not gonna take her up on her offer since it's a little disadvantageous to you then again, don't take the chance just so you could convince people when they would've naturally gravitate towards it if they would.

At the end of the day, as an investor you know to only take up offers that would be very advantageous to you, offering help in the form of information campaigns is the most we could do these days, since the market's pretty much not worked up its appetite yet and it may not do so for a couple of months to a year.

I would highly suggest that you work with people who have already worked on a little bit of interest with crypto and bitcoin next time, preferably those who have made their initial pros and cons research so it's way easier dispelling fears and promoting good ideas.

Well, maybe you could have entered an agreement where you gave her total guarantee over her funds, although you couldn't stipulate a fixed period of time for that, being necessary for her to wait up to few years until seeing profit made over her investment. Besides that, there should be also another clause on the agreement, stating that her money would remain in a cold wallet controlled and owned by you during the whole time the investment would be going on. And finally, probably the most important clause, would be the percentage of profit over her investment to be paid to you for your custody and financial advisor services after all.

What do you think of the idea? For me it sounds really good for both sides of the negotiation...

I have experience such thing before, its not even in crypto investment but other, and I regret ever involving someone else in investment plans, the experience reminds me that what I can go thorough with the hope of getting a better life can be extremely hard for others.

Since that time I stop telling people to invest in anything just because its favouring me, and if they come asking what I am doing for living I can tell them or explain to them, and if they end up asking how they can be like me I will tell them to start doing their own research, which I believe that 90% of people don't like hearing.

People want everything to be done for them without breaking any sweat and yet when anything go wrong they still can't take the blame and accept that it's their own mistakes, if people want to do anything that involve making money let them do it themselves.