Quote from: EarnOnVictor on June 05, 2024, 02:21:15 PM

For me, I do not support young people investing but their parents or older friends or relatives may do that for them. This is not because the investment is bad for them, but first, they are not of the legal age which the law frowns so much at, and secondly, they may lose focus on their education and other useful things in life if they start investing and controlling it all by themselves at the very young age. And as we know, investment is risky and could be very dangerous at the same time, this is aside from the fact that it's addictive just like gambling, so it is for a very good reason for the government to have barred them from such activities until they reach adult age, we should respect that.

Yes, that one side is also a special consideration and let them go through the stages of the educational process and focus on completing them. It's the same as when we want to invest in BTC or want to trade, there is always time and opportunity, anytime and anywhere as long as we want to start.

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on June 05, 2024, 02:21:15 PM

However, if I have my way, it is until they reach the maturity age that they should be allowed. You might ask, what do I mean? But truly, reaching 18 years of age doesn't automatically qualify a child for maturity. The child will have to prove the maturity through thinking and doing. Above all, anything risky should be well-tabled to these young children at the same, and with the right education and explanation, they will be able to know the pros and cons and act rightly at the right age.

Of course. Everything will come by itself and it is better that the initial introduction is also communicated so that at the beginning they are also familiar with what BTC is and what the potential is if they come one day when they are ready.