To encourage parents to buy Bitcoin, simplify its concept, address misconceptions, emphasize its transformative potential, and respect their autonomy in financial decisions.

You have given good advices especially the way the OP described it here is good but a reader will find it annoying. He would not want anything from such a thread. If someone needs to be convinced about Bitcoin, then simply explaining it without making it so big will increase its acceptance. If the OP wanted to let his parents know about Bitcoin, that's certainly commendable. Because Bitcoin can be more valuable than any major asset in the long run. Those who don't know will regret it someday. But of course they can be encouraged to invest in Bitcoin by convincing them but they should never be forced. Because the price of Bitcoin fluctuates widely, if the Bitcoin price falls after the investment, the parents may be more concerned about who will take the responsibility. When an investor gets a good idea about Bitcoin he will never blame others.

That's the case with most parents who haven't been much into technology or have worked in a field where they would be using technological equipment much because technical knowledge is important for someone to know and understand things such as cryptocurrencies. Some might argue that a person without a technological background might understand them very well but I wouldn't agree much, they might understand but they wouldn't be able to understand it as clearly as someone having a general interest in technology would.

So things like these where you invite your parents to join a project or make some investment in a cryptocurrency would only work if your parents are a bit modern and they have a know-how about things that are used for these things, especially electronic devices.

It would be better before they ask their parents to invest in Bitcoin which is very risky, they can first give their parents the best understanding so that they don't panic when they see the price decrease after buying it, of course this is very disappointing for them because they are afraid of what will happen. Those who invest cannot feel any profit and for some people who have a good understanding of Bitcoin investment, of course they will take advantage of this downturn as an opportunity to buy and look forward to making a profit when the price increases again.

However, if they have given their parents an understanding and do not choose to invest in Bitcoin, it would be better for them not to force their parents to invest because of course they have their own reasons or they have felt comfortable with what they have invested in since they were young.

There are already millions of articles that explains everything that anyone wants to learn about Bitcoin, although there are still people that would need guidance to be able to navigate the crypto currency space.  I have a friend that I am helping to do so right now. One thing you have to know is that it is not something you have to force anyone into, just do your thing and focus on yourself, just let them know once in a while and of they seem to have developed interest and would need your guidance, then you can guide them.

A conscious person should know that where there is no risk there is no opportunity and should not hesitate to invest properly following it. So if your parents inspired you to invest in Bitcoin then I believe they will not be disappointed or resentful of your investment and current price. Because the value of Bitcoin is increasing again.

Not everyone gets Bitcoin. Its like teaching your grandmother TikTok. Priorities differ by generation. But we dont quit. We need to be smarter. Start by understanding their perspective. The majority of parents seek security. A safe future for their children. Enter Bitcoin. Its superior digital gold. Big governments cant take it. Freedom, people.

Therefore, speak their language. Simple explanation. "Its like putting money in a safe that only you have the key to." Show them the advantages. Not just getting rich quick. The goal is wealth preservation and legacy. It takes time. It takes time. They must be believed. You have smart parents. Their only need is some advice from an expert. You can get them there with some understanding and common sense.

Making someone deals up on something that they havent been able to experience before would really be leading into that kind of hesitance and skeptical about it specially into our parents or those older people.
They would really be that definitely stick into those things which does give out assurance. Usually people who are on higher age does really stick into something which is traditional or something that they do know
to be safe, on which at the time or moment that they do hear out something new or things that they havent been able to encounter yet then this is where they would really be making out those introductions or recommendations on which it would really be that mostly be that rejected or be ignored but just like on what you have said that this thing wont really be enough for you to be completely stopped or would really be
that easily giving up. Sharing up opportunity on how Bitcoin could really be that beneficial in terms of those potential earning opportunities then it would might them get convinced and would really be
trying out to look back and check on things. Actually this would really be just that depending into your own approach.

Keeping them in the know is the best form of defense against the bad time when it happens, since you said that you invest in Bitcoin with your father income, that means he has a target for that investment even though he may not mention it to you or seems to be bordering you with some questions, most times, Bitcoin investment for the elderly is a retirement plans since when you talk about Bitcoin to them, you always say that Bitcoin is best for long term investment, so their expectations won't be in the now, even as illiterate as your mum, she will definitely be aware of the Bitcoin transaction between you and your dad.
You Helium have done well in this situation, and keep educating your parent on the need to securely store they Bitcoin in a privately own wallet and not disclose their wallet security to anyone else.

Right? I remember my mom just asked me recently about the "10k win" they saw when she accidentally tap an ad on social media about a roulette and ask me how to withdraw it coz she "won". I told her that it's a scam and/or probably a marketing strategy to lure you to the gambling platform, so she better ignore it.

Imagine she can't tell if what she saw if legit or not just got carried away on excitement on the "win" she saw. How much more about this kind of tech and investment, my mom at +50 cannot cope on such thing like trading probably if the price dumps and scams everywhere.