A good child must be faithful to his parents. And even then it is quite natural that they will behave very conservatively in investing in such non-physical assets. But if you can earn their loyalty and have faith in their children's work they will at least try to think about it. And at that time if they can be presented with information about cryptocurrency or bitcoin they can be enticed to invest or encourage the child to invest. So we who learn to behave modestly in our life and achieve success in good deeds will succeed in attracting the attention of parents in this regard.

I don’t know why some people don’t understand simple English considering that they will find it difficult to be able coupe with investing in bitcoin because of their age and we all know how emotional bitcoin can actually make you be, this means that eventually it will affect their health because for how long will they be able to control their emotion when they are no longer young. The best thing that you can do is to advise them to invest through you as a child and then report to them than allowing them do it them self at their age.  Educating them will be a lot of work so it is better to ask for their support than allow them to invest in bitcoin.


Exactly what am saying it is better they provide the capital just that they should put the business in the hand of someone they trust, and having some to trust with money won’t be that easy, we all know the challenges people face entrusting people with their money. And if they eventually agree to provide you with capital then it will be better to manage it well.

You're right, Trying to get your parents on board with Bitcoin can be tougher than teaching calculus to a labradoodle.  Their financial universe revolved around assets like stocks, bonds, and real estate.  Crypto? Yeah, it's alien territory for them.

Part of me gets why just taking their money and handling the crypto yourself seems easier.  Skip trying to explain private keys or 51% attacks.  But if we don't bring them along for the ride that first 10% drop will freak them out.  Then come the frantic calls demanding you dump everything. 

I don't have all the answers yet on the best way to open their minds.  Maybe we start slow, explain the basics without all the technical jargon.  Or share stories of institutions now investing.  Patience and small steps...

We should not force them because it will affect the health patterns they have, because the investment patterns in their time were different from the investment patterns we have today. So teaching them about investing in bitcoin will be much harder and they won’t be able to understand it well when they don’t have the skills in technology and the internet. It’s better for us to handle it and for them to just enjoy the results, after all, parents will inherit their wealth after they’re gone and what does money mean when they’re gone.

It is better for us to manage and control because letting their lives be more peaceful and comfortable in their old age is a dream. Price fluctuations will affect their health and I am sure they will never be ready to face this problem because this is not an investment step that they have ever taken before.

Especially for me, I don't have a way to explain everything to my parents because they have never known bitcoin well at all and they are even more interested in buying gold than bitcoin. So I decided never to talk about bitcoin with them and I also don't want to make their old age in a stressful state by thinking too much about money.

I am in Bitcoins since 2016 but I was a kid and no one was taking me seriously. I was in video editing, was making some after effects intros and videos. I had to fake my age because no one was taking me seriously with my true age. When I was faking age, I was getting jobs online from various companies, so I was earning some money even in my childhood but at the same time I also discovered Bitcoin, registered on this forum, read a lot about it and I understood the potential of this coin. Most importantly, I understood why this coin was going to rise and was suggesting my family members to buy Bitcoin with their savings but instead of following my advice, they laughed at me and suggested me to forget Bitcoin and save money in USD. What could I do? They were my parents and I was forced to give them my money to hold USD but soon I joined signature campaigns and started earning real Bitcoins without my parents knowing about this additional income of mine. Over time, my Bitcoin savings went 10x up in 2017 and now you see where the price is soaring.
Today I amn't going to suggest anyone any investment. When I suggested it, everyone was laughing. We would be millionaires if my parents followed my advice but they refused it even in 2019 and later. I don't care about other's investments anymore and I suggest you to do the same. In the end, no one will be your grateful and in exchange you'll mostly experience mockery.

I think it depends on the situation: do the parents know something about investments? Do they invest? And if they do, what type of returns did they get? Based on those questions and answer you can already get an idea whether they should at least try to listen to their kid, and listen to is different than actually doing it. I'm sure there there are kids (who grew up in the meantime) that thanks to bitcoin are way wealthier than their parents.