We should be careful in giving links of information to people who are looking for it since there are times that video presentation often gives wrong information about the subject or topic. Just like this line that can be watched on the link of @OP
It was established that Bitcoin is not the first digital currency, and the first Digital currency is known as ecash created by David Chaum's company DigiCash in 1990[1]
It was a 4:30 minutes long video. I've firstly noticed about telling that Bitcoin is the first digital currency, I mean that's true in beginners term but straight to the fact, it's not. Much better if it's said that it's the first cryptocurrency in the introduction. However, at the conclusions part, it has mentioned the right thing of what I am saying about being the first crypto.
That was a good video but it didn't reiterate about the scams and phishings when it had tackled about safety. It's said that it rarely happens for the theft and only said more about the forgetting of password of the wallet.
Well, it's fair enough and this is a good introduction for the newbies and those that haven't heard about Bitcoin. Thanks for sharing op!
Yeah I also noticed that line, so I can assume that there will be errors like this on the presentation. I believe this tutorial isn't good if we wanted to establish factual information and avoid confusion. So my take, it isn't a good source of information due to the fact that there maybe wrong information that is inputted on the video. Aside from that, kids won't be having fun watching this video unlike the other animation stated on the other thread.
[1]
https://www.investopedia.com/tech/were-there-cryptocurrencies-bitcoin/ 
