You're making Bitcoin sound like a cult, as you're saying that it should be taught to children instead of formal education. How is it different from religious brainwashing?

Working for money is a viable strategy, there are many well-paying fields and people who work in them don't regret it. It's impossible for a huge portion of a population to live off investing or trading. And there's absolutely no guarantee and no reason to think that Bitcoin will keep growing forever. It's not a free-money-get-rich-quick scheme, it's a software. It won't solve all world's problem, it won't eliminate poverty.

Where your idea for giving public schooling system up seems quite OK to me, there switching it to yet another enslaving system of paid labour does not. Like other people said, kinds have to be kids for a while. Kindergarten grade employee doesn't sound to good either.
About a century ago, children as young as 8-9 where used as a living robot-arms, for maintaining looms. No kid was abided by law to attend school and the amount of handless kids... don't get me started on that. We have developed, luckily. It would be a shame to regress in child labour laws. We have to remember that humans are born useless. Empty mould, ready to be filled with valuable content.
Education is the key and when one collects all the keys, he becomes a janitor xD joke... Obviously this is about quality of modern education.
Or rather lack of it. This system always was aiming toward mass slave creation. It was introduced to the society by Rosicrucians, commies basically. Choice seems to be obvious, do not train your kids to be slaves, unless you really wan to.      

A society is not complete without the present of lawyers,doctors and accountants. As much as becoming a millionaire sounds good, education is necessary because it builds a child's character and the ability to manage the money.

I disagree with you. To whom we will go to be treated, if all future doctors will not go to school and will not have an elementary education? Children can earn bitcoins in parallel with schooling. You can teach them this yourself if they are not told about it at school. But again, the child may not want to study investment all day long but instead will choose to communicate with friends which is quite natural in childhood.

I don’t believe we shouldn’t teach kid about money, we should be encourage them to earn money, since bitcoin are easy to earn, why we must tell kids to follow the same advices that lead to what we have failed millenial generation today? We don’t want our kid to end up like millenial again, we shall teach them not working for money, and as young as possible.

Becoming millionaire is no longer a privilege right to grown up man, kids should have them too, easy access to banking are also shouldn’t limited to matured, why some exchange still so stereotype by not allowing kids below 18 years old to trade crypto, this is very sad and very bad to them.

You could argue that our education system is flawed, but the fact remains that children need time to develop. Their formative years need to be spent for that purpose. They could possibly try to earn money during that time, sure, but how exactly?

Society, as it currently is, also expect them to be educated by the time they enter the workforce. For this to even be somewhat viable, society as we know it has to be overhauled from the top down.

Also, what do you mean Bitcoin is easy to earn? Do you want them relying on faucets? Trading? Signature campaigns? I don't particularly care whether or not they try to earn for themselves, but again, they need to invest a lot of time on their personal development (not necessarily formal education) to actually be able to acquire the skills that will help them earn money they could live off of. It's easy to say that they should be earning money as soon as possible, but there's the question of how.

At there early age it's better them to go to school to develop there knowledge and enjoy there childhood, play with friends they don't need to be serious at there young age, when come the right age teach them the value of investing not only in crypto but in all kinds of investment that earned profit that make them successful.

I'm not sure I get your point a lot. Do you want to teach kids crypto? Or do you want them to learn "how to make money"? What is "how to make money", and how are you going to teach it?

I'm fine and I actually agree with the fact that education needs to be on par with technology. A lot of new things have emerged in the last 20 years, and they're not nearly being taught as much as they should be.

But plain old 1+1=2 education isn't at the same time depracated. You can't just throw it away, they're necessary for a kid to develop basic logic skills.

your arguments are flawed.
you are basically saying that just because the educational system is not good we should put our kids to work instead of letting them be educated!

it is like saying we should throw someone who doesn't know how to swim into the ocean filled with sharks and hope he doesn't die just because the swim instructors that you know of are pretty bad at teaching how to swim!

You're pretty nuts. Kids don't love money, they still would love to spend it on trivialities, and short-term instant gratification.

The issue here is that we'd all love to be these kids. Who wouldn't want to wake up tomorrow and have enough money to worry about fuck all? Except when we're adults, we realize that getting fuck all money just isn't as easy. So responsibilities accumulate, life does what it does, and we understand how it works and try to cope with it the best we can.

If you want to force these responsibilities upon a child, I genuinely recommend you re-consider ever having one in your life. A kid doesn't want responsibilities, a kid wants to have fun. Worrying about rent and survival costs isn't something you should intentionally teach your kids, it's acquired through experience and friction. Life is fucking hard, but that doesn't mean you need to intentionally paint that picture to an innocent kid that just likes to spend his weekly allowance on ice cream rather than bonds and stocks.

So, fuck you buddy. You may think like this now, but try to think if you'd grow as a normal human being if your dad made you work his taxes rather than play ball.

Thought that have been posted in the Op does not make any sense, because everything has got its own time period. There are kids acquiring doctorate in school days itself. But this doesn't mean they can be directed towards earning and turn to be millionaires and billionaires. When they are at the age of going to a kindergarten, all that they need is the freedom to play and enjoy the love and care. As years pass they'll start understanding what is necessary and what isn't for the world survival.

some child labor law somewhere exploded

since bitcoin are easy to earn,

How can kids earn fiat when they’re not allow to work? Doing business? Making bitcoin are easy they only need a computer, and they are not working as a labour by earning bitcoin, what they do are enjoyable to them while earning bitcoin.

so you say we should pull our kids from kindergartens and put them to work?!! what about education? how can someone who doesn't even know how to read and write or do basic math even earn money?

that is a fake KYC thing because they don't want to be closed down. otherwise they don't give a shit. besides trading is not for everyone, even those with some experience let alone for a kid who doesn't know anything.

Kids between what age?
Because for me from the age 1-10yrs old is still the developing process and they have to enjoy that childhood because they will never become child again. I mean they don’t need to take life seriously at that age, they can save money instead and when the right age comes like 12-18yrs old they can now start to learn about investing not just on cryptocurrency but also in other way.

The prices of food,smartphones,etc. are going up because the US dollar value is going down.
I can't agree with the statement in the thread's title.The price of bitcoin does down because the btc buyers are less and the btc sellers are more.That's the real reason.We don't need a crypto "guru" to tell us this shit.

No argument there......debt is obviously a general problem these days. But I think millennials have felt the sting most because they never had the opportunity to save like previous generations. It was ~ 2000 or so when wages decoupled from GDP and all economic growth began being swallowed up by bankers. So millennials have never known anything except shit wages and skyrocketing cost of living, in addition to being piled under debt.

Well i believe people always have a problem and they do worries about their future cause we are educated to make our future great and in fact not everyone could became success in future. I do think 2008 is a great economy problems and i do worry what my future will be. I do believe we should make a goals and make a milestones for all things that we dream of that we wanted to achive in future.

Finally the statistic we have all been waiting for. Is there anywhere where
we can view the actual results of your scientific or statistical study?

I mean you must have carried out a survey with possibly 100 people or
maybe 1000 people, men and women from various social standings and
age groups. We all know of course that without it posting a huge statement
like you did would just bunkum.

You are weird man, I don't know how this idea came into your mind.
Personally, bitcoin change me, I use to go outside and look for women, now I just stay home and make BTC.
I don't know about women handling BTC because I never give BTC to my partner, I always convert my BTC to cash then give it.

Reality is, more men are interested with BTC than women, just like in the investing world, we can't see a lot of women because they are not risk takers by nature, they love to play safe, find a job and settle down. We, men are different, we think the other way, we want to quit our job and take a risky journey.