Also Girls Should Be Taught About Bitcoin

[Yatsan]

Is there such thing as gender preference in any field of investment? 'coz if there is, then I would be surprised. What matters most in any field of investment is how an individual would manage the investment, risk, capital and projected profit regardless of race, color, gender, amd social status. But it takes one's initiative to do so and ofcourse courage. Especially in this industry wherein risk is obvious from the market prices up to this technology's adoption across countries. As long as you understand what you are engaging yourself with, then you're good to invest already and also if you have the financial capacity to do so.

[uneng]

Bitcoin is for everyone who wants to adopt it, but it seems people still get surprised when they see a girl making use of BTC, what shouldn't happen at all, since women are normal individuals like any other man who have financial needs, attraction for technology and their own philosophies, beliefs and ideologies which can be concretized through BTC adoption. Just let everyone confortable to learn and absorb knowledge they think it will be interesting and useful for them, and they will do the rest, being them children, women, men or elders.

[qwertyup23]

Just like in any other aspect, gender should not be an issue with respect to the 21st century. Men and women are equal in all aspects and this should be the normal way of thinking when it comes to any kind of application.

Though this may be the case, everyone is entitled to know and discover the limitless and endless potential of cryptocurrencies. Be it men or women, everyone should take advantage of this opportunity while its price is somehow and relatively low in the market.

Hopefully in the coming years, the entry to cryptocurrencies would be lower in a way that its complexity and technicality would be a little bit easier for everyone to know and apply.

[S A KHAIR]

Bitcoin is for everyone, not only girls but also the elderly, or anyone with investment needs, making money can invest in bitcoin. Moreover, the world is becoming more and more equal, there is no reason why men can invest in bitcoin but women cannot. You did a great job, and I hope your sister will talk about bitcoin with more friends.

[TheUltraElite]

I dont see why gender comes out to be a problem in owning or trading bitcoin. If women are not given access to electricity and internet in Bangladesh, then that is the bigger problem along with education and removal of religious dogma which binds them down to the ground. The same with poverty stricken people who dont have access to these necessities and for whom bitcoin is somewhat of a luxury.

If you ask me, everyone should be learned about bitcoin. After that it is their choice to use it or not.

[ImThour]

Technology is gender-neutral. Everyone is able to take advantage of the latest technology and Bitcoin is more of a technological advancement rather than just a way to invest your money.
Also, it's age doesn't matter. If someone is not earning, teach them how to manage their money once they start making and if someone is already making, teach them how to invest it.

[Kakmakr]

I actually taught a lot of young girls at a birthday party on how to buy bitcoins and where to spend it. There was some Kitty game that they wanted to play, but they did not know how to buy bitcoins... so I taught them.

They were still young, but a use case was created and they wanted to participate in that. The boys used their bitcoins to play some war game, where you try to torpedo the other persons boats... was actually a nice game. 

[rat03gopoh]

She told me that she is interested to be a Bitcoin user.

Now have a look at this https://www.bitrawr.com/bangladesh#:~:text=Is%20Bitcoin%20legal%20in%20Bangladesh%3F
Don't know how obedient you're to be a citizen, and how strictly the law is enforced. Teaching knowledge about bitcoin isn't a problem regardless of gender, but using it is prohibited according to the regulations of the country you come from.

[Japinat]

Well, she indeed have every right to learn about bitcoin and what can it do to the people's lives. Actually, I cannot even recall about bitcoin that is only limited for boys/men nor having other boundaries to an opposite gender as this cryptocurrency is created for everybody's use. And I'm glad that your sister is showing some signs of being interested towards cryptocurrencies because most people that I've know after hearing about bitcoin and stuff, they surrender at an early phase after knowing that there is more to know and it's not just about buying low and selling high.

[_BlackStar]

Everyone who is aware of what bitcoin is should learn it and take advantage of it. I don't even think bitcoin was just created for one gender ^[male] so girls don't have to learn about it. So whoever they are aware of what bitcoin is and how it works, then they should learn it and take advantage of it. It doesn't matter if they don't want to use it as currency - they can use it as potential asset in their investment.

[bitLeap]

This is not a place of discrimination so anyone can easily learn bitcoin regardless of gender and age, so it is only natural that women can also learn about this.
Now learning bitcoin is actually quite easy even though you can't teach your siblings and it's just the basics, as long as there is internet we are free to search for anything and indeed teaching materials about the introduction of bitcoin are also very much on the internet even though we really need to filter it because not all of it is useful and it is actually misleading but the internet can be used as a place to study with lots of references.
You also have to say the risks in this case don't let your siblings only be tempted because of the benefits because this kind of thing is not as easy as it looks at first glance.

[loopes]

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Your story is more or less fascinating because at any point in time we try to introduce bitcoin to people around us irrespective of their gender differences, i will say that your sister had made her choice already right from when she demanded to learn about bitcoin, she realized that her gender difference shouldn't be a barrier to knowing about bitcoin, be an investor and be financially free and independent, same should other people learn from this that bitcoin is meant for all, no gender bias, it's not meant for the men alone, try encourage her to take more adequate steps in learning about bitcoin the more because she's just getting started.

I also have taught my siblings to engage with bitcoin. My Fisrt sibling is boy then my second sibling is girl, although my first sibling give more attention then her, i should not different their gender as barriers. Maybe they have different preferences so i can not ask them for the same response and attention.

[Rruchi man]

She told me that she is interested to be a Bitcoin user.

I have seen ladies who are seriously learning how to trade and invest in cryptocurrency as well as other investments. It shows that there are more women who are becoming interested and intentional about their own finance and not just depending on a man's own. Bitcoin is for all genders not just males.

One of my biggest joy about this forum is that although the number of males in this forum is high, there are still women who are members of this forum.

[SmartCharpa]

That's a nice thing you're doing, and it's not a bad concept, but if you think your sister is aware of how risky bitcoin is most of the time, like me, I doubt I'll not be able to tell my sister about it, and she frequently asks me how I manage to make a little money. She won't even bother to have a little respect for me again if I teach her about bitcoin, she starts making money, in my opinion, because she will always believe that I make money and she does too. I don't believe it's advisable for me to introduce her to bitcoin.

[Magic-Money]

The world is changing and technology has come to take a place, which Bitcoin is a digital currency, where you can buy and sell without any respect of gender be it men or female, the most important thing about Bitcoin investment is to have the basics knowledge, which you have done, to share with your younger sister, exactly like wise me, when my sister visited me, she was looking for a legit online business she can do, when I told him about Bitcoin, she was very interesting, because she has attended seminar where they teach her about forest trading, and because of the method of funding account through broker as of then give her discouraged, but immediately she got to know I'm into Bitcoin trading and investment, she was very happy and excited to learn, which was not difficult to her to understand, because of knowledge she had about stock market, and currently now I'm very happy she knows Bitcoin trading and she can teach or share her knowledge as well, with a prof that is really making money from Bitcoin trading.

[flyingcarpet]

My younger sister told me that how you bear your pocket money because dad doesn't give you much money without education fees. I told my sister that I have a little investment in Bitcoin and I am a short term trader (though the fund is little). She told that she learned about Bitcoin at her ICT related books. But she has not much knowledge about it. Then I tried to teach him the basics of Bitcoin. At last I succeed though there are enough information to learn by my sister. She told me that she is interested to be a Bitcoin user. And already she started to keep some money from daily pocket money and after that she will invest in Bitcoin. I told that not only you but also other girls should learn about Bitcoin and Blockchain technology. She told me that she will share her experience about Bitcoin with her college friends. I am now much happy by sharing with my younger sister about Bitcoin and will be more happy if she share information and teach other friends.

Both boys and girls of all ages should learn Bitcoin. Bitcoin can shape the future of many. People usually meet bitcoin through people around them. Your brother is definitely one of the lucky people. Your sibling's friends will also learn bitcoin thanks to your sibling. In this way, both the bitcoin community is growing and the number of people who benefit is increasing.

[bitgolden]

My younger sister told me that how you bear your pocket money because dad doesn't give you much money without education fees. I told my sister that I have a little investment in Bitcoin and I am a short term trader (though the fund is little). She told that she learned about Bitcoin at her ICT related books. But she has not much knowledge about it. Then I tried to teach him the basics of Bitcoin. At last I succeed though there are enough information to learn by my sister. She told me that she is interested to be a Bitcoin user.

It's obvious that they do, and I have seen as many girls on social media interested in crypto as I have seen guys, when it's about making more money then both genders are interested in learning more. I get it, sure there is a stigma about how women do not work at "dirty" jobs like sewer system or plumbers or high altitude electric wire changers etc etc, yes it's true that most people there are male and that is been true for a while, and I do support women getting into those jobs too if they want to but they just don't want to.

But this isn't one of those, crypto as a whole is a place where women exist, maybe they are not everywhere, like maybe futures trading could be more male oriented (just example, no idea about reality) but as a whole they are in crypto too.

[southerngentuk]

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are for everyone, regardless of gender. Your sister has shown great interest and initiative in learning about Bitcoin, and it's amazing that she realizes that her gender shouldn't limit her from exploring and investing in cryptocurrencies. By continuing to support and encourage her in her learning journey, she can absorb more knowledge and take the next steps towards becoming a confident and knowledgeable Bitcoin user. Not only will this help her become financially independent, but it will also help break gender stereotypes and promote equality in the worlds of finance and technology. Please continue to support her enthusiasm and passion for learning, and she will certainly continue to grow in her knowledge and expertise.

[tjtonmoy]

Gender should never be an obstacle when it comes to learning anything. Not to mention, we have seen or heard about many female investors or users in bitcoin platform. Bitcoin is a piece of technology and whoever shows interest in it, they are free to learn about it. But it totally depends on a person's personal choice. Not every male in this world knows about bitcoin, same as not many females know about it too. As days goes by, I am sure we will see more and more people of all gender will come forward in order to accept bitcoin. There's no restriction for any gender to not learn about Bitcoin. So it is possible, and I am sure that this will happen, that's for sure.

Currently, if we really try to see the ratio between male and female, the males are ahead. But I won't surprise if I see it being 1:1 soon, or the female could take the lead. Only time will what is waiting for us in the future.

[nimogsm]

I don't know why to separate into men and women. In this story, I liked the fact that this is your family member and now you can transfer your knowledge that you have received before, it's interesting. Another question is whether she is sincerely interested in this or is it just an experiment for her and she does not plan to devote herself to this industry for a long time. I would be very happy to read what the result will be at least in half a year.