Quote from: avikz on July 01, 2018, 06:55:14 PM

It's a very good news for the crypto community in general. I have earlier also mentioned that the majority of the investable funds are locked in with the older mass who are conventional in nature. Also they don't want to take huge risk in their investment portfolio. However, the survey shows that the new generation is more comfortable with the crypto investment. The only issue is that they don't have much investable funds in hand.

However, once this mass will start working and earning money, we will be able to see a lot of funds coming into the crypto economy. That change is not visible now, but it will be more evident within next 3-5 years once this new generation people will join their workplace. A change is definitely coming, slowly but surely.

but I think that it can only be applied in developed countries because investment in property in the third world is more profitable besides its value is rapidly increasing but can be at the same time for housing, but maybe in the next ten years if the need for bitcoin currencies starts to be needed, people can imitate developed countries using cryptocurrency currency but I don't think it's for investment but tend to be in the interest of substituting currencies between countries.