Quote from: Igebotz on Today at 02:23:30 PM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 11:26:01 AM

Quote from: Stepstowealth on Today at 10:57:12 AM

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

This age group are easy to convince to invest in cryptocurrencies. Also above 45 because they are still in town and like businesses. But age is not what that really matters.

What that really matters is having money to invest, and most importantly your knowledge to know about something fast.

This would have make more sense if it is about bitcoin. We are gambling with altcoins.

When it comes to bringing new technology to the elderly, age matters. Luddites are often 45 or older and are constantly sceptical of technological innovation.

You can't bring new things to these groups unless they want to be a part of it; they are the most difficult to educate about Bitcoin.

In Nigeria, the average person aged 45 to 80 has little access to the Internet, and most of our parents are uninterested in the Internet; my grandmother would laugh if you introduced her to anything online.

Then younger generation are usually excited about new techs and always want to try new things. They're the targeted audience.

You are absolutely correct @Igebotz, that is the real truth about it. Actually age matters alot, more especially in this Bitcoin investment because is more about internet, everything about it, is always don online. So it would be very hard for our grandmother and grandfather to understand what we are talking about, due to the fact that they are not in the age of internet again.

Just like as you mentioned I think is quite easier for the younger generation. Because whenever it comes to online stuff they are always able and capable to explore the more and gained more knowledge.