My [40F] daughter's [15F] cryptocurrency club is creating problems at our church

My family has been part of our church for several generations. My husband and I have been blessed with five children, and our whole family loves being involved in spiritual life.

A few months ago, my oldest daughter Hadley started a cryptocurrency investment club at the church. It's grown rapidly as members have become interested in investing and saw the club's results. I'm proud of Hadley's entrepreneurial spirit and leadership skills.

A few days ago, our pastor approached me concerned that Hadley's club is not in line with the church's values. He told me that she needs to shut it down.

In truth, our pastor is worried about Hadley stealing his thunder. I'd love to point out his hypocrisy and remind him how he initially loved the idea and said it would increase younger members' involvement in the church. But there's no room to push back because I'm applying for a leadership position in the church mother's ministry, and I need his support.

I want to guide my daughter towards phasing out the group, but she doesn't have enough money to pay everyone back. She's been doing so well with the club that cash has never been a problem, but if she shut down immediately, she'd owe thousands of dollars that she can't repay.

Closing the club in this way would create a huge scandal. It would definitely jeopardize my chances at the mother's ministry and could create legal headaches for me even though I've had no involvement with the club at all.

I asked Hadley to get a job to make up the difference, but she's gotten the idea that investing is her life path. She wants to earn the money by starting a TikTok about investing, but I think she needs to get over this cryptocurrency phase altogether.

How do I convince my daughter to give up this cryptocurrency stuff and that she's not too good for babysitting?

TL;DR - Daughter's cryptocurrency investment club has gotten out of control, and I want her to get a regular job instead.