At a family gathering in 2015, my tech-savvy cousin, Jake, enthusiastically explained Bitcoin to everyone. He described it as "digital gold" and even showed us a wallet app on his phone. Most of us were skeptical, especially Grandpa, who grumbled about "monopoly money." Fast forward to 2021, and Jake had turned his modest investment into a small fortune. Grandpa, surprisingly, became intrigued and asked Jake to help him buy his first Bitcoin. Now, every Sunday, they sit together, tracking the market and discussing blockchain technology. Grandpa still calls it "funny money," but with a twinkle in his eye and a growing portfolio, he's become the unlikely crypto enthusiast of the family.