Quote from: Odohu on Today at 10:19:18 AM

Quote from: Tony116 on Today at 08:31:46 AM

Quote from: Odohu on August 14, 2023, 07:15:54 PM

Quote from: naira on August 14, 2023, 02:24:46 PM

Therefore I don't really target the old age range, I target young people, adults and at least those generations where the Internet existed when it was born.

No doubt, Bitcoin resonate more with younger people... this is expected anyways. The Internet generation will always love anything Internet related so it will be easier communicating with them in this regard. Nevertheless, I know a handful of elderly that have interest in Bitcoin... but it is not worth wasting time teacher the older generation about Bitcoin unless perhaps the aim is to suggest to them to buy Bitcoin for their heirs which is a wise counsel.

I disagree with this, bitcoin is for everyone, and we need to teach bitcoin to anyone who is interested in bitcoin. It's not fair and disrespectful when you ignore the elders and focus only on the younger ones.

I do not deny that young people will be the future of the country and they are more open to new things. But there are also many elderly people who are always eager to learn new things, and we should not ignore them, should not underestimate the elderly. The future of bitcoin, of the world belongs to the young but don't forget the elders who built this world, and maybe Satoshi is also one of the old generations that created bitcoin for our young generation.

If I remember correctly, on our forum there was also a bitcoiner named Jet Cash and he was over 80 years old. I guess he is the oldest investor we have, but his enthusiasm and faith in bitcoin is many times greater than the younger investors we have. Bitcoin is for everyone, we should not discriminate and ignore anyone especially older people and poorer people, they have the right to know bitcoin.

Tony you might actually be misunderstanding us a little. We are not disputing the fact that Bitcoin is for everyone because almost all of us in this forum will be super excited seeing Bitcoin sit comfortably in the mainstream and being a legal tender in all jurisdiction of the world.This is our utmost aspiration. We were actually talking with respect to the technology behind Bitcoin. You will agree with me that understanding the technology behind Bitcoin will make one appreciate the entire concept as well as the role of Bitcoin in the future we crave. This understanding is easier for the computer age and the tech savvy guys.

The older guys understand and appreciate Bitcoin more from the angle of investment that is why most of those having a firm grip of Bitcoin holding are the older guys because they know how to build and sustain wealth and so far, Bitcoin have proven to be a good source for that. Besides, computer was not started by our generation... there were computer gurus then and I guess the founder and creator of Bitcoin is not that young. So the resonate we mean is in terms of ease of understanding.

Odohu I think Tony focuses on the point that niara said about a waste of time teaching the older one's bitcoin unless to advise them to invest. And I'm on Tony's side here. You see, our main goal is to make bitcoin widely accepted everywhere, so it becomes a strong and recognized thing globally. So, why would we leave out the older generation?

Now, talking about the technology behind bitcoin, it's important to teach older folks about it. This helps them tell the difference between real opportunities and fake schemes, which keeps their money safe. If they don't know how to use bitcoin wallets or apps, how can they invest? Plus, these wallets and apps are part of the whole bitcoin technology thing. Don't we want them to stay connected in a world that's going digital all the time?