Either way, I think it's generally better for parents to have something left for their children than nothing. It's generally better for a mother and father to think of their children's future and even do some preparations for it. I don't know if this is just in my culture, but it's probably natural even.
I think what parent(s) should be more emphatic leaving for their children is education. Nothing lasts like education. Nothing gives prestige like education. It's sad that our world now has become more money conscious that virtue enthroned. People can do anything to show affluence, whether ill-gotten or not and that's really appalling.Of course education is the top priority. That's the first thing to be considered. But that's exactly something that is done at present to prepare them for the future. That's what I've been saying all along. It's expected that parents would look forward to their children's future. You cannot just tell them to live the present. You have to also make sure that their future is somehow bright.
That's the central part of the parents' plan for their children's future. But that doesn't end there. As parents, their intention and determination to somehow prepare the future for them is endless. That's why I completely understand if many parents are betting on Bitcoin for their children's future. I don't know about you, but I myself would also be stacking sats for my children.
As a Bitcoin supporter, I like stacking sats for youngsters. Bitcoin has transformed our economy and offered a decentralised financial system. Providing a bright future for our children requires a diversified strategy. Yes, invest in Bitcoin, but what about other life-enriching and educational opportunities?
We should teach children about cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies so they can navigate different economic landscapes. Putting Bitcoin aside for them is fine, but are we teaching children economics, investment, and wealth ethics?
