I think that is some similarities between you and me. Because, I also don't like to introduce anyone to Bitcoin or cryptocurrency by myself. But my reason is that if I introduce them to these things and they face losses by investing, they will probably blame me for it. And besides, some privacy is always broken when we discuss these things with our friends.

However, it has happened to me many times that if someone in front of me has a misconception about Bitcoin, such as that it is only used for illegal purposes or they do not know its real purpose, then I try to tell them the correct facts about Bitcoin.

It's about their own interest toward said crypto space.
If they would be willing too - they would crave all the other facts and factors themselves. And eventually, they would reach out to you to get somebody to help them out.
 

Offering to share the knowledge and experience we have with Bitcoin to our families and friends wouldn't be a bad idea but any one ever considering venturing in to it in terms of investment, I will always advise it should be their own personal decision to invest in Bitcoin after what we may have told them, because it is only their personal conviction that can aids and make them to become committed, patience to be consistent in increasing the size of asset over time and hold for as long as necessary to reap the potential of Bitcoin even though there is no 100 percent guarantee. Bitcoin is the future and nothing to talk about as a quick and get rich scheme.

It is not bad to share your crypto knowledge with your friends and family members if they are interested to know more about cryptocurrency at least it saves them the money they would pay to register for some courses because I know a lot of people are running programs online where people who are interested to learn about cryptocurrency register and get daily tips but don't you think you shouldn't shy away from telling them the truth and the best investment plans that would help them to avoid losses in their investments, I think if you are helping someone who has little knowledge about a particular investment you could also suggest the best things for them if you have tried that same things and it worked for you. People make wrong choices as a result of lack of knowledge but I think helping people to suggest good plans helps them to learn and make good decisions faster.

It is normal to see people finding interest in Bitcoin when they are being passed with the right information about Bitcoin. They will develop an interest in it, longing to invest immediately because of the profits they will make in the future.

I have shared ideas with people who I know about Bitcoin in the past, and I know how it all went. I don't think I will be doing that again unless I am being asked about Bitcoin personally. I will tell the person what he or she has to know about Bitcoin, before investing in it. I don't want a situation of having the mindset that Bitcoin is a get-rich scheme that one would invest in and expect profits the next month

Your approach to how you relate with people around about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general is very good. While trying to pass the knowledge of Bitcoin, you're also doing your possible best not to influence their decisions when it comes to investing in Bitcoin.
Personally, I've done my best to introduce some of my close friends to Bitcoin as well as other Altcoins to the best of my knowledge but one issue I've faced for doing this is that they'll always what to pick my brain whenever they want to invest because they trust my analysis of the crypto market.
I do explain to them how I understand the market but I also tell them that my knowledge about the crypto market isn't too strong for anyone to invest in with absolute conviction that they'll gain at the end. So it's always up to them to either invest and bear the consequences of the outcome or not invest at all

Well it is very simple to share or extend information about btc to others but there is no assurance that they will believe on you in a very quick way, i already do this sharing but most of my friend don't believe on it specially when you said to them that they need a capital they will surely think that it is a scam only few percent of a friend will believe in you but in a long run they will all gone specially when they experience bear market after buying and loss a huge amount of money from thier investment,after all we can still share it to others its up to them if they believe it or not.

Due to the popularity of some get rich quick schemes in the crypto industry, people want to invest and make fast profit. They usually assume that they can invest today and make a profit in a few days or weeks. It is very difficult to change people's mindset except you have someone patient enough. I have stopped introducing people to Bitcoin except they show keen interest. In some cases I prefer to introduce them to some YouTube videos and the forum. However, if they want any clarification I am willing to offer help.

I get your point why you said it  is better to just introduce bitcoin to just your friends and if anything should happen you will be able to handle it compare to outsiders that might have a different look for you and that is why it is important to know people you introduce there people that you will introduce and when it does not work out for them they start blaming you. And the first thing you will do when it comes to introduction of bitcoin to people it is better to tell them to get knowledge first so that when they don't make money they already know that it is something that is expected than just investing with zero knowledge and that is why there is always a lot of complaint just because of the zero knowledge they have. And when it comes to bitcoin it is even better but when it comes to altcoin there is more but only when you understand the whole thing very well so it is now no understanding no profit because the whole decency of crypto is about knowledge, so if they are not ready to learn then they should aviod invest in anything crypto.

You should only introduce your circle to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies if you see an interest in finance. I often start by explaining basic concepts of volatility and liquidity, and also discuss risks and potential losses. If I see that the person is interested, I continue with more detailed information, and the conversation can go on for a long time. It's important to understand who will be interested in this topic and who won't; I don't think it's worth bringing it up with everyone