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No, I think that it's more better to accumulate Bitcoin with a duration of time than setting a Bitcoin target, because if you set up a Bitcoin target, you are limiting yourself, you might stop accumulating if you get to that target very  early, but if you set a duration of time like 10 years or more, you are definitely going to accumulate more Bitcoin as long as you are consistent in your Bitcoin accumulation journey, because I know that their are times you might even invest aggressively or sometime buy during a dip, so accumulating according to timeframe is the best way to accumulate a bigger stash of bitcoin than setting a target that can be easily achieved.
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Age and time has nothing to do with and can't be a limitation for anyone to invest in bitcoin.

As an old man of 60 years and above and you are investing does not mean that you have a little time frame to invest, what if he lives longer than that young person you feels have more time to live an do not die as you expected, and even if he has a short time to live he can pass on his inheritance to his children or grand children or to someone he love that he would be pleased with, age is not a  guarantee to having a successful and booming bitcoin investment, since it does not have limitations or barriers. 

I agree with you that age is not a limitation, but Is more advisable to get started with your bitcoin investment at your  youthful age let's say within the range of ( 20 to 25 years ) so that by the time you get to the age of 60 years then you must have reach your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation. But getting started at the age of 60 does not make much sense to me, and there is every possiblepossiblity that you will end up not reachreaching your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation because some day you will be retired and become a pensioner and then you will have to adjust your weekly or monthly purchase to enable you cover other expenses and still have some discretionaryemergency fund and reserve funds available. this are the challenges that you will encounter when you choose to get started in old age.
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No, I think that it's more better to accumulate Bitcoin with a duration of time than setting a Bitcoin target, because if you set up a Bitcoin target, you are limiting yourself, you might stop accumulating if you get to that target very  early, but if you set a duration of time like 10 years or more, you are definitely going to accumulate more Bitcoin as long as you are consistent in your Bitcoin accumulation journey, because I know that their are times you might even invest aggressively or sometime buy during a dip, so accumulating according to timeframe is the best way to accumulate a bigger stash of bitcoin than setting a target that can be easily achieved.
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Age and time has nothing to do with and can't be a limitation for anyone to invest in bitcoin.

As an old man of 60 years and above and you are investing does not mean that you have a little time frame to invest, what if he lives longer than that young person you feels have more time to live an do not die as you expected, and even if he has a short time to live he can pass on his inheritance to his children or grand children or to someone he love that he would be pleased with, age is not a  guarantee to having a successful and booming bitcoin investment, since it does not have limitations or barriers. 

I agree with you that age is not a limitation, but Is more advisable to get started with your bitcoin investment at your  youthful age let's say within the range of ( 20 to 25 years ) so that by the time you get to the age of 60 years then you mostmust have reach your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation. But getting started at the age of 60 does not make much sense to me, and there is veryevery possible that you mightwill end up not reach your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation because some day you will be retired and become a pensioner and then you will have to adjust your weekly or monthly purchase to enable you cover other expenses and still have some discretionary fund and reserve funds available. this are the challenges that you will encounter when you choose to get started in old age.
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No, I think that it's more better to accumulate Bitcoin with a duration of time than setting a Bitcoin target, because if you set up a Bitcoin target, you are limiting yourself, you might stop accumulating if you get to that target very  early, but if you set a duration of time like 10 years or more, you are definitely going to accumulate more Bitcoin as long as you are consistent in your Bitcoin accumulation journey, because I know that their are times you might even invest aggressively or sometime buy during a dip, so accumulating according to timeframe is the best way to accumulate a bigger stash of bitcoin than setting a target that can be easily achieved.
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Age and time has nothing to do with and can't be a limitation for anyone to invest in bitcoin.

As an old man of 60 years and above and you are investing does not mean that you have a little time frame to invest, what if he lives longer than that young person you feels have more time to live an do not die as you expected, and even if he has a short time to live he can pass on his inheritance to his children or grand children or to someone he love that he would be pleased with, age is not a  guarantee to having a successful and booming bitcoin investment, since it does not have limitations or barriers.  

I agree with you that age is not a limitation, but Is more advisable to get started with your bitcoin investment at your  youthful age let's say within the range of ( 20 to 25 years ) so that by the time you get to the age of 60 years then you most have reach your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation. But getting started at the age of 60 does not make much sense to me, and there is very possible that you might end up not reach your investment goal or the status of overaccumulation because some day you will be retired and become a pensioner and then you will have to adjust your weekly or monthly purchase to enable you cover other expenses and still have some discretionary fund and reserve funds available. this are the challenges that you will encounter when you choose to get started in old age.