I can't come to such a conclusion even though digitization also makes it very easy for someone to get to know bitcoin. Everyone has a different mindset about bitcoin even though it is said to be the most valuable asset compared to gold and others. Even many young people in my country cannot take bitcoin for granted even though they know their value, but several reasons have also been explained.
Being involved or not in bitcoin depends on how the individual uses it, but I think almost all internet-savvy young people know about bitcoin. But even so, not everyone who knows bitcoin is involved in investing and what I want to convey is how far young people know bitcoin, not how many people are involved in investing.
So far I have introduced bitcoin to a number of young people, especially in my scope of work. Some were interested in getting a more detailed explanation and some just ignored it as if I was trying to scam them with illegal investments. But about the future, I believe that bitcoin will get more interest from various circles even though at the moment its growth is still hampered due to misinformation.
The problem lies in how far they are able to leverage and how involved they are in investing in bitcoin. Experience and further learning is a method that needs to be studied further and of course it is not as easy as providing an understanding of other things because investment is related to money and risk, so there are many considerations for people to accept it, especially the many cases of ponzi schemes that have occurred in our country, so makes people feel worried and not easy to believe.
I'm sure that in the next few years young people's perceptions like that will disappear and young people will understand more about bitcoin investment. It took time for them to accept bitcoin as an investment and when they understand that bitcoin has many benefits, I believe it will be easier for them to take advantage of it.