Quote from: Stalker22 on Today at 09:46:28 PM

Quote from: Natalim on Today at 09:25:42 PM

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But nevertheless, these young people are more intelligent and resourceful, compared to most of the adults. If they’ve seen new problems with their bitcoin investment, they can easily fix it because they have brilliant ideas that they developed on their own, aside from the experience they gained as well.

I dont think its realistic to assume young people automatically make better Bitcoin investors just because they are tech-savvy. No doubt social media exposes them to investing opportunities, but that can cut both ways. For every smart, resourceful young person who does research and thinks long-term, it seems like 10 more are just chasing quick pump-and-dump schemes they saw on TikTok or somewhere hoping to get rich instantly.

In the end, everything is the same no matter if young people in millennial circles or even in gen Z all have the same conditions where when they have more understanding or the rough term is that they are literate about technology and really want to improve their financial condition in the future then they think of bitcoin as an alternative to be used as material in investment, but in the end not all young people have the same understanding because in the end in this case we certainly realize that in the end being in bitcoin is a choice and it is certain that there will be pros and cons regardless of gender or age.

All goes back to choice in the end but on the other hand it cannot be denied that for now with conditions where bitcoin is increasingly recognized by people, it cannot be denied that there are additions from young people because indeed they sometimes look for more even though from what was originally just a whim but it cannot be denied regardless of hype or fomo today there are a lot of young people who are in this scope even though as you said not all do it.