Bitcoin investments don’t assure wealth. Its value is highly volatile, shaped by market trends and regulations, and comes with risks, including the chance of losing money. Wise investing requires thorough research, diversification, and using only funds you can afford to lose. Wealth-building requires thoughtful planning.

If you hodl long enough - it's almost guaranteed for you to built success.

it's good that you helped her to start out on her journey.

And I agree on your take - mistakes made afterward will only help a person to adapt eventually and see why to X is better than Y.

BTC should be hodled appropriately to appreciate its value.

I think that since Bitcoin is considered an asset and has a high potential to grow in the long run, it is not a bad idea to tell someone around us about Bitcoin. Many people will know about Bitcoin and they will be interested in investing. That is why it is better to tell them in advance. There is no way to say that everyone will accept Bitcoin investment positively. There are many who will understand the opposite and will comment negatively on it. That is why if you give someone else an idea about Bitcoin, you must give a good idea of ​​its positive and negative aspects. There are many who only prioritize the positive aspects. Later, when they lose, they will blame you. Moreover, there is no guarantee that an investor will become rich by investing in Bitcoin. Those who invest only to get rich will definitely have a higher chance of losing.

Telling people about Bitcoin investment is not bad and telling them to invest when they have made up their mind is good but do not advise anyone to begin investing in Bitcoin because they want something that can give them quick returns do not advise with person to start investing in Bitcoin because they will buy at high rate and sell below the about they bought because they will be disappointed when the price is not going up. Making more profit in Bitcoin investment requires time and holding Bitcoin seems to be the best way to make profit in Bitcoin investment I don't think a newbie or someone who is used to Ponzi scheme will what to risk investing in Bitcoin when they can't double their money overnight.
For someone who is sharing the knowledge to someone else, you should be able to educate them and part of your teaching should be on having patience and investing the amount that won't stress them.

We should be very sensitive to investments that are going to have only the sweet sides and we are not been informed on the negative side of it, such may be to entice or lure us into investing in them, we have to be careful at such, everything in life has it own risk, we should not let them brainwash us that there is no losses, it occurs anywhere, we can only prevent such from happening if we were early informed about it, we should not also be to fast in making an investment, nor should we be found greedy in making profits about any investment we were told to do without having more understandings about it, including bitcoin.

There is nothing wrong in this but it cannot be denied that when we do that then indirectly we must also be prepared to at least provide more understanding to those we tell because after all sometimes what is difficult to do is to provide an understanding that bitcoin is indeed risky because new people sometimes have too simple a view because they only see the benefits without considering the risks that will be faced.

So that when we will try to recommend bitcoin to others we must understand what bitcoin is and how bitcoin works so as not to end up what we do to introduce bitcoin to outsiders instead it backfires on ourselves because we don't really understand what we tell others. The focus in this case must be on ourselves first whether we already know what bitcoin is or not when we already know how bitcoin works then it doesn't matter when we try to recommend this to others.

If anyone believed they could get rich in a week, with ANY investment, is that really anyone's fault but hers? No matter what you told her, even if you literally told her "you will be rich in a week", then she shouldn't have believed you, it's on her. I could also tell someone "give me a million dollars and I will give you 2 million next week", is it my fault if they actually believe me?

You can be a scammer, but if it is so obvious, then it's sort of their fault. Something smaller is understandable, like if she believed in a year, that would make sense, still wouldn't be wealthy, but understandable. Bitcoin is "the best investment out there", meaning while it may not make you rich in a week, it will make you richer than any other investment.

Good you know that beginners and newbies are mostly the people that sees bitcoin as a get rich quick scheme where they will invest and become millionaires over night. It will be a wrong investment mentality for any one to invest and expect their investment to yield many profits within a short period of time. This get rich quick mentality is what makes many people fall for scam ponzi schemes because when they are promised x5 and x10 of their capital, they don't even think about how those people will be able to get the money to pay them and funny enough some persons will tell you that they use the money to invest and then take profits from their investment to settle their customers.

The wrong mentality some people have now is that they think that anyone investing in bitcoin is rich due to the idea that majority of newbies thinks that they can only buy bitcoin when they have the money to buy one whole bitcoin, they don't have the knowledge that they can invest with the little they can and that is the major reason why they feel bitcoin investors are rich since they think that those already investing owns more than one bitcoin.

Money is a very important matter, so anything that involves money, it should be dealt with transparency and honesty of course. If it lacks transparency, that kind of information will never be useful and reliable. Most particularly for bitcoin, where one should be knowledgeable first before trying to risk their funds with bitcoin.

Bitcoin investment will never guarantee wealth, that’s because the risk to lose is even bigger than its potentials to gain, so if one decides to invest in bitcoin, he should be aware first on how to maximize the risk management, otherwise everything will definitely end up like gambling.