The effect of Bitcoin on children

[mvdheuvel1983]

It is art and children love art. They draw things they know and know recently but they even don't know what it means technically. Children are hungry to discover new things and if they have fun with new things, they love it.

Children loves art and whether the story is real or fictional, the core message the OP is trying to pass is that whatever you do have a way of influencing or rubbing off on those around you. This is the case with the kid in the OP's story. Now, if this is happening with the kids, I can say that his mother will also feel the bitcoin effect. For the father to get the kid interested in bitcoin, he could start by telling the kid to recreate the bitcoin logo as well as other cryptocurrency logos. This would be a great way to spark a conversation about bitcoin.

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[uchegod-21]

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I am also one of those people who do not believe that your story is true.
From my point of view, the story you tell looks like it's just a fabrication to make the reader's interest as if it were real.

Children are innocent in the sense that they easily accept any information. If today he is taught about the Bitcoin logo, then they will try to depict the Bitcoin logo for a few days. When they get another, more interesting image, they will forget about the Bitcoin logo and will try to depict the newly received image.

Maybe OP is unmarried and has children.  indeed, kids are naive, and they won't care what it is, so it doesn't make any sense for them to draw the bitcoin logo.  My kid also saw the bitcoin icon on my phone, he was so excited when he saw it for the first time.  but as soon as you give him something newer and more colorful, he will immediately forget what was before.  just because kids draw bitcoin and play with bitcoin models doesn't mean they will be interested in it.

Is nativity the best word you could come up with to describe children? I rather think that children are lovely and we can say that they are curious and moat times inquisitive of what they do not know about.
The B shape of BTC and the yellow color will drag children attention to it. You never can tell if one child said to the other, "I have found a new way to write alphabet B and the other will say teach me and they will begin to bitcoin logo.
I don't think that this creates any kind of public awareness but as the kinds grow, they will remember when they were drawing bitcoin and they will regret, maybe bitcoin will be $1m then.

[bayu7adi]

I am sharing a real story.

I have reservations about the authenticity of this story, my young friend. Reliable information typically encompasses the 5W1H elements, complemented by visuals such as images or videos to substantiate its validity.

Kindly provide us with a photograph to validate the information, my young friends. This will capture our attention and pique our interest in discussing this unique occurrence.

The behavior of a child usually mirrors the actions of those around them. Considering the information you mentioned, that there is no internet network in the village, it implies that Bitcoin transactions cannot be easily conducted. If the child drew currency commonly used for transactions, it may make more sense in this context.

[xSkylarx]

It is art and children love art. They draw things they know and know recently but they even don't know what it means technically. Children are hungry to discover new things and if they have fun with new things, they love it.

Children loves art and whether the story is real or fictional, the core message the OP is trying to pass is that whatever you do have a way of influencing or rubbing off on those around you. This is the case with the kid in the OP's story. Now, if this is happening with the kids, I can say that his mother will also feel the bitcoin effect. For the father to get the kid interested in bitcoin, he could start by telling the kid to recreate the bitcoin logo as well as other cryptocurrency logos. This would be a great way to spark a conversation about bitcoin.

This is like the first steppingstone on learning the bitcoin. No matter how they known it or even just seen the logo and started drawing it. For sure those kids will learn it eventually in the future as they will be curious of it. The problem really with this kind of post we cant tell if it is true or made up but i am hoping that it is true as that area even remote they will be technologically inclined

[Tony116]

It is art and children love art. They draw things they know and know recently but they even don't know what it means technically. Children are hungry to discover new things and if they have fun with new things, they love it.

Children loves art and whether the story is real or fictional, the core message the OP is trying to pass is that whatever you do have a way of influencing or rubbing off on those around you. This is the case with the kid in the OP's story. Now, if this is happening with the kids, I can say that his mother will also feel the bitcoin effect. For the father to get the kid interested in bitcoin, he could start by telling the kid to recreate the bitcoin logo as well as other cryptocurrency logos. This would be a great way to spark a conversation about bitcoin.

This is like the first steppingstone on learning the bitcoin. No matter how they known it or even just seen the logo and started drawing it. For sure those kids will learn it eventually in the future as they will be curious of it. The problem really with this kind of post we cant tell if it is true or made up but i am hoping that it is true as that area even remote they will be technologically inclined

How do we ensure they will learn and research bitcoin as they grow up? You want your child to be a great soccer player, and you start teaching them from an early age. Do you guarantee that he will definitely follow the artistic path you have chosen for him and that he will definitely become a great player like CR7? My dad used to want me to be a doctor, and I still remember him talking about doctor-related things every day. But growing up, I was no longer interested in that profession, instead, I was very passionate about learning IT.

We can teach kids bitcoin but don't impose our thoughts on them, if they have passion, we can move on. If they don't like it, don't force them.

[Russlenat]

I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.

It's possible, as @hd49728 stated, that "children love art," so this might be true, but the OP needs to support this up with photographs of the youngsters drawing the Bitcoin logo.

Nonetheless, it is always a good idea to start our children with solid knowledge because they will develop with it. If they are exposed to Bitcoin knowledge at a young age, they will grow up with it, which will be really beneficial to them.

That could be the best way to prove that this has really happened, at least there should be some supporting photographs. But actually, it doesn’t really matter if this one is fictional or not, one thing is certain, exposing young minds into bitcoin will help them develop early interest in bitcoin and might be a good motivation once they’re mature enough to start investing in bitcoin. Bitcoin is an art, a man’s way to tell his choice in life, and if it will be explained well into children, these kids will certainly love bitcoin and the whole thing about it.

[Ryu_Ar1]

You should take pictures in this case, friends, even if you say this about the original story, but there will still be some who are not too sure and seem fictional because there really isn't any support there.
But if this really happens, then indeed in this case we are of course aware that indeed such a thing is just like art because the child only likes the logo taught by his father but that doesn't mean he understands bitcoin but of course this can also be something which is good enough to continue because indirectly from an interest like this it can expand towards things that I think more.

[hannahB4]

Children are quick to pick what they see, it's a good thing to find people in remote areas who are Bitcoin investors. Though I'm curious about knowing the age of the child you meant drawing, is he a child or a teenager? Parents need to be careful in teaching children something sensitive as bitcoin because if the child gets it wrong, or has a wrong notion about it, it won't be good.

[The Cryptovator]

You've stumbled upon an intriguing narrative. I must say, it's a fantastic approach to educating our children about Bitcoin. Instead of imposing the learning of Bitcoin upon them, it's far more effective to captivate their interest through engaging methods. Given that children are naturally drawn to freedom and play, this approach proves to be the most successful in teaching them. By gradually introducing the concept and with the support of their parents, children will organically develop their understanding and appreciation for Bitcoin.

[uche6215]

The OP' might be telling the truth, because I have seen several children talking about bitcoin, I am always happy to see young children educating each other about crypto currency because the world is getting more advanced so its good for the young once (children) to learn new things.
If a child below 15 years is into bitcoin the child must be a very smart kid, there are many adults today that think bitcoin is a scam but it comes to my knowledge that if the children starts involving on bitcoin this will be a challenge to the adult so many people will start to invest on bitcoin.

[Distinctin]

I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

Children become the version of their parents, if not the best, then probably the worst. But mostly whatever their parents teach them, they tend to become obedient about it. I guess that’s the reason why these kids have been interested in the bitcoin logo. Probably their parents have started teaching its logo and afterwards, once they’re mature enough, they will be taught on how to accumulate bitcoin at an early age.

[Kelvinid]

It is art and children love art. They draw things they know and know recently but they even don't know what it means technically. Children are hungry to discover new things and if they have fun with new things, they love it.

Children loves art and whether the story is real or fictional, the core message the OP is trying to pass is that whatever you do have a way of influencing or rubbing off on those around you. This is the case with the kid in the OP's story. Now, if this is happening with the kids, I can say that his mother will also feel the bitcoin effect. For the father to get the kid interested in bitcoin, he could start by telling the kid to recreate the bitcoin logo as well as other cryptocurrency logos. This would be a great way to spark a conversation about bitcoin.

Perhaps they did what is on their mind and the Bitcoin logo seems attractive to them. But for sure these kids never know what is this for, probably they just saw it on the internet or flashing on the television and it catches their attention. Education and some sort of introduction to Bitcoin is a good idea so these kids are also aware of the logo they've drawn but not necessarily they put weight on that. Just for at least someone is asking what is that logo, these kids can answer it and that is enough. And the more its spreads into their community, the possibility it gets more attention and interest.

[glendall]

how old is that kid?
one thing that is impossible if children aged 6-10 can understand what bitcoin is, and parents deliberately introduce btc early,
I personally have children and they know I am involved in crypto but they are not the least bit interested in asking what is bitcoin and what is crypto, there is a lot of crypto that I show and none of them understand and are interested in drawing it

it's not that I don't believe you, try to attach a photo when the child is making the bitcoin picture, so that your story can be said to be 75% reliable.

[GigaBit]

I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

Gradually people are getting to know about Bitcoin and the interest in Bitcoin is constantly increasing. The picture of those little children can be said to be a proof of that. Because those little kids might have heard their parents when they raised awareness about Bitcoin, otherwise those kids wouldn't have been able to spot the Bitcoin logo. Moreover, it is surprising when there is so much talk about Bitcoin in remote areas where there is no network. Over the next few years, better ideas about Bitcoin will develop and Bitcoin will expand further.

[goldkingcoiner]

I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

That is an interesting story but as to the question of the effect that Bitcoin has on children, I would say the same effect as with regular money. I doubt many kids will be able to understand how Bitcoin works and even if they did, their parents would have to give them money. Unless they are old enough to work and earn their own money. Adolescents should learn about Bitcoin though. They need to be prepared for the future. Although they should be supervised so they do not accidently lose all their money.

What parents could do is buy Bitcoin on their children's behalf and leave them with a fortune. You would even enjoy much of the fortune yourself, while they are growing up and Bitcoin goes up and up. Win win.

[Nothingtodo]

I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

But the primary label can only teach children a little bit about bitcoin introduction and bitcoin inventor, bitcoin logo etc. But it is better not to give such educational profession to children at a young age.

[Rupok]

Your story seems fictional to me, how is it possible to know about Bitcoin where there is no good mobile network? As Bitcoin is a digital currency and Bitcoin cannot be transacted without internet.Without there internet how do they know about Bitcoin.You don't need internet to take pictures on your phone. Don't have a phone or camera?  Because such events should have been captured in photos.However if it is true then I would say it is a good start for the children.  Children love to draw but they seem to draw because of it.  But you did not mention age, it would have been better if you mentioned age.

[bakasabo]

So this story is about children and drawing, but not about children and Bitcoin. OP has paid attention to that logo, because he has been into Bitcoin and noticed a familiar symbol. I bet this kid does not know much about Bitcoin, but simply saw that logo at fathers device. Or only heard about it. When I was a kid, I used to draw and carve Z - Zorro signs. I dont remember clearly when I saw it, but I did not read a book about him, neither saw the movie. I only knew that it was kind of a hero that fights bad guys. Maybe I heard about that from a friend. But as a kid, these Zorro obsession will be changed with something else quickly, as trends and things of interest change quick at early age.

Same with that kids you saw, today they draw BTC sign, tomorrow they are all into football, and day after that game of hide and seek is the best game ever. I would not call it "effect of Bitcoin", I would call it "effect of visual memory".

[ancafe]

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

I will not be against you introducing bitcoin to anyone including your own children, because it is your right and responsibility to those you introduce it to. But you also have to pay attention to their age because for young children whatever they see is just for fun and once they see another, more interesting picture they will also forget the previous one. It's how young children grow every day and there's no reason for them to be interested for long periods of time in something they know nothing about.

That's also how I teach my children to be interested in drawing and usually every day I give them a cartoon picture to redraw in a book and the next day when I give them another picture, it will also be illustrated again with the new picture I gave. That's the daily life of young children and there's nothing more interesting than playing for them, because the learning process will be in accordance with what is given by their parents or teachers.

[Smack That Ace]

Your story seems fictional to me, how is it possible to know about Bitcoin where there is no good mobile network? As Bitcoin is a digital currency and Bitcoin cannot be transacted without internet.Without there internet how do they know about Bitcoin.You don't need internet to take pictures on your phone. Don't have a phone or camera?  Because such events should have been captured in photos.However if it is true then I would say it is a good start for the children.  Children love to draw but they seem to draw because of it.  But you did not mention age, it would have been better if you mentioned age.

OP says they don't have good internet, he doesn't say they don't have internet where they live. With today's technology development, not everywhere in the world is equipped with 5G and 4G networks, but it is also rare that there is no internet. Even in the area where my grandparents live, they still have difficulty using electricity, but they can still use smartphones and social media, but it will have some limitations. But even if OP's story is true, I don't see anything related to children and bitcoin's impact on them. Just because the boy knows how to draw the bitcoin logo doesn't mean he knows about it.