This is the exact thing I would do — hold her by the hand. It's not enough that she's showing interest in Bitcoin, you have to make that interest worth its while for her. She can easily get distracted once she ignorantly falls victim of hack or scam. As her father and a veteran member of a Bitcoin forum you just got your first close ardent Bitcoin disciple. So, make it count. Don't be a distant observer to her. I don't think monitoring and directing her on this will be counted as infringing on her privacy or freedom if that's what you're worried about.
provides basic knowledge about bitcoin, how to get started, where to buy and sell it is what needs to be done from the start. Children today who have an interest in bitcoin have the potential to become even greater bitcoin activists than you. Don't let them fall victim to hacking and fraud, you have to direct them to the right path and warn them about the risks they will face. Teaching it directly will certainly give them encouragement and indeed, not only being observers but being a good teacher will make them experience rapid development. provide a good and correct education and become a teacher until they understand what they have to do in the future.Well, I for one believe there is nothing like starting something at the right time. There's never a right time. The right time is always now. Again, my little knowledge of biology tells me that a kid's mind is a tabula rasa — an empty book, so to say. And as such you can write whatever you want on it and it becomes an impression or learning. Whatever you teach anyone at young age stays with them longer than it would if taught at adult age.
