Some weeks ago, I explained in a post how
I taught my octogenarian and Septuagenarian parents about Bitcoin. One of the comments that caught my attention was made by Jet Cash.
I'm 80 in June. Why are you guys surprised that older people can embrace the concept of Bitcoin? Many of us have enquiring minds, and are prepared to look at new concepts with an open attitude. This is why many older people have a better understanding of the 'rona scam and vaccination mania, and don't just accept government and pharma' propaganda.
At that point, some of the questions that came to mind were, at what age did he start learning about bitcoin? What role did age and prior experience play in helping him learn about bitcoin and cryptocurrency? With his current knowledge about bitcoin and cryptocurrency, does he wish he started at an earlier age?
I was 29 when I started learning about bitcoin and it has been one hell of a ride. I know other members of this community also have their unique experiences which I am interested in reading about. So, I may just as well throw these questions open for discussion.
1. At what age did you start learning about bitcoin?
2. What role did age and prior experience play in helping you learn about bitcoin and cryptocurrency?
3. With your current knowledge about bitcoin and cryptocurrency, do wish you started at an earlier age?
Dear Jet Cash, I wish you a very happy birthday in advance. Thank you for all that you do for the community.I had an interest in knowing about Bitcoin within my third decades a time at which I was already done with my first degree and was all in focus for nothing but a nice employable lucrative Job which pay is reasonable.
Ever since the introduction of Bitcoin to me and with the much interest I developed towards getting much knowledge about it and how financially beneficial it Should be to me, my focus on employee job has gotten a paradigm shift to finding ways I could raise income through Bitcoin and be self employed rather than been employed.