I like being in charge when it comes to anything that has to do with money, because on several times that I tried leaving someone else to be in charge, they messed up because of greed, so for you to have decided to take the financial commitment as a sign of readiness and motivation to them since they are newbies, it makes sense at least this will force them to remain on the tracks of learning and monitoring the portfolio.


Ops you have done well and from all that I read from this I can see that you have failed to take serious steps on your risk management, I would advise you that you shouldn't promise them anything like potential profits or losses, just let them know the market and teach them through and you play the role of mentor to them.

I agree with you, because we don't want to be blamed if the investment they make is not as expected. Because the price of Bitcoin is not easy to predict and this is one of the things they must know because many factors can change it and these factors we do not know in advance, and this problem must be explained according to previous experiences or problems and anticipate the future that is likely to happen unexpectedly or beyond predictions and try to convince and also tell what to do and what to do because they will definitely panic which has the potential to make the wrong decision. So it would be better if they want to jump into Bitcoin of their own will or initiative, and with this you only need to tell or explain according to your abilities and if there are some people like that you can do or create Bitcoin education because of their curiosity and you can seek help from experts to help you. And I think if all of that happens of their own accord, you will feel comfortable without any pressure when giving them all the knowledge about Bitcoin, and besides that if you need help or want to ask a friend or someone who is more expert, surely an expert will ask whether they want to jump into Bitcoin of their own accord or because there is an invitation, because they also don't want to be blamed or make people lose because Bitcoin is indeed not easy to predict which will have negative potential when negative things happen unexpectedly because they don't have any experience.

I hope you will be by everyone's side and help everyone.

This sounds like a pressure and I will not love for anyone to pressure my thinking or stress my mental health just because I want to invest. Op already stated a clear and simple fact “long term investment” with just this word the person can make their decision either investing or ignore besides there’s no such as lose with a long term plan. From my view there’s no pressure either from both parties, I guess the person in question knew earlier what bitcoin is all about having a cool intention to buy is absolutely encouraging definitely teaching about bitcoin investment is difficult while sometimes along the journey some might quit.

Why don't you, OP, just invite all these people who want to learn about Bitcoin to this forum? It seems to me that there is a great advantage here to getting the right knowledge and communicating directly with all these people you are going to write PMs to. Besides, if we talk about those people who do not have a job, or who do not have constant access to the Internet, is it convenient for them to attend your lectures online at a convenient time for you? Of course, I welcome your desire to help people with the dissemination of knowledge about Bitcoin, but in my opinion, forcing them to immediately invest in something that they, being newbies, do not know how to properly store or buy at a price that may seem high, is too imprudent.  I always invite people to this forum, and then they bear full responsibility for their knowledge and their investments themselves. Isn't this what Satoshi called for?

Lolz 😂😂😂, I told you that you don't understand the thread or the particular clause in the thread. I said, I invest for them" meaning when, I told them to download Electrum Wallet and exchange and told them to deposit a specific amount to my account and in return I send Bitcoin to their wallets and the coins are not in my wallet but in their wallets and proper teaching take place. And since they are learning with the practical aspect from the onset, they learn well and they are seeing their bitcoin in their wallets. So I don't have anything with their investment and all want I do is to guide them and be their instructor.

OP you've done well in spreading the knowledge about Bitcoin and for aiding the mass adoption of bitcoin. But i'm just wondering, why would they invest so much time learning and still not be motivated to invest? In my opinion, I think investing in bitcoin should be something that should be done willingly by the individual. With all you've been teaching your students, anyone who is really interested in the classes and bitcoin would gladly bring out money to invest even without being asked to do so. Could it be that they are scared of taking risks or that they do not have confidence in bitcoin yet? I would love to see them more confident in their investments so they can take decisions even when you're not there.

You are doing a great job. Personally, I will not persuade anyone to invest,  especially those who after learning still didn't see the need to invest. I have done my part, they should help themselves.

I personally think those who are old investors should help the new ones.  And instructions should be given as to how the newcomers should invest.

Almost everyone's desire is to be able to do it happily as long as there is an opportunity because doing good deeds like helping people will not lower the status of the perpetrator and will not exhaust the knowledge they have.
Instead, it increases and improves because from them we gain new knowledge and new experiences.
Hopefully you can. You must be able to too.