How?
Like the saying goes, 'You can't teach an old sloth, new tricks'. Humans are not sloths though but, it actually means there are limits to how much an aged person is willing to comprehend. So, at some point, you can find them not following and just stop. Learning is more of a youthful thing and when it comes to ways of generating funds, the aged might have more of the capital capacity but, the youths have the know hows as regards tech. Bitcoin is tech and tech is best fiting for youths but, aged people whom have found themselves in the jet age ought to utilise the opportunities the jet age provides. They've got most of the capitals and it would make the market even go bigger but, how to get these forks to know and actually invest is a real problem.
Most aged people view cryptos as insecurities because, that's what the government has painted it to be and become very skeptical when you introduce it to them. They become more concerned with the traditional method of investing that, nothing else matters or makes sense but the youths are more open to new opportunities as, the they find more time in exploiting the web. The aged have got no time luxury, they either grab at first insight or they are out.
Steps to it
1. Its best they come to know bitcoin as a currency of value.
2. point out similarities to tradition currency such as gold, making sure they come to see the difference between both and why cryptos is better as an investment package.
3. Enumerate the ways to procuring and securing them and it should not be over emphasised else, you make them become scared and skeptical.
4. Ensure they know this is not an investment advice and they could go for further research, seeking truth over rumours before they jump to invest.
Cryptos is for all and a limitation to it is a limitation on the rate of its growth so, it becomes a necessity that people truly understand and exploit it if need be.
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Smartvirus