However, even if older people in some parts of the world understand what BTC is, it would be hard for them to trust it or to buy it, they will most likely call it a scam and stick with older forms of investment that they are used to.
Exactly, unless the older person is already into the digital world and has knowledge of how things online work, if not every one of them sees what's happening on the internet as a scam, I was even told by one of my uncles I lived with that they always see me online and talk about crypto. He always told me that I'm wasting my time online and doing what's not going to be beneficial to me. Most of them see anything online as a scam, and trying to convince them to invest their money there is just like asking them to throw their money away, which they will never buy. My uncle would rather use the money to buy cigarettes and bottles of seaman dry gin than sit down and empty them than put them on something he doesn't understand.
