I understand that you are bringing up age in a kind of presumption that some of us might have a decent amount of time to invest into bitcoin, but surely there is going to be some time-line variance, and younger people might well be able to start to enjoy their bitcoin and even their finances well before getting old, but they still will have to be careful in regards to how they would manage their BTC holdings in such a way that they would not be enjoying too much of it too soon, even if they believe that they had achieved their BTC accumulation targets at ages that might well be quite below the normal times that we might consider normies to be going into retirement status.

Many of us likely realize that there can be a lot of advantages to being able to have our time to work on our side, as long as we do not screw things up too badly, and surely by definition older people may well not have time to work on their side, but they may well have more capital that they already have accumulated through life.. while at the same time, they may well have concerns about whether and/or how many changes they might be willing to make in terms of potentially adding bitcoin into the mix of capital that they have already accumulated.