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 fact, this is what often happens that I have seen in real life in my environment.
Young people who are still quite selfish don't see Bitcoin as a long-term investment because they only see quick profits without doing any research first.
More people are interested in the pump dump scheme that exists in memecoins because they want to take quick profits, but they are not aware that it has the risk of losing faster.
Social media such as TikTok is their main information to participate in the pump dump scheme, there are many influencers who are irresponsible in providing recommendations for altcoins or memecoins whose development is unclear.
Today's young people do dominate technological developments, but they also won't automatically become Bitcoin investors because there is a lot of knowledge they need.