Honestly if you have a bit of bitcoin, then going with something like ledger nano S isn't really that complicated to learn how to use. I normally do not give brand name because that's the only thing that matters, it sounds like marketing and then people ignore your comment when you say it, and because of that I try to avoid it as much as I possibly can and because of that I end up with no brand names normally.

However, they are the biggest and by far the best, if you want you can prefer Trezor too, but I do not know many other to be fair. This is why I think it's quite obvious that we should be considering this situation to be as normal as it gets, and we could make a profit whenever we possibly could get something decent for time.

For we that have been in the crypto community for some time now we will be able to well appreciate the volatility of bitcoin when compared to altcoins for us to say bitcoin is less risk or no risky to an extend base on how you go about it with investing in it. The knowledge we already have makes us to know how to navigate around the risk which those outside are scared of due to their ignorance and shitty talks they get from bitcoin haters.  With how viral the word bitcoin has gone there's no much need stressing on convincing anyone about investing, it's about them doing their own research and getting back with whatever choice they make after that.

Yes, lying about bitcoin just for others to invest would only mean putting the blame on me when everything's not working out. So I won't definitely do that, it would only bring stress for me if ever.

Bitcoin is indeed more risky than other investments. But you know what, the more risky it gets, the bigger possible returns in the future, and that's actually possible with bitcoin if you only know how to manage those risks and make it as your advantage.

I totally agree with you. We need to tell people truth about Bitcoin. Many think it is way to get rich fast but that is not true. We need to explain risks so they understand. Sharing Bitcoin story how it started small and grew big can help. We should encourage people to invest for long term not just think about risks. Bitcoin value can go up and down but that is what makes it grow over time. Every investment has risks but Bitcoin rewards can be big. By being honest about Bitcoin we can help others make smart choices and benefit from this new technology.

One big problem with bitcoin, and it certainly seems to be one in this thread from all the posts I’ve been reading, is that too many people just equate Bitcoin with and investment, rather than looking at it as a digital currency, a breakthrough technology that utilizes a decentralized ledger, the blockchain, that could change many aspects in the way of how we transact (among other things). This is what we should be discussing.

Everyone has responsibility for the decisions they make and it should not affect the attitude of others.
Explaining the function and benefits of investing to people is quite risky and when the dreams or hopes they want do not come true then they will try to blame us.
Investments must be carried out responsibly and anyone who wants to get involved in it must try to understand how to run investments properly. In the end every decision must be seen from the ability to be responsible because investment requires money to run.

If you intend to teach people to invest then they should be prepared for all the risks that will occur.
Although if you pay attention to bitcoin has made quite rapid progress, we need to provide the right education to run it.

Plus it's not merely about the length of holding, or about the time-preference. It's also about Bitcoin as new technology and its potential to change the world by leading a new surge in a new kind of asset class. The invention of Bitcoin might be something parallel to the invention of the printing press, radio, the telephone, and the internet which changed the world in their own ways, giving new paths of possibilities.

It might be "too risky", but it's a risk that should be taken that would move us forward in my personal opinion.

Many people discuss that Bitcoin provides an excellent way to multiply the deposit: I am talking about compound interest. I mean that if you buy cheap and sell expensive several times, your deposit will multiply, no matter what its size.
But few people think that if a trader does not guess the price movement several times, he will also lose in percentage of his deposit and this is a big risk.

If we only focus on Bitcoin, it is normal to be risky because it is a volatile asset, but just remember that even though Bitcoin is volatile, there are many opportunities to profit from this thing. But that's not that easy because you still need knowledge of trading.

Because you know that being a trader, you must have an idea or know that it's not possible just because someone said this, that's what you'll believe because you don't know anything and you'll just rely on luck, because if you or they do something like this, it will come out that will only take you to Fomo for sure in the end.

Exactly. If we are talking about Bitcoin, we don't only focus on holding or investing. We also should realize about the potential of Bitcoin as a new technology. Even Satoshi didn't make Bitcoin for investment tool, he made it for an alternative way of digital currency. Sure, we are here to support the change of the world through Bitcoin/crypto. Since there is a country that already makes it as legal tender, it will be easier to achieve the Bitcoin goal. I got your point that it is not only about investment purpose but it is also about Bitcoin adoption in every field of life.

If we want to succeed, we must deal with the risk. Investing in Bitcoin with high volatility is no doubt quite risky. But if we consider the price growth in the long run, we must be aware that Bitcoin isn't too risky as people think.  

Is it possible that every one only stores it and leads to no Bitcoin transaction in the exchanges? 
I think it is unlikely to happen. There will be always Bitcoin transactions in the exchanges, no every single Bitcoiner keeps it as a long term holding.