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With the way crypto world is going now and everything is techy futuristic what advice would you give your children when growing up?

Gaming as we know it can now give you monthly payments and as a parent would you allow your kids to get into this just for the money making? To be honest kids are more good at gaming

While financial education is slowly changing and improving in schools, I think teaching them the basics will really give them a strong footing in life. Often times people can be in their 30's, 40's or 50's before they come to understand how certain financial instruments work - some never learn at all. It can be really beneficial to learn about how things like mortgages, credit cards, loans, compound interest and the stock market really works. The most important thing for many investors that you cannot get back is time, if you're able to comprehend the financial world early then you can put your money to better use and have it working for your benefit, rather than living paycheck to paycheck. There are many books on the subject and it can really expand your abilities to read them.

Gaming gives you good money today unlike before that only the developers and creators are making money.
Even those non-NFT games or non crypto related games can generate good money as well as long as you know how to do it.
Well, the best advice you can give to your child, is to focus on studies as a priority, and then If he realized he's good at gaming then you can help him develop and enhance his skills on the latter.

Yes, it's very techie world right now, it's that you need to adapt or be left in the closet. For our children, the usual, I mean we should give them the best education a parent can give.

My kids are playing online games but they are not into crypto. Actually I wanted them to play Axie way before it exploded. But the fault is mine, I didn't push them enough or maybe I just don't want them to go full crypto earn some money as a sideline. Just me before a protective father. But if they wanted to developed their skills like being a software developer? I would support them.

I wouldn't rush my children into thinking about the money honestly, though I will already instill some values re: saving money and only spending what they have and to live by their means. Whichever path they take is fine with me, and I will not pressure them into taking courses that is statistically better in terms of earning money after graduation. Though of course, as a gamer myself, I will be happy seeing them engaging on gaming activities so long as it doesn't affect them so much to the point that they're no longer doing what they're supposed to do. If they earn money from playing games (which I believe will be possible in the future), then it's great, and if not, it's still great as long as they're enjoying.

To be honest and this coming from the point of view of a gamer No, because if feel like the competitive gaming has started to become overcrowded and it has become more and more of a challenge to make it in the industry and to be able to compete you would have to dedicate a lot of time and effort which are not always rewarded at least not if you are playing for team just how it is for sports, at least with sports you are gaining something from it which is keeping a good health and shape, but with gaming and for a long time you would be causing health problems, so the negatives that comes with it outweigh the reward.

What do you mean by gaming giving monthly payments? Is it about becoming a professional gamer and taking part in tournaments? Becoming a good charismatic gamer and streaming gameplay? Or perhaps you mean earning by gambling? In any case, kids are supposed to figure themselves out, study, learn to socialize and develop their basic life principles and personality traits, not earn money. Gambling is a terrible idea because kids are more affected by it and are more likely to become addicted, while also being unaware of the risks. As for computer games, they can be a good way to spend free time, as well as learn some skills, so I wouldn't mind a kid playing games as long as it doesn't become an addiction.

When I have children of my own then I would teach them everything I know about cryptocurrency and let them decide if they want to learn cryptocurrency or not. It's up to them to decide. I wouldn't tell them that gaming shouldn't be the source of main income but an extra income and fun like axie infinity and many more.

My advice to my kids would be to "stay kids as long as they can be.. kids" ..... Play games indoor and outdoors and also enjoy your fiends and your family.... because they will treasure those times when they grow older. The hamster wheel of 8 to 10 hours working for money and paying bills and home loans, will be a part of their life ....for the rest of their lives.

Do not jump into the stressful world of the "grownups" too quickly, because you have the rest of your life to do that. Enjoy the holidays... look after your health... and make friends for life.  ;)

Same advice that my folks taught me, to be a good human being and to be kind to other human beings.

All that techy and futuristic shit only pulls humans away from each other and is the root of mental illnesses. It is important to be like kids for sometime.

I would allow them to grow up like kids and become mature about saving and spending. Not going to introduce them to any sort of speculative trading at such ages as we call them "kids"

That is the worst advice you can give your kids. I am not judging but the lack of physical activity and sedentary life are health risks which you would not want your kids to have.

They need to be active, learn and grow first before they can earn. Easy money and all that BS only leads to downfall and a child's mind if not moulded properly will only lead to bad parenting.

There's nothing you can do because even if you do stop them on engaging into something but still they would find way on engaging into it  not matter what.For me it wont really be that much of an issue as long it doesn't really compromise everything or something affect their studies.

As their parents then you are responsible on checking out things and guide them on the right way but to mind off that we aren't that perfect that we do  know everything.There are things which we aren't even aware off.

Thing here is that you do support them as long it wont give anything something harm on them but if things turns out to be that bad then this is the time
we do tend to stir up.

The best advice for me is that since everything is moving towards a technological future, my child's job is to gain knowledge on everything well beforehand. Gaining knowledge before making money by gaming. When a person acquires knowledge, money is thrown behind him. He doesn't have to run after money, money runs after him.

I would allow my children to play as long as they won't compromise their studies. It is okay to teach them how to do things that we do and if it's fun, why would I discourage them from doing that? Actually, we're in a better generation because of these projects that have been existing and as well as with the help of cryptocurrencies. They can now have an understanding of what technology is and how they can monetize from it. But we still have to monitor them and won't settle and still has to teach them the usual parenting we do just because they're earning.

Just allow them to be at kids without pushing them in crypto. Let them enjoy their kids' time and just teach them the advantages of using crypto at the right time. Soon as they reached the level of understanding in a level where they understand the basics of crypto, they will now study it by themselves.

About games, make their time worth by doing research on what games are good at risking money nowadays. With the hype of blockchain games, kids' interest in games can turn into a profitable one.

his true game is for entertainment...when he was a kid there was a priority he had to enjoy, namely childhood, family and time that doesn't happen again.. it's a choice.. when he's an adult, making him find his identity is a choice because there are still many ways take advantage of his school knowledge for many people..not just the money you get, especially in games/virtual..even though now there is a fee for each game but if there is a better choice it's just entertainment..

Advice, of course, be careful in using technology or the internet today, use it for good things, that's my advice for my children from an early age to adulthood.

We are aware that technology has become a method in the lives of today's children, games, gambling, pornography, scam sites, crime, prostitution are easy to access on the internet with existing technology, if from an early age the child is not fully controlled in using all of it, when he grows up it is very difficult to get rid of, he is used to it, but at an early age we really aim for our children to be educated and dignified technology.

So he really uses technology well and wisely there is full of knowledge.

Advice?? Hmmmmm maybe let them know how to use computer at their early age.
Right now, if you aren't techy and you don't know how to use computer you're kinda lagging with how things are working right now.

I agree that everything is going digital already from payments to information. Those who don't know how to use computers are the ones who are suffering a little bit because they don't know how to pay online or they don't know how to search online or anything that is related with computers. I like my children to use computers at their early ages but of course, there are some limitations to it like the number of hours they will use the internet and what websites they will go. We are in an era where digital is at its peak and if you don't know how to use it? You will be behind at some aspects.

I do not suggest kids play games too often because that can make them forget their time to do other things. At their ages, they need to focus on their study and if they are interested in playing games to earn money, they need to know how to manage their time as their job is not to make money but study at their school.

Yes, kids are more good at gaming but all in all, they are still younger and need to get guidance from their parents to prepare for their future.

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"don't even talk to that user called HashingTower or you'll become a bum"

the other advice would be to stop playing videogames all the time and go do their homework and then they can play games,, plenty of time in the future to teach them about the value of money

This is child labor, so no.

If I ever find a parent who incentivizes his son like that, I'll be really disappointed for the today's culture. If your children want to play some videogames, that's fine, but let it as is. Don't mess with money making, because then they'll see school with another eye. It'll seem more meaningless to them; they may even think that they can live the rest of their lives from NFTs.

C'mon guys, don't exaggerate it...

I don't think game is best to teach kids at a younger age , it is better to allow them to grow into it naturally than trying to groom them into it. Gaming has it own side effect which one of it is gambling. It can make kids become masters on the game that they choose as choice like playing and coming into competition but looking at the effect, it may lead to early independent life and gambling through depending on the family.

Its really true that the crypto world is moving fast and lots of the people are getting involve here and also many financial institute are investing here .The platform are rising so fast .I know that money could change your life but its not the theme of life for me .As a human we need everything not only money if i force my child to get into it so early he will don't know the world without money .There are lots of way to earn money i agree with you that it is the best way but he/she needs to know the world and become a human as well not a money machine .

Why? I learned about money when I was just 7 years old. My parents thought me the value of "saving" money. I got into it so much that right now financially I am a not so badly educated person even though my job has nothing to do with it. I am not a rich or wealthy person at all, but as a regular person I am doing fine compared to rest of my friends. This is not based on anything that is related to my own curiosity or something, it is because my parents gave me a good education on this purpose.

So, teaching your children the value of "saving" is a very important thing. You do not have to talk to them about money making or how to start a business, or how to trade and all that, you can skip all of that, they could be whatever they want and do the job they want and the most important part is the fact that they should save some aside and know the value of it.

I would not recommend this for kids, kids should be free of such obligations and instead enjoy their lives as much as they can, there will be a time when they will need to sustain themselves and earn money but that is not the time to do so, that would be my advice, I know that money can be tempting and the power it brings especially when other kids are not earning money, but at the end you will regret not living the same experiences as your peers just because you wanted to obtain money over everything else.

We live in the present time.
And my children are still kids right now.
I don't know whether when they are teenagers or adults, the crypto world is still here or not.
But I want to tell them about the cryptocurrency world to them. What makes me come into this industry, what experiences that I have been gaining so far, what sad or happiness that I have been experincing. I will tell you about the crypto world.

However, once more, the choices are theirs. They can choose whatever they want, we just need to give certain guidance to them.
We cannot force them to understand or to be involved in the crypto world if they don't want to. But I will provide and guide them as possible and as best as I can if they are interested.

Your children may have different thought with ours, so, never put our thought forcely into them.

Depends on the kids interests, if they like gaming or other techy stuff then let them to do so (ofc with times limitation). Money making? I would say no, as adults we don't have to push the kids to think about generating incomes at the early ages, just let the kids enjoy their childhood.

I haven't had children so far, but when I have it my aim is to make them very financial literate. Financial literacy can make them financially free and it is great when you don't need to work for money, you work only if you like this occupation. I am going to play different financial board games and then I will tell them about investments. If they will be interested in computer games I will definitely help them to earn their first money on this.

By gaming, am still indecisive of what you mean.
Anyway, with the way the economy's developing and kids are gaining knowledge, I believe the next generation wouldn't even need their parents to tell them or teach them the odds to financial breakthrough in as much as they are exposed to the internet.

There's alot we on the other hand would need to learn from them instead, it's the same way most of out parents are benefitting from us. For me, until I find them mentally fit, I don't think I'll be introducing them to crypto, it doesn't have to deter their performance in school.

Kids are good at gaming because of their logical thinking. Gaming is virtual world which initiates your logical brain centres leading to the development of gyri and sulci which very good for the later time of their lives. However, playing too much games could also result in cognitive dysfunction or loosing the eye sights too. With too much addiction of the game they can also loose focus from the real life cognition ability. It's very very serious matter if they get too much involved with this stuff. Eventually they may loose interest in the outdoor activities, studies and subject areas which are actually important for their future careers.

There are many examples of gamers who literally killed themselves due to loosing their ability to re-focus on the normal stuff. Many of them forgot to eat and sleep man! This happens because your brain is continuously trying to fulfil your urge to make that final goal in the game, and you always want more and more out of it.

As an example you can read stories of few of the popular gamers around the world:

One example is of 26 years old Ohlana, beautiful girl dies at age of 26 due to DEPRESSION. She stated in her tweets (few days before she was dead), that she needs love, need people and she cant go and mix with others anymore!

https://i.ibb.co/mFv9KjR/smopjvptnmbcnxj4-1594263584.jpg

Reference Article: Ohlana Death Case (https://www.republicworld.com/technology-news/gaming/ohlana-death-twitch-streamer-passes-away.html)

Mr Bernstein was a well-known and loved e-sports player and had 960,000 followers on streaming site Twitch.
This guy took his own life as confirmed by his brother due to trauma caused by playing the Game and also he had social dilemma too.

https://i.ibb.co/vj9s2VC/113223706-mediaitem113223702.jpg

Reference Article: Reckful: Twitch and gamers pay tribute after star's death (https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53277733)


Going beyond this most of the peeps dont even know that World Health Organization has declared gaming as sort of disease in their official Intenrational Classification of Diseases (ICD)

Refer article here: World Suicide Prevention Day (https://www.thebridgechronicle.com/lifestyle/world-suicide-prevention-day-gaming-and-suicide-emerging-connection-55492)

According to above article the impacts of Gaming could be versatile person to person and few of them are as follows:
1) Psychological impact
2) Social engagement issues
3) Changes to lifestyle
4) Academic problems
5) Increased aggression or violence
All of them are elaborated in the reference article above. Please read for in-depth case study of the same.

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I am not saying that everyone end up like this. However you can just evolve them in a way so that they can enjoy their life along with the Gaming Life, however they should not rely completely on the gaming lifestyle to earn the money.

The world full of things. One thing is sure, they need to have social power, they need to wander in the world to understand how it works.  :)

I don't have much advice to my children but now I'm at nineteen years old now, whenever i give to birth or before i give to birth i know that bitcoin will spread more viral than now, asking me to advice my children about cryptocurrency i will tell them to put all their investment or sixty five percent of their into bitcoin.

I will make them to understand positive and negative part of cryptocurrency  and how to remain perfect in digital currency in the community.I will show them the strategies need to be use when buying crypto in the market. Buy when the price is now and sell when the price is high to enable you to achieve your goals. Never you share your personal details to anyone in the crypto community no matter how close you and the person may be in the community.  Always carry out your personal research before selling your coins in the market, if you want to remain on top profit making in the community.

I'd teach them 2 rules:

Rule 1- Don'r be poor.
Rule 2- Always follow Rule #1.

I am pretty sure Warren Buffett told something similar also. Considering that he made a fortune simply by following these two basic rules, I think I am on the right path.

For me personally, I will prioritize what my talents and interests are. Will not be too forced what he doesn't like in generating income for his future. Children have ways and ways according to their wishes. As a parent only directs or facilitates the needs according to the development he expects. It gives him freedom of perspective in responding to technological developments from his point of view. As for providing education, of course, parents must provide some kind of stimulus, because children will develop according to the world and their environment.

Adopt and learn new things specially tech that would probably be the future. Aside from giving them the chance to pursue what they want in life, it is still a must that we care for their financial status. Investing in things that for them would be a thing in the future would be a great start. Another thing is teach them the trading discipline. Teach them how to trade and spot gems.

To me, the best advice is to teach them. Kids study in school to learn and gain knowledge, not for money-making. But definitely, they used that knowledge to money-making once they become mature. I will teach them about cryptocurrency as much as possible. But not as an earning method or to depend on that. Once they learn then they could use that knowledge to earn future. Especially I will try to teach them what is cryptocurrency actually and how that works. But yes, I will suggest holding something once they become mature. Otherwise, it would harmful once they become addicted to earning from cryptocurrency. Let them play games if they want, but not gambling.

I am not sure why you are so much centric about gaming and gambling. When we are successful into some technology based things then we definitely got many things to share and guide our kids and not limited with gaming or anything related to that. I agree that kids are good at gaming but that is not a convincing point for getting them into it you forever. We must need to consider the success rate.

The best advise that we could give to our next generation must be (with respect to economy view), the importance of saving. The success in bitcoin world is all about how long we are able to hold (save) it. So, before getting into bitcoin and its features, I guess importance of saving will get them better vision on economy.

Children are not suppose to be allowed on there own to learn things independently, if they do it may be in the wrong way because they can learn such from friends and peer but a proper guide will shape them properly. Learning gaming and trying to have source of income through it is good also teaching them how to trade too is a nice one because it is related. Children themselves know certain things that you don't expect they do because of internet and smart phones , you will be surprised.

Will certainly guide my children on available opportunities when they are grown matured enough. Lets just free them from worrying of money. We will have huge numbers of ways to earn money. Why should they stick to one way of earning. Will teach them how to earn and in particular, will teach them how the money should be managed. We have business men around but there are only selective businessmen who are successful. The successful businessmen are the ones who know how the money earned should be managed.  

Gaming is not just the only thing there is to do, there are lots of technological stuff that people can do and earn money. Although we have seen a few young people who have been able to develop their own platform on gaming and be able to generate huge income from it, there are still some of them who are just wiling away their time playing games when they should have been doing other things that would be meaningful to their life.

So, this is not really something that is meant for everyone to do, but as a parent what you are meant to do is to guide your kid and if you really think that what they’re trying to do is going to workout for them then maybe you can continue to encourage them to do that, but in a situation where you have seen it clearly that that’s not what they’re meant to be doing and is just a waste of time, then you are meant to call them out of it and direct them. What in trying to say is that we should  give our kids a chance to decide, then guide them.

You do know that if you compare the number of gamers and the number of people who actually earn from gaming, there's a large disparity between the two? Like yes, you can earn money while playing games sure, but that doesn't mean it's a guarantee, you need to have a personality liked by the audience, money to set up your gear, and most of all, luck to actually make the break. Even the most famous streamers probably took 2-3 years to solidify their fanbase, and that's just the short number imo. It wouldn't be odd for other people to only solidify theirs in maybe what, 5 years? 

You are forgetting the golden rule; come from rich family. I mean it has been tested and yes there are some people who didn't follow your rule number one, but majority of the rich people come from rich parents.

Jeff Bezos? Got 250k in 90's (which was a huge amount in today's money) and then managed to survive nearly 10-15 or even 20 years without pocketing a single dollar from it to himself. Would you be able to get 250k money today let alone 30 years ago to start a business for free (not a loan, just given) and then survive 20 years without earning a single dollar? Because, if you can, then it means you could start a business like amazon today!

I remember when my brother was earning money through selling his ID's in games and I thought of it as very weird since he was able to earn a lot in an online game, this was back in 2013-2014, now in 2021 we are seeing various events and games all around us and they are also paying the participants in cryptocurrencies. For me when we are talking about kids making money through cryptocurrencies and stuff via gaming, I think it's not wrong, forcing is ofc wrong but if there is a kid who is interested in such events and in games as well then who knows ? It's never a right time to teach them about money. There is no right age to start earning from a legal safe business. I do think it's actually a good thing, since they will learn to be more cautious and caring about money from a super young age.

Not to mention, that born-rich people do have a lot of money to burn to experiment on whichever business that really sells and has a long term profit.
Well, we all have different definitions of what a "rich" person or how much would a rich person must possess, like luxuries and businesses.
But, when you're starting from a scratch, only a small percentage of people who tried to be extremely rich has succeeded.

Makes sense. But, when? My parents effectively shielded me from having to earn a penny until I was 17 years old. I was a student and that's all I was supposed to be. Then my dad got cancer, and I had to man up and take care of the family.
I do agree that kids have a right to enjoy their childhood, but you have to live your life in the knowledge that you may die at any minute. To have to learn life all at once is not the best way.

That must be a good approach in my opinion as well; we should not force for anything; our next generation will find out what is suitable and what is better for them on their own. But our responsibility must be getting them all the opportunities to choose from.

Basically being a responsible parent is more complicated what most people do assume. Parents must need to be more competitive to find out what are the opportunities and what are suitable for their kids so that they will bring all of them and only from that kids will choose the best one.

But we don't mean to violate destiny, right?
Both people who are born rich and poor all have different ways of being born according to what has been predestined in their life path from the start. Not a few of those who are rich do not even appreciate what they have, and even people who are born poor may know better how to appreciate the difficulty of making money.

This reminds me of the old days, I get scolded easily for playing video games when I'm supposed to be sleeping but today it's now a different story entirely, when I have my own children I will like to tell them the real facts about the world, show them and teach them what they can't ever be thought in school about money

You think that will continue forever? There is nothing easy to get and now that everyone think it's easier to play to earn, it wouldn't be like that forever, the funds used for such activities are from foundation and when the population increases and more people get to know it, the earnings will be low, the law of diminishing return and nature effect would have set in.
If I have know that bitcoin would be this huge, I would have bought plenty of Bitcoin for my self and by now would have also sacrifice some Satoshi for them. I would see if ethereum mah cover up for Bitcoin mistakes when I have the funds.

Even you do stop them on making engagement but with having access due to those mobile phones that they do have or personal computer then it is
somewhat impossible for you to get rid with.

Just let them be but of  course on handling them on a good way or good parenting in short then you should teach them everything neither on benefits or risk.

Tell them about moderation or something and in talks of money making then its good that they could really make their own but they shouldnt
really forget on whats their priorities.

There should be a limit to everything, and as a parent you will not implement the idea of spending and making money online. If the kid is good at playing video games let them enjoy the game rather than putting pressure in the form of incentives that have consequences which is not that great. There should be a age limit for games that needs to pay a fee to join.

As parent I would want my kids to be happy and do things they enjoy. Gaming seems to be a big part of today's generation and that is fine. The interaction kids have with each other in today's world seems to be normal with Discord and Twitch. If my kids are good at gaming I would encourage them to go into streaming. There can be made a lot of money on YouTube and Twitch, even if it is just being done part time while at university or in the evenings after work.

As for crypto currencies, I think it's normal to engaged with them in today's world. Growing up and not knowing what cryptos are is not an option anymore. Even my grandmother has heard of Bitcoin before. That is why I would not gift my kids fiat currency when they grow up but rather make a crypto wallet for them. This will force them to get used to crypto currencies no matter what. And when you already own something you get much more interested.

Not just talking about crypto and bitcoin but one of our biggest problems is we are always trying to advise everybody and whenever we got a child we are always trying to do the same thing and put them under stress by advice all the time, the best idea is to let them grow and just help them to learn new thing If you let them educate and sing them up in the best classes to learn about the economics that would be enough for finding their ways to the crypto world.

On contrary to popular belief, there are not that many people who destroy the wealth their families created. Most of the time families have investments for that type of situation and even their "bankrupted" version lives in a villa so there is rarely any situation that would make a wealthy person become poor that we all imagine. I mean if you are worth tens of millions of dollars, or if your job makes that kind of money, what is the chance that you will turn to be a single room, noodle eating, barely paying bills, fail to get a job type of person? Hell even your experience bankrupting that business could worth enough to get millions of dollars in salary somewhere else.

This is the way to go about it, it is obvious that parents want the best for their children and if possible they would like them to follow on their footsteps because that is a path they know and they can help their children to avoid some of the pitfalls that could be on their way, however if the kid is not interested in that path as long as he is still interested in another path that has good potential then the parents still need to support their child in whatever direction he has decided to take his life and not force him through a path he does not want to follow.

Simply because lot of kids out there are making money through NFT gaming shouldn't give me enough reason to impose or enforce it on my kids too. Matter of fact, it's kid we're talking about, what they need the most at that stage is knowing right from wrong and helping them succeed in their academic field and not money.

Technology might be popular nowadays but it doesn't mean I will let my child engage to any gadgets for so long. They maybe know how to use technologies or any gadgets so we can't force them on not using it but, I will give them such limitations to use it. As a parent, I also want my kids to be happy and do things they enjoy. Gaming is already part of today's generation, so I will let them and it's fine with me. About cryptocurrency, I think it's normal to engaged with them in today's world. They will grow up and will also know bitcoin. But, I will let them learn it, I will not force them. It will depend on them if they want to engage unto this because I know they will also find money, so they might be interested on bitcoin in the future and wants to learn cryptocurrency on their own

If I were a parent my kids would currently be doing two thing, one they would be learning a foreign language (spanish makes the most sense for americans), as well as they would be learning how to code.  Those are two skills that stand out to me that would help any child get a big head start above most of the others.  I would of course also teach them about basic finance etc.

Let them choose by themselves what they want to do while we as their parents can only guide them and teach them about the good thing and tell them about the bad thing. Maybe when they are in intermediate school or high school, we can teach them about making money in their free time. But do not let them search for the work offline because I don't think that they are ready to struggle and compete with the other.

I'm a father now, and I'm somewhat tech-savvy, but my daughter is still young, so when she's old enough to understand, I could really give them advice, without pressuring them into it, but if they asked, I could really respond. As parents, we cannot control what our children want to do; we can only advise and guide them to be successful, or enlighten them if they are struggling to achieve their goals. However, I am confident that games or play-to-earn games would play a significant role to the teens right now since almost all wants to earn money by only playing games.

The role of parents is as the first education of their children, so what parents instill in their children can be a form of how they discover what the hidden talents are in a child. So that in the future, the child can determine what is good for him and what is suitable according to the skills he has supported by parental control.

And that would depend on what kind or type of parent you are because not all would really be having this kind of mindset and doesnt really mind off much in this in regards.Guide them on the best
way as possible on having that good potential life in near future.It doesnt matter if they had find out to find some income on younger age which it is good at least that they are aware on
how to earn money and it isnt really easy and realize things on how hard life is but of course everything should be on moderation because not all would be having that positive outcome or effect.

The best advice to our children is to prioritize their education because everything they want in the future just follows. It is significant for them to have a fundamental education to be their guides when they grow up. But because we are now in digital world, it is also necessary to teach them in advance about how technology works now. Actually, I already teach my children about crypto and they are also aware of different gaming because you know childrens nowadays are open minded and mostly they love playing online games but I don't want my childrens focus on gaming and encourage them to earn money through it. There are much more descent job which is for long term or base on their degree courses if ever they finish their studies.

As a father, I will try hard to develop the skills of my kids so that they can make their own income in the future. When I find one of my kids who is fond of games, I have to advise and encourage him and direct him to YouTube to publish his videos and get profit from them through Google Adsense, My golden advice to my children is to strive, never stop learning, gain experience, use their skills to make a profit and enjoy their lives, but they should not forget that money will achieve everything they wish for.

my only advice is that everything will be fine towards technology for the future, and about my children having to teach advantage for their work and I will donate a part of my bitcoin where I earn here because even if I lose I can continue  they do crypto currency work in the country and here they will get value to take after them.

It is not bad for them to get into gaming and try to make income from it. But, I think it would be best for them to also realize that there is time for everything, so there should be limit.

I wouldn’t like in a situation where my children would waste their time and stuck in front of the TV or monitor screen just playing games all day long, and doing that every day. They would just get stuck and won’t have the time to think about other things that they will be able to accomplish in life, there are lots of things that they can do and be successful and it’s not just all about gaming. Game is all about fun, but if there is the opportunity to make money from it then it wouldn’t be bad to do that, but they should also look into other things in life.

I will not know whether in ten years later when my children are teenagers, what kind of technology development will be ongoing.
That is why just keep them up to date with the recent time of technology conditions.
If crypto is still ongoing, it will be possible to also let them know about this.
And about gaming, of course, they will also know about that.
And some of the probabilities of upcoming technology again.
Just tell them the risks and benefits of each technology to let them understand which is better and suitable for them.

Besides it is not like the current NFT bubble is going to last long enough for those children to profit indefinitely from it, the concept is interesting but as long as scammers dominate that market then we are bound to see a huge crash in the incoming months, as it is impossible that people are going to get scammed indefinitely and not realize this is being the case, so it is wrong to try to encourage kids to be part of that market when it is so dangerous even for adults.

if my child is still in school I think I will forbid my child to play games, even though the game makes money as it is now, too many negative effects if my child plays too many games
I will direct my son to be an entrepreneur in the real world and I will teach him to trade in the stock exchange, if he is old enough to be ready for it all.

it is true that the role of parents is like that, but it certainly depends on how to educate parents because especially for now sometimes parents want the best for their children but on the other hand they are too restrictive and too set on what the child does so that they feel uncomfortable and instead become rebellious and do not want to be what their parents want.
Actually it is quite good when parents become one of the best educators for their children and wish their children success, but the way they do it must also be in line and not make children depressed with the wishes of their parents.

For me, is not even the advice I will give my children but I am going to do as a parent. Our parents never knows that programmers and developers will be well paid at this age they would not have been so precise that is either you are a Medical Doctor or a Lawyer. I will make sure my children are well versed in any technological know how that they can fit into any settings

I'd probably tell them to adopt to new technologies that are emerging. Learning it as it may give you fortunes in the future. Same with crypto technology way back 2010 where everyone know about BTC as a scam and no value yet now it is having a trillion dollar worth of marketcap. In the future, some technology will emerge and I want my children to study it and try to invest in it.

I understand too restrictive parents right now. Maybe if we lived 50 years ago you could have been a little bit more calm, world wasn't as disgusting as it is right now, or maybe because of social media we started to hear about it a lot more but in any way I hear too many bad things happening to children nowadays.

Today you can't even leave a kid alone in their room as a punishment because they love their room and they could still get into big trouble online, you need to like force them to stay on your sight reading a book to make sure they are not up to some bad thing in their room. Why do we have to be so restrictive like this? Not because we gone crazy as parents of new era, but because children in new era has a lot more online presence that they could sustain their social interaction without going out like we used to do when we were young.

indeed for life as it is now very difficult in educating because if we are wrong in educating we will be affected and the children will always disobey what we say.
On the other hand, when our attention is too relaxed, it becomes something very dangerous, too, with children's associations which are indeed very difficult now to see their associations that are too free and out of bounds.
On the other hand, things like this really come back to parents who really have to be smart in dealing with everything and must be able to distinguish between treatment when they are serious and when they are relaxed.
because indeed for today's children it must begin with sufficient attention in the sense that parents must be firm but indeed they must be able to place and position their assertiveness so that children are not pressured and eventually rebel.

We cannot change the Age because people will be born and become children who will be involved or adapt to the development of the Age, and nowadays technology continues to develop and we did not discover when we were children.
and if our childhood today may be the same, and in my opinion games are not a negative thing for today's children because today's games are very helpful in developing their intelligence in managing strategies and so on, and we as parents only suggest to limit and also monitor continue, and let it develop as long as it is not harmful or misleading and also reminds to learn and not to forget education. because children like to play and develop their intelligence and playing games is not a negative thing, and don't force them to do something beyond their ability because it will make them depressed.

You could really make out some comparisson and we know that current era and its technology would really be having some impact on how things been
able to our children to experience or basing up on what they had seen around.Its really impossible that you would able to completely avoid them on various things even just simply on going to school will totally make them influenced on whats around which turns out that  there's nothing you could do but to deal
with it and support them as long it doesnt really impose any harm then it should be fine.If they do find out some money making opportunity then let it be.

With the rapid development of technology, this makes people who are willing to learn every time a new technology emerges, will make it easier
for the person to be able to make money from the technology. That's why people who from the start wanted to learn crypto and finally invest in crypto,
now these people have become millionaires. We as parents must direct our children to always adopt new technology, because every new technology
that appears is usually made to make human life even better. So the future of our children will be much better if they keep abreast and learn
all the new technologies that emerge.

What happens is that man people never imagine that the technology of computers and the Internet will have such a huge impact in our societies, I still remember that back in the day when the Internet was just getting popular there were many people that thought it was something that it would not last long and that it would eventually disappear, and now look at us, personally I would recommend everyone to learn how to code as the practical applications of this skill are limitless and will come in handy all the time.

I don't like to see children playing games especially if they get income, this is very dangerous for their future, they will be good at playing games but will not understand other than games, I will stop and stop if children play games and will direct them to learn and traditional play.

I will advice my kids to hold some bitcoins until bitcoin prices stabilize and all 21 million bitcoins get into circulation. This way I like to ensure some of my bitcoin will get big fortune to my family at least in next 100 years. I guess my family will get into 4th or 5th generation by that time and I am sure in between time we would have built a family business which will serve some 1k families as well.

Honestly I am into bitcoin not just for momentary benefits but to find a long term solutions for my kids and their descendants. Gaming or gambling may get benefits only when you run a business on that and not just by playing it.

I just gave an introduction about what bitcoin is and how the future of bitcoin and its opportunities is slowly because I know when they are looking for knowledge, not looking for money while for games every child likes but also not the time to lead to games that produce even though it's based on NFT, because I'm sure there's time for everything

If our children can manage their time between studying and playing games, that will not be a problem. But unfortunately, many of them finally forget the time to study but still play games. I see many children become addicted to playing the games without stopping, and that is very sad to see they become addicted at their ages. Let them decide, but we still guide them to teach what is right and wrong so they can think by themselves. If their passion for the game is big, maybe we can help them search for their benefit but not break the rules that we've made before. It needs more discussion with them to be aware of each other

Before teaching them ways on how to earn while playing computer or mobile games, it would be better to educate them about the risks of crypto investing so they would know how to make wise decisions in the future. It's an advantage if our kids would know how to earn as early as possible as long as they could handle it along with their responsibility as youth.

thread kid like a kid, and age will following age, when the time is right, we must show how to make money properly. teaching about economic is good, but who want to tell economic to your kid?
maybe i will tell about spongebob, something funny, so my kid brain never think about bad things.

The best advice would be to end up not caring about the potential of making a mistake. I have seen a lot of people who stay back because they were afraid of making a mistake, but it is also risky to jump into anything you want just because you want to make a profit neither. I know doge made a lot or profit for a lot of people and I know shiba did as well, but just because they did and it is popular there are greedy people who start like "unicakedogeshibaswap" and the horrible part is there are tons who invest into it as well.

It is a cash grab that developers use to make a profit and for some reason it is getting attention as well. This is something we should be avoiding as much as possible and while avoiding we should not be afraid to invest into proper coins neither. So do not be too forward but do not hold yourself back neither, find that good balance.

The best advice that I would give is to invest into gaming and cryptocurrency. With the recent development in the gaming industry and its shift to new technology, these platforms that were previously considered as 'niche' are flourishing in the market. The traditional investments (e.g. gold, stocks, real estate, etc.), while lucrative, but they are mainly geared towards long-term investment.

In cryptocurrencies, the possibilities are endless due to its volatility that many investors are taking advantage of. One can earn significant amount of cash relative to the time.

I think children must be aware of education and serious about their studies. When they learn education at well also they have gain moral education that is very important for children to become a good person. To lead a good life and have to cope with the world they must focus on education. When they are grown up and they can do some physical work for their pocket money and then slowly work on the other side. If any person loves to do gaming obviously we should have to support our child, But focusing on earning on games in little age might not be good for them. This is only my personal opinion Only.

That's right and it is very easy to introduce bitcoin to them nowadays because they are already aware about it when they saw some online games  paying small amount of satoshi. Kids are game lovers and they quickly learn new games especially this generation on which everything is online and connected to the internet.

I feel the same way. "pay to win" was a thing loong before crypto ever started, and all those mobile gaming industry made profit based on selling gems and life and whatever to keep people gambling more, they spent literally hundreds of millions of dollars yearly to promote their games just so they could sell some more in game stuff. Mostly free games that you buy things to further into easier without grinding too harshly.

This is just mobile part, don't get me started with all the games that are selling "skins" and so forth that made billions of dollars every year. Imagine those huge games like GTA or even angry birds, all getting into crypto and blockchain world, either with NFT or some other method. They would really be insanely hard to stop. This is why I believe that gaming and blockchain world will get together eventually, maybe today it already started with Axie, and that could be the direction games may take, who knows?

I have the same opinion about kids being serious about their education but, that won't limit them to play games. Maybe every weekend, it's fine to allow them to play games and if these games are good as giving some profits. It should be the responsibility of the parents of letting them know that they're also earning once they play. Give them some words that the money that they'll earn through it is good for saving for their education and still, they need to focus their studies.

Wont really be that necessary actually but if it turns that the situation cant really be avoided or simply they are really much pretty aware on how market works then so be it.

You would really be just needing for them to guide on how not to spend recklessly incase they are already earning that much on early age.

Best advice is that you should make them aware on how many works and put in mind that its not really that an obligation on supporting theirselves yet its a parents job or responsibility
but it turns out that there are situations which cant be avoided.

Just like in this market people concentrate too much on entry signals and other skills that could make them money the same happens in almost any other activity, people do not realize that more defensive skills that do not necessarily make you more money outright but that save you money are as valuable or even more valuable than the skills which make you money, this is why if I were teaching anyone about how to handle their money that is the first thing I will teach them as it has more practical applications.

It's parents' responsibilities, not just because those kids are getting decent cash while playing means

that parents should allow them to use most of their time. Remember that those kids will grow and

if they will think that it's easy to make money while playing games, they will not think about their

education, a kind of mindsets that us parents don't want to see from our kids, let them enjoy but not

to the point that they will entrust their fate to this activity.

I'd say to my kids just to keep their eyes open and to look for new tech and new ideas out there. Don't be scared to invest, don't be scared to lose money, be scared of missing out. That's pretty much all I would say to them, the rest they would have to figure out on their own. And I would try to give them a decent headstart.

There are those parents that they allow their kids to do everything that they want to especially if they're earning quite decent money for their allowances.
It's an incentive to them that their kids are earning so they can as well save money and they're teaching their kids how to earn money. But still, they're kids and they don't know money management and still has to be guided by their parents.

Teaching children allocating funds may be the best advice if I am to be asked. They may not know the sense if it for now but they will realize its importance someday. Saving for something they want is like making them hodl what they need to afford things. With the current generation, we all do adapt to modern needs and habits, adopt to methods and technological advancements. Thus, such technology are now accessible.

I only suggest, adapt to technology and choose a hobby that can make money.
Because the current era is the era of financial technology, if from now on we can adapt to technological developments well, it is very likely that in the future we will become successful people and can make money easily.

That is why it is important that we continue to upgrade our skills and in this day and age it is mandatory,
we know that making money is not just working in the office but making money from home can make money online,
so upgrading and adapting to technological developments is very important

Most of the time parents teach their kids the lessons they learned on their youth not understanding that the world changes and what was true once is not true anymore, for example decades ago you could expect to join a company and work there for a long time, even the rest of your life, but now this is not true anymore, not only that thanks to technology your skills could become irrelevant any moment, so it is important to have several skills in the case that happens.

I think that's very nice now playing game and making money, I think introducing my kids to playing game am making is really a good idea they have to start making money even as they are young, they don't have to be old before they start making money but the only thing I will be doing is that I will always make sure I monitor there bank account.

Lots of children already playing games in their childhood nowdays, many their parents didnt watch them when they are playing which made lots of them forget about time, real life, even when we take their phone they're crying. It's damage their personal development and no guarantee when our kids become an adult they will have revenue like other gamers now. It's better to teach them about life and let them choose what they like when they're growing up.

In my opinion, if our child is not doing something , then it is time for us to intervene. However, we do not intervene all of the time because they will not listen at all. I am a parent right now, and I have noticed that my children are interested in gadgets. As a result, I have advised my children to get involved in something other than gadgets, because it is detrimental to their health and they could learn new child skills as a result of doing so. I also played with her to get her to forget about the gadget she had in her head. If we do not assist them, there will be no progress in their lives; we are only there to guide them, not to control them.

Lots of crazy things and stuff's going down lately,kids and children doesn't know what is morally good and bad,they take decisions with minding the repercussions of it.
Despite the quest for money and how gaming and gambling pays off, I'll want to talk to my kids about ethics, to do what is genuine and not rush things.
What is genuinely right and wrong should be passed on.

Indeed, even my own kids were good on that field but not all the time we should allow them to make it the priority of all activities in daily lives. In fact they now started to venture some nft play to earn games but not to the extent that they're going to neglect studies just because they're going to make money out of playing games and earn at a young age.

Provided that bitcoin is going up Everytime i will educate my children first to have a versatile knowledge of everything first at least %50 each of general knowledge, from cryptocurrency world my children will take cryptocurrency as their first serious skill and make it professional because cryptocurrency has gone everywhere across the world and body can do without investing in cryptocurrency even government personalities invest secretly into bitcoin.

It is good advice, although my advice and what I can do with my children is to tell them the following:

If you want to study, I will give you the study you want to the level you want, if your dream is to be a doctor, engineer, lawyer, whatever, I will support you, but they have to give me good results, otherwise they say that no, I will tell them that I would like them to go to a business school where they learn to make money to solve financial problems and in that case they learn everything necessary about accounting, economics, markets to support them if they want to be investors, traders and generate their own money, that's what I'll tell you.

As long as we can educate our children with good information and teach them how to use crypto, they will know that crypto is part of the investment that they can use from now on. When they grow up, they will have a chance to have a bright future and will get ready for anything that can happen in their future. It is good to teach our children something that can benefit them in the future because every parent wants to give the best for them.

Basically, everything needs a balance, especially for children, whose obligations in my opinion remain to go to school or study.
even though they can make money from playing games but don't forget to study too,
Here the role of parents is also very important to direct their children

some parent allow their child to operate gadget, and the other have own perspective. its bad if they just following what hype without knowing what it is, bad or good. parent have power to talk with them, tell about which the good way. sadly, many of them just ignore what child doing, like no problem if you grab phone a day as long as no problem, which can be interpreted to disturb the peace of parents.

I live with strict parents and for me, as long my children not feel what i feel is already ok. Not means make them really free to do what they want. Rules maybe yes, but for a job or from what their income, as long it is not criminal i will support it. And although i am in crypto, maybe i will just tell them what crypto is, they interested or not it is their choice.

Showing kids support since they are not involved in criminal activities is what every parent must but the kids still need proper instruction because I have seen freedom destroy the life of a lot of young kids due to their immaturity. An example is Will Smith's son.
Nevertheless, I think building the kid's level of wisdom and knowledge educational, about life and things around them should be the first thing so they won't abuse their freedom and the money they will make in the future.

Crypto will probably be much more popular in the future than it is now and it is expected that many real businesses will adopt it as a means of payment even though it is currently facing regulation from many governments. In my opinion, teaching kids about the basics of crypto is probably the best way to prepare them for this modern era. I would, it would make them so much better than nothing.

There are tons of "how to raise a child" books out there and they all act as if a kid is not a person all of its own. One thing that works for a child may not work for another. I have read way too many bad stuff about bad kids that convinced me that there are some kids who are simply just born bad, and yes saying that is horrible for most people but let's be honest the growing up part is majority of the end result for a kid, but how they were born with plays a big role as well.

There are many people who go through similar stuff, and it reacts differently in every kid, hence why I imagine every kid can't be raised the same way neither. What I believe is that you should be a good person as much as you can be around them, teach them the value of life and how to be kind and nice to people, give them enough freedom to test their life and if they end up being good then that is great, if not then there is rarely anything you can do.

The presence of NFT makes crypto shine even more, at this time I am not married and if one day I have children then I will forbid children to play games with the aim of getting money, it is too dangerous if we let children only play games so that they have no knowledge other than games, and more problems we find if children have income from games.

As a parent and as a future parent, I think our children is going to enjoy playing games even they're not getting paid with because in that way, their brain is just starting to process about how the world goes and let them be familiar on the internet for basics. And when they're in high school, that's the time to teach them the fundamentals in learning the basics and let them choose their own career because as we age we discover some more things that are likely the path we want to take.
I will just advice them if it needed and surely I will let them walk in their desired road if that's what they want as long as it's legal and makes them happy.

Now that the birth of NTFs that has a play-to-earn feature is becoming more and more widely known and patronized because of its income-generating feature through tokens and coins given in the game, I think it would be wise to tell my children in the future to invest in them because they have a dual purpose - to enjoy and to earn. That way, they can be entertained while earning at a young age. Their mind would be trained and certain aspects and skills could be developed by playing such as critical thinking skills, strategies, and techniques that could help them in the future outside the game as well. In addition, it could also help them develop a good set of attitudes such as discipline, determination, and patience which I believe are an important set of characteristics a gamer and a person, in general, has to possess to be able to succeed. But this would just be a suggestion to my kids. I wouldn't really impose them to play if they are not interested in it. After all, to each his own. What seems appealing to us might not be to them, given the generation gap, it is possible that some other things could get their attention more. And that's totally fine with me.

If they would be interested in my suggestion, I would gladly help and teach them and give them starting investment money for them to be able to play. I would guide them and I would make sure that they will not be lost along the way. Because after all, I still want them to learn to prioritize the things that matter most. In children's case, it would be their well-being and studies. The playing and entertainment part are still of importance, but it has to be balanced.

This is something I disagree with because if they are having fun while earning money, why not? Even though they are earning money from it, I believe that if it is about investing then thats the time we should to talk to them because it is a risk. However, if they are earning money for free, I believe that it is acceptable to me as long as they are not becoming stubborn or hard headed. Teach them while they are still young so that they will have knowledge about it and, if they wish to further their knowledge, they can do so without difficulty.

There's a lot of advice I'd give my kids, but as far as the above statement is concerned, I would not encourage them to get into gaming or being a professional Youtuber or any of the online money-making stuff the younger generation is into these days.  Would I discourage gaming in general?  Hell no!  I spent a lot of time playing video games as a kid, but doing it professionally--even if it's lucrative--is a waste of your brainpower.  The world needs the younger generation to get into STEM fields and teaching and all of those other professions that actually benefit humanity in a significant way.

How much does anyone benefit from someone becoming a professional gamer/social media influencer/whatever other than the person whose career choice that is?  Answer: very little.  I see a lot of intelligence being squandered just watching Youtube videos about how people have dropped out of medical/vet/dentistry school to pursue a career as a Youtuber, and I find that utterly repulsive (and if I'm being honest, selfish).

Yes, there's a lot of money to be made by gaming or other online ventures, but money isn't everything and even those careers in gaming and related stuff aren't guaranteed to be there forever.

Mark my words: NFTs are a fad (or at least they're not going to be worth a hell of a lot in the future).  They're digital tulips that people are going out of their minds for, and once those people wake up and realize that a digital representation of art doesn't have the same value as physical art, the market is going to crash.  If you tell your kids to invest in NFTs, you're out of your mind.

Introducing the 'world of making money' to my child in the future must consider several important points, including:
1. I have to learn first at what age a child is ready and suitable to know 'world of making money', I don't want their happy times as a child to be distracted by the ups and downs of looking for money that they don't really need at that age, after all when the time comes they will fight with the 'world of making money' every time.
2. I will teach virtual money to my children, because I understand now the world is moving in that direction constantly. I don't want my son to be outdated and miss out on the opportunities his parents have found first.
3. In the end, later I will not force my children. I'm just going to introduce them, if they like it they can continue and if they don't like it they can choose another field that they like properly.

Since technology has taken over the world education, it will be nice to start educating your children into technology where they can learn how to earn profit from cryptocurrency trading. And also teach them how to keep their private keys away from scammers, so that they will be long in the business without any challenges in the future.
They should not be in hurry to sell their coins whenever others traders are selling their coins in the market . They should be patient with their coins whenever the market price change unexpectedly. They should be active in the forum to know more about favourable market, so that they will not experience failure in the future.

I don't think it's been taken over. Education is more important, we will not know what technology is if we do not learn about it. I am more interested if my children will prioritize their education over technology. Learning about technology is a must because we are facing a digital era.

Imagine being a youtuber  a twitch streamer or anything like that as the sports people of our generation. Back in our younger days we did play video games but rarely anyone made any money from it when we were kids, but people were getting millions of dollars from playing soccer and that was something we did on the streets as well. Same now with gaming as well, you could do it for free like we played soccer when we were kids, but you could also be very good and you could try your chance becoming professional as well.

As far as they study their school work and get good grades, I would say I would let them do whatever they want, I would not limit them with anything. Plus I do not really feel like forcing my kids into STEM would make any sense, if a kid wants to go to STEM field then they would help the world but if you force them to study STEM then they are not going to be help to anyone at all.

When my son grows up, I will make sure that the education he takes is truly mastered. Talking about teaching them about crypto, for me it will be easier in free time. They can use that time to learn about crypto, and how to make money. Money is really needed, but if education is not continued this for me will be in vain.

I think it has to be a balance between education and technology because after all they are related to each other,
In today's era of course technology is also one of the important things that we must learn,
but indeed I agree with you the most important thing is education

Cryptocurrency has really provided space for earnings in gaming platforms, small kids always have joy in playing games, so why wouldn't we encourage them to take part in playing those NFT games as well earning money or crypto token while playing the games. I think it will also give them more knowledge about cryptocurrency and give them the zeal to know the importance of cryptocurrency

Recently I came across some game based projects and it seems like a lot of people are enthusiastic because they can play games and earn money. I think game-based crypto will be the most popular online money maker in the future because everyone needs something that is entertaining but also makes money.

It is not impossible that such a project will be of interest to everyone and the possibility that the project will be large,
but we need to see the progress to make sure the game based project is really good,
what is certain is that a project like this is something we'll just see later

I admit that playing games and making money is indeed something that is very fun because I can channel my hobbies and can make money. few weeks ago i played game from hodl finance (HFT) project and got crypto. I hope game based crypto will continue to grow so many people can get crypto with something fun.

Letting children play games and earn money is the same as killing their future, every time they will play games and of course there is no knowledge whatsoever for him to face the future, immediately stop the child playing games and earn money, teach him about all knowledge and when is an adult then let him choose.

When I was a child, I thought they deserved more knowledge and earning money is certainly not a child's obligation.
as long as you play the game within reasonable limits, it's definitely not a problem,
but when playing games is used as a routine for hours of course it must be stopped and transferred to other learning

I'm trying to encourage my Son to stop His gaming now and change to NFT and other crypto related games in which will bring Him funds instead of losing more time without any returns.
Yes now He is staring to play Axie and other NFT game he find Online  .

When they were little of course they were very good at playing games. We as parents don't let them get involved in the game. Education is the most important thing for them, and talking about income, of course, if they are adults, we will definitely introduce Crypto and how to earn there. I prioritize education for children, talking about games I don't recommend for them.

Not really an obligation specially on a very young age because its not really a responsibility for them to make money but if it turns out to be their hobby and

able to make money despite of the entertainment and fun then thats really a good add up but you should really make them realize that  this isnt really their

line or making focus with it but its good that they are already aware that earning money isnt really simply as it sounds.

Good for you, not a lot of people are able to do that kind of thing with trading I mean the statistics show that only a few make a win when trading so you're probably one of the lucky people that's making dough with trading.

I am not married and have children but if I have kids and they want to play then I will direct them to only choose games that make money. Game play to earn this time is a great thing and it makes people who play the game won't waste their time.

It is not impossible to make a profit with trading, we could all make it if we really tried but the reality and the sadness of it is that we always put emotions ahead of trading and that usually ends up with us losing a lot of money. I do not know why trading is so simple and yet so difficult at the same time. It is simple and not complex but it is difficult and not easy, why? Because what you should do is simple but how you can do it is very difficult. I hope that over time we will grow to get better at it when we do it more.

I have been around for years, and I have been trading very well for the past few years as well, I was horrible when I first started but got better and better, and even with that sometimes I end up making the silliest mistakes for some reason and I do not know why. It is just one of those things that takes to master it I suppose.

There are times when we need to direct children to play games for fun and there are times when we also need to direct them to play games that can make money,
What is clear is that every parent must make the best decision for their child

Pick a good game that will profit you in the long run. Instead of video games, let your kids learn some of the popular NFT games today.

In the right time, they will also enjoy that game and that enjoyment will lead them to make profit on that said game.

but also we must be able to manage their time so that they have the discipline to understand their own time. many games nowadays make money and if we can direct it it will be more useful. on the other hand without leaving their main task, namely learning, because after all for me education is important

I agree with what you say, instead of letting our children play games that refer to violence like pubg or others, we better introduce them to games that will at least educate them now, I think nowadays many games that promise nft rewards are maybe you can introduce them, besides being able to test their creativity of course at least the game can make a little money for their needs later, now we are going to enter the era of games based on metaverse and also nft so we have to introduce children from an early age to that world.
But what we definitely need to remember is that education is the main need of the child, so we must be able to make games as an attraction for them to continue learning in their education.

To be honest, I believe it depends on the game. I remember a few years ago when parents were adamant about not allowing their child to play games due to the numerous negative effects, and I would have to agree. However, since the introduction of E-sports, things have changed. Some parents now teach their child to play these games in order to become professional. This is similar to actual sports, where training is required to win games; it is also true of games, where the pros are earning big money by playing games. I believe that if my child wants to play a game, I would allow him to do so unless he/she becomes addicted to it and becomes stubborn, which is another matter.