Every person makes decisions based on their experiences and observations. When our parents started their life journey, Bitcoin and technology were not so advanced so it is really difficult to explain these things to them. I bought some coins and my parents got angry that I just wasted money and nothing else and would get nothing but loss but when I got profit, then they got a little bit of confidence that money could be earned from it. They are not completely satisfied, but now I have to buy Bitcoin and they don't stop selling, they always say that it is a loss and ask me to act carefully. Maybe because they don't know about it.

And nothing is surprising in this, because if we do the things that exist for us today, tomorrow our next generation will do something new, then we will also feel strange and we will not be able to believe quickly. We will give the reward of what we have done. There is no need to try something new. There may be harm in it. There are always concerns.

No parents want their children to suffer any kind of loss so they worry more about their children than the children themselves.

This your statement classes all parents as old or not entitled with the developments of this recent generation because I believe am also a parent myself and am fully involved with use of Bitcoin as investment but although I do understand the context of what you are talking about but I feel the urge to clarify that it shouldn't be a general sense about parents that aren't willing to invest as some of them are fully aware and involved too.

It's interesting to see how different generations approach Bitcoin. While some parents may invest, others may not understand it fully. Millennials and Gen Z often embrace it more readily.

Well, most people in our generation are not buying it too. I don't think that correlation is too huge.

I have to say that convincing someone to invest in bitcoin, especially older people like our parents is a bad idea. And it's even worse when you encourage them to use their life savings to invest in a volatile and risky asset like bitcoin.
I don't understand why so many people have the idea to convince their parents to invest in bitcoin when we all know that bitcoin is very volatile and it is not suitable for older people. If you really want to be good for your parents, earn money and give it to them, take care of them, don't lure them into investing in things where even you cannot guarantee what will happen next.

I will even stop my parents if they want to invest in it, simply because investing in bitcoin has never been as easy as many people think, they only think about profits and ignore the risks they face.