Bitcoin story

[Y3shot]

I think one of the memorable stories that can serve as introduction of bitcoin to young people expecially children, is to tell them about about the beginning of bitcoin,  how people never believed in it or find it interesting because they knew it is going to be a boon in this modern day. I think a story will put lots of memories in the head of children which they will grow with to later learn bitcoin proper. I feel starting with a dip introduction can be complicated for children to comprehend.

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

[dzungmobile]

Stories are stories but their meanings will be different with different times you know about them. If you are living in times of stories going on, you deeply understand about them. If you only heard about it years later, you will likely not actually understand about context of those stories.

Like how did you know contexts of first trade Pizza for bitcoins or how this market was very sensitive and vulnerable with fud like 5 or 10 years ago? You never can actually feel about it if you only join this market in 2022 or 2023.

[syedakhlaque]

It is very interesting to tell the story of Bitcoin to children. How Bitcoin Started. Whom do it & when it happend to work. and what is block chain technology?
This would be a good activity if the students are introduced to Bitcoin right from the primary classes. It should be part of education as an optional subject. So that students should trained in economic activities from the beginning. They have the tendency of professional education. And grow up to be able to perform better economic services and become economically self-sufficient.

[Y3shot]

Stories are stories but their meanings will be different with different times you know about them. If you are living in times of stories going on, you deeply understand about them. If you only heard about it years later, you will likely not actually understand about context of those stories.

The essence for stories is for young people to have interest in the name of bitcoin which it will make them to be willing to know bitcoin well when they grow up to understand things better. It is better thus way than trying to explain what bitcoin is which may seems difficult to for them to understand. Of recent their are cartoons bitcoin stories that kids can watch and it is an interesting one with create good memories to remember the name bitcoin as kids.

[salad daging]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

Isn't there already a comic about bitcoin that educates children? In some marketplaces, there are already many comics about bitcoin and for those who want to teach children, they can buy these comics.

Now also cartoon stories about bitcoin have been made a lot you might be able to find it there, even if I'm not mistaken there used to be a thread that discussed bitcoin that teaches children but I forgot, but after I found it I will edit it again here.

add: The World's First Kids Cartoon about Bitcoin

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I think one of the memorable stories that can serve as introduction of bitcoin to young people expecially children, is to tell them about about the beginning of bitcoin,  how people never believed in it or find it interesting because they knew it is going to be a boon in this modern day. I think a story will put lots of memories in the head of children which they will grow with to later learn Bitcoin proper. I feel starting with a dip introduction can be complicated for children to comprehend.

For me, I think the best way to make kids comprehend about Bitcoin is when you explain in a cartoon format, and nothing more, because trying to tell them about the beginning of Bitcoin, Bitcoin has several beginning, of which for me starting with the meaning of Bitcoin, it's basic terms and the year it was invented and who invented it are the best approach to handling this, just as explained in the YouTube video I will be sharing below, which I just happen to come across, and I think that's indeed the best video which explains Bitcoin in it's basic to a complete novice.


Link: https://youtu.be/rxTqmlGisGE?si=IQCeHyRdYI5nal6X

[Upgrade00]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

I will rather introduce children very slowly to the entire financial system and how the can game that system. Introducing then to just Bitcoin is limited when it will form just a part of their financial life not the entirety of it and that's if they get into it at all.

When it comes to introducing the financial system there are various ways that can be done, using stories children find exciting is one way to do that, you need to find what works for you.

[mvdheuvel1983]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

The best way to talk to anyone about anything to pique their interests is through a story. It is not only kids who loves a good story, teenagers, and adult love a good story. And for kids colorful illustrations about money will a conversation starter for them after which you slowly and carefully tell about bitcoin.

If you notice that the kids seem to be distracted and interested in your story, do not force them. Just move to something else and revisit the story at a later time.

[ZAINmalik75]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

Or you may consider preferring them to watch cartoons of BTC learnings because Kids want to watch a cartoon which should have some good and funny story, any one of them might not make the impression therefore we need a series of cartoons on different big channels so they would get more consumers. Or, we can teach children about how currency is created and from which date we are using currencies, and what types are there.

Questions like these will help them to think beyond their circle of limit, which is that money is there from the start most of them will even think that money is created after many years, this fact will be new to them so when they will have good knowledge about currency and its history they will learn about BTC better.

And with the history of currency, they will know what potential BTC has and how can it become the future type of currency. Everything is revolutionizing even the currencies are.

[BenCodie]

There are many of these already. There are comics about Bitcoin, which can be found just by googling "bitcoin comics". On top of that there are even some videos. I'd have a look at Bitcoin and Friends. It's a short series about Bitcoin, presented in a fun way.

I think when it comes to teaching, history would be better taught through stories in all forms. When it comes to using it on the other hand, I don't think a comic or a cartoon would do the trick in helping a minor understand Bitcoin.

Let me ask though, when you are a child was education about money forced upon you? Even in later years, was money an informed topic? Even to this day, it isn't in most places. Partially because who would want to teach a broken system, but also because it is something for children to not sorry about knowing how to use.

I think the best thing to teach a child is storing value in the right place, replacing the piggy bank with the Bitcoin jar, everything added in goes into the BTC. Then, comparing the value of that money with Bitcoin's value when they are of age.

[Stalker22]

Teaching kids about complicated stuff like Bitcoin can be tricky.  But making up fun stories and games is a sneaky way to get them interested.  Like maybe the kids could go on a Bitcoin treasure hunt and win coins for finishing little tasks along the way.  That makes it like an adventure instead of boring homework and  the point is to make the learning part feel like playtime.  Kids brains soak things up better when they are enjoying themselves.

[livingfree]

I think one of the memorable stories that can serve as introduction of bitcoin to young people expecially children, is to tell them about about the beginning of bitcoin,  how people never believed in it or find it interesting because they knew it is going to be a boon in this modern day. I think a story will put lots of memories in the head of children which they will grow with to later learn bitcoin proper. I feel starting with a dip introduction can be complicated for children to comprehend.

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

It is a good introduction to the kids.

But to mind you that, there are people that don't agree of introducing Bitcoin to as young as the kids because they just don't think that it's the right time in doing so.

There are lots of things that can be introduced to them and why Bitcoin? well, I am not the one speaking on that part because I agree that it's a good thing to mention every story that you can tell to a kid and introduce it to them as young as they can be.

And that is because their curiosity is there and they will remember what you've told them about it.

[bayu7adi]

If no one tries, no one knows whether it impacts the younger generation or not. Stories are always interesting for anyone to follow, but ensuring if they are genuinely curious about Bitcoin as you mean it is quite challenging. They might just enjoy the storyline itself, not necessarily the subject of the story.

Teaching Bitcoin to the younger generation is indeed a commendable effort. I personally appreciate it more than people who don't contribute anything to promote BTC in their surroundings. We all know that the more people support BTC, the stronger its position becomes. This way, we all gain confidence to hodl for even longer.

I agree with the idea of teaching Bitcoin to newcomers. If they are interested in learning about Bitcoin, help them with what you know. That way, at least we create a comfortable space for all Bitcoin users.

[Raflesia]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

Currently when talking about introducing children to bitcoin it is already diverse and there are many sources that can support it such as several comics that are already available in the marketplace today or indeed if you don't want to be bothered there are other things that can be done by looking at bitcoin-themed cartoons which are now also quite a lot on several social media channels or youtube and if I'm not mistaken there has been someone who introduced this in one of the threads.

The problem is only one I think in this case, namely the child's interest because after all it is one of the important factors if in the end the child is interested in it then some methods will be very easy to enter but if in the end they are not too excited don't force it because this will actually burden the child.

[Zlantann]

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

Children can learn through different teaching methods like demonstration, storytelling, explanation or even role-playing. You have to identify the best teaching methods that suit the child you want to teach. The storytelling method is good because it leads to a quick understanding of the topic and lessons can be easily drawn from the story. Different cartons have tried to showcase the story of Bitcoin simply and understandably for children to learn. But we should also know that children shouldn't be bothered with Bitcoin education unless they naturally show interest in learning about it.

Children are already occupied with school activities and should be allowed to enjoy their childhood. They should be allowed to play around with friends, study their books and learn interpersonal skills. As they become adolescents, Bitcoin education can be gradually introduced.

[Jating]

I think one of the memorable stories that can serve as introduction of bitcoin to young people expecially children, is to tell them about about the beginning of bitcoin,  how people never believed in it or find it interesting because they knew it is going to be a boon in this modern day. I think a story will put lots of memories in the head of children which they will grow with to later learn bitcoin proper. I feel starting with a dip introduction can be complicated for children to comprehend.

I think introducing bitcoin as a story will be better for children to know about Bitcoin and it will be more interesting for them and they would want to get more details about bitcoin as they grow up.

I really don't understand why we need to introduce bitcoin to our young children? For me as a parent, I'm totally against it. There are a lot of lessons in life that you can tell them, and I don't think that bitcoin should be one of them.

In any case, though, we have a lot of similar topics in the past:

• Crypto (Bitcoin) and children personal Finance Education
• An easy approach to Bitcoin
• Don't Force Your Children to Learn Bitcoin
• Are Your Kids Aware Of Bitcoin? Teach Them.
• Teaching children Bitcoin is not in vain

[decodx]

Stories definitely grab kids' attention, so telling the mysterious tale of Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's creator, would get them hooked.  So you can capture their curiosity about who this masked mastermind was and how they invented something so groundbreaking.  I bet picturing this cryptic character dreaming up their big brainchild would fire up young imaginations.  

Though people here make a good point - there's probably childrens books or comics on Bitcoin's origins already floating around online.  Even if there aren't, making up our own fun kid-friendly tale of how Bitcoin came to be could be a cool creative project.  It might be interesting to try spinning this compelling yarn into a unique tall tale for young readers.

[Assface16678]

Stories are stories but their meanings will be different with different times you know about them. If you are living in times of stories going on, you deeply understand about them. If you only heard about it years later, you will likely not actually understand about context of those stories.

The essence for stories is for young people to have interest in the name of bitcoin which it will make them to be willing to know bitcoin well when they grow up to understand things better. It is better thus way than trying to explain what bitcoin is which may seems difficult to for them to understand. Of recent their are cartoons bitcoin stories that kids can watch and it is an interesting one with create good memories to remember the name bitcoin as kids.

I agree with you that introducing bitcoin, or the word bitcoin, or maybe the concept of bitcoin, to a younger generation is a good idea because, who knows, someone might take an interest and start investing or deep diving in bitcoin. But I think we also need to introduce bitcoin to more mature minds, maybe in the high school stage, because that's when young people are more curious, and some young people tend to become early adopters of something. And with the advancements and many ways of accessing and reaching people these days, we can think of many ways to educate or influence others about bitcoin. Like you've said, most commonly, social media is powerful in this generation, so maybe we can spread the idea of bitcoin or crypto currency itself to many more people around the world. Yes,  bitcoin is quite powerful and popular, but I think providing knowledge and more information is also very helpful.

[Bananington]

Where it would make more sense, is if the story is told from the perspective of money. Afterall, BTC is money and we as bitcoiners should refer to it as such without exception when telling the tale of its existence and struggle to gain relevance in our society today.
Children learn very fast, and if such knowledge is taught them at a very young age, they would do better in terms of investment in these areas where their guardian adults have interest and have pointed out as a potential treasure hold of wealth.

[passwordnow]

Children learn very fast, and if such knowledge is taught them at a very young age

This is true that most of the children today are very quick in learning. With few simple words and they will remember and get to learn that and how much more if they look for some resources online and will apply that to the word and lesson that they've been told to study. So while giving them the idea at a young age, they will grow up from it and it is going to be with them as they grow older.

they would do better in terms of investment in these areas where their guardian adults have interest and have pointed out as a potential treasure hold of wealth.

From a perspective of money, it's true that they'll learn about investment, bitcoin as it is money, and everything in finance. Because bitcoin isn't just a crypto that they get to hold and earn. But it's also something that teaches them financially and how to know more about economics and everything that surrounds it. It also varies to the parent if they are going to teach all of what they know to them but most parents will do.