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The ideal young age as a potential bitcoin adopter still conveys the purpose of Bitcoin as it should be. intact and there is no change from the aspect of excellence. Regardless of how the younger generation perceives Bitcoin if you look at it today, it is very easy for them to accept the existence of Bitcoin and quickly become familiar with making Bitcoin the right investment vehicle. They realize many things that Bitcoin is the freedom to control their finances.
I am not surprised by the results so far. It's the demographic that has some money to invest and is open to new ideas. The older generations are slowly warming to crypto, but it's not even close to younger generations who in turn are not even close to what older generations can put into investing (money wise).
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I think most Bitcoin investors are older folks and younger investors are into things like NFTs and smart contract chains like FTM and ICP.
It depends on the individual want because are some older folks who are also into NFTs but I have a reason to believe the graph was showing the real information about the age of Bitcoiners because most of the crypto investors are between the age of 15 to the 50s.Mind you, most Bitcoin early miners are within the again of 20 to 40 when it all started. An example is Laszlo Hanyecz.
Meanwhile, it was a graph created based on research about the age bracket of people who are into Bitcoin and the information may not be accurate but i believe it provides 90% correct pieces of information.
I am only 27 years old .and I am using cryptocurrency & I am using this forum from 2013 . When I was 16 years old . But I was folish then I see Bitcoin price $60-70 but I didn't hold Bitcoin then. If I was bought and keep holding 10-12 btc. Now I could make a huge profit and get rich
I have the same experience as you. I was 19 years old when I first heard about Bitcoin but since I was still unstable at that time, I was afraid to invest in it, and even thought of it as a scam. I ignored it but regret it later on. I'm in my 30's now and still putting up a good investment in Bitcoin because of the opportunities that I missed due to fear so I advise the younger generation to invest as early as possible because the price of Bitcoin is actually striking higher every bull run.
Nobody under the age of 18 in here? I sort of doubt that. Given a majority of the responses and ridiculous opinions here, I assumed that a majority of users were in the 15-17 range. Reading some of my trust feedbacks from trolls, I honestly doubt these people are adults. Look at this feedback from owlcatz:
Sorry, your cunty feedback is rubbish and mine is the truth. Do your trust network a favor and add this cunt ~ognasty to your trust settings to avoid this cunt on bitcointalk.
You can't convince me that a grown adult male actually wrote that about me in good faith after more than a decade of helping users here in various ways. I think it's far more likely that it's a child lashing out at those he views as authority in an attempt to elevate himself somehow (a.k.a. showing off for the other trolls). This just isn't adult behavior. At least not someone with an IQ above 100.
Sorry, your cunty feedback is rubbish and mine is the truth. Do your trust network a favor and add this cunt ~ognasty to your trust settings to avoid this cunt on bitcointalk.
You can't convince me that a grown adult male actually wrote that about me in good faith after more than a decade of helping users here in various ways. I think it's far more likely that it's a child lashing out at those he views as authority in an attempt to elevate himself somehow (a.k.a. showing off for the other trolls). This just isn't adult behavior. At least not someone with an IQ above 100.
I agree that Gen Z is being seen as a major force in this market, but they are not targeting bitcoin but altcoins and shitcoins instead.
Could be that this forum is a little bit to oldschool for Gen Z people, since here everything is more regulated and also the layout is more 2000-2010
. But I don't find this necessarily a bad thing, since this forum has also a lot of influence in the development of bitcoin and a serous talk about that would be way harder on a forum like reddit where everything is more of a mess. 
I would say maximum number of Bitcoiners on this forum are from 2013-2015. So, Age of Bitcoiners above 30 is going to be the maximum (atleast in this part of the forum) as most of the young ones are still wandering in Altcoins section. People do stupid stuff in young age and be more gentle as they mature, Bitcoin is that maturity which they will get after some years.
I agree that Gen Z is being seen as a major force in this market, but they are not targeting bitcoin but altcoins and shitcoins instead. They love to hunt for hidden gems and are willing to take any risks. After the recent market crash by Luna and some lending protocols, a lot of GEN Z lost a lot of money and they slowly started to realize only bitcoin is eternal and nothing else can be compared to it.
This poll actually made me happy- it is refreshing to see that majority of 'bitcoiners' are in the age group of 20-26, which makes the exposure of BTC high compared to when it first released and been operational for the first 5 years.
Though this may be the case, I hope that more people would be able to discover the existence of cryptocurrencies which may spark their curiosity in the process. The more people that utilizes cryptocurrencies in their payment, the more that the government would support it being implemented in their finance and economy.
Though this may be the case, I hope that more people would be able to discover the existence of cryptocurrencies which may spark their curiosity in the process. The more people that utilizes cryptocurrencies in their payment, the more that the government would support it being implemented in their finance and economy.
A young boy of early 20s will be interesting and ready to invest in anything or any opportunity given him because he has no much need for money, except for up keep and some unnecessary luxuries.
Then between 25-30 will be willing to invest the more to become a millionaire while planning to marry to trying to prosper with his family.
From 30 -35 is very much willing to invest, but this time around only to invest in something that is not looking like a scam. Probably he is tired of successive scams. They struggle to establish and still remember to invest.
35 - 40 are die hard investors and they believe bitcoin so much because they have tested many and trusted bitcoin.
40 above upto 80 are probably investing for their children and they are so cool about it because they are investing at their pace. $20 - $50 weekly investment plan is ok for this set.
But bitcoiners are young people. Bitcoin is money for the young, the old don't have much time for all the technicalities.
Then between 25-30 will be willing to invest the more to become a millionaire while planning to marry to trying to prosper with his family.
From 30 -35 is very much willing to invest, but this time around only to invest in something that is not looking like a scam. Probably he is tired of successive scams. They struggle to establish and still remember to invest.
35 - 40 are die hard investors and they believe bitcoin so much because they have tested many and trusted bitcoin.
40 above upto 80 are probably investing for their children and they are so cool about it because they are investing at their pace. $20 - $50 weekly investment plan is ok for this set.
But bitcoiners are young people. Bitcoin is money for the young, the old don't have much time for all the technicalities.
Wow, little bit surprised that 30-45 years old are the most ages here in this voting, although it may be still many more members here. and I am part of that age
I don't have any statistical data report but based on my assumption usually ages 18 to 35 are people who have open-minded when it comes to crypto.
Based on this article, half of the young men in the US it seems showing more interest on cryptocurrencies like trading and investing which is calculated almost half of the population, it's 43%.
This statistic may be different in each country. I am not sure this is also the same in my country. commonly, those under 20 years old will still not focus on investing. they will only focus on earning money and cashing out it to fulfill their own needs, not even care about the investment or savings. Based on this article, half of the young men in the US it seems showing more interest on cryptocurrencies like trading and investing which is calculated almost half of the population, it's 43%.
I think most Bitcoin investors are older folks and younger investors are into things like NFTs and smart contract chains like FTM and ICP.
It depends on the individual want because are some older folks who are also into NFTs but I have a reason to believe the graph was showing the real information about the age of Bitcoiners because most of the crypto investors are between the age of 15 to the 50s.Mind you, most Bitcoin early miners are within the again of 20 to 40 when it all started. An example is Laszlo Hanyecz.
A forum poll might not be accurate enough to reveal the reality, because many people don't answer them and a higher percentage of crypto adopters should participate in order to collect enough data to reach a conclusion.
Despite this, it's well known most crypto enthusiasts are from millennials' generation (1981 – 1996 birth date). Youngest generation isn't too interested in investing money, it seems. At least for now.
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I wouldn't say "not too interested" but more like they do not have the money for it. Consider it this way, the older you get, the more money you get because of career being better salary plus whatever you family has will be passed on to you. Hence why youngest generation would not have it, they neither worked enough to earn a good salary, and usually their parents and even maybe grandparents are still alive.Despite this, it's well known most crypto enthusiasts are from millennials' generation (1981 – 1996 birth date). Youngest generation isn't too interested in investing money, it seems. At least for now.
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But, people who are 40 or there about, may have higher salary, plus a good chunk of them may have lost their parents and inherited some stuff as well. This is why people who are 30-40 range could have a lot of interest in investment, and people who are 25 or under may be just looking to survive.
next year I will also be in the 30-35 area and that age is the age where everyone starts working seriously, working for their family so it's not surprising that at that age many bitcoiners are active.
Currently the younger generation is still starting to learn cryptocurrencies and has not really entered this forum. They are still engrossed in their own world and do not think that financial knowledge is very important. Those who join this forum at the age of 18-22 are those who are aware of how important crypto knowledge is. and for the age of 55 and over you are extraordinary, you still have the enthusiasm to continue to be in this forum and equip yourself with extensive knowledge.
Currently the younger generation is still starting to learn cryptocurrencies and has not really entered this forum. They are still engrossed in their own world and do not think that financial knowledge is very important. Those who join this forum at the age of 18-22 are those who are aware of how important crypto knowledge is. and for the age of 55 and over you are extraordinary, you still have the enthusiasm to continue to be in this forum and equip yourself with extensive knowledge.
I think a lot of the Generation Z (Aged 10 to 25) are still too young to really grasp the concept of having money that are not controlled by any government. (Honestly, I do not know if they really care about that... )
I beg to differ I have personally met people of the gen Z which been involved in crypto in a way or another, both online and face-to-face, being myself part of the gen Z.
Perhaps it has to do with the fact that in my country we are learning to embrace payment methods that are not dependant on our banks, we have developed some distrust towards our government with the years.
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I think most Bitcoin investors are older folks and younger investors are into things like NFTs and smart contract chains like FTM and ICP.
It depends on the individual want because are some older folks who are also into NFTs but I have a reason to believe the graph was showing the real information about the age of Bitcoiners because most of the crypto investors are between the age of 15 to the 50s.Mind you, most Bitcoin early miners are within the again of 20 to 40 when it all started. An example is Laszlo Hanyecz.
It is certain that the young generation between 25-40 is the most open and owns cryptocurrency, young people in these ages are fond of technology and certainly they are very passionate about cryptocurrency because it combines technology and the economy, meaning by working in cryptocurrencies you are inside the world of technology and at the same time earn Money and this is what young people like, but young people of the younger generation are usually fond of games and do not care much about building their economic life because they do not have enough awareness and are not able to take responsibility yet.
I think most Bitcoin investors are older folks and younger investors are into things like NFTs and smart contract chains like FTM and ICP.
Well, we can say that the age of Bitcoiners is basically between 16 and 60 years old:
* We could say as a matter of perspective that those who should have the most activity are those between 25 and 35 years old, so they are people who are possibly with Bitcoin since its inception, people who should have a broader knowledge of the subject, currently . generating capital for the consumption of these (Investments) and since they have sufficient maturity for the correct use of these.
* then come the 16 At 25 we could say that it is the young people who have been learning about the subject, since currently everyone knows Bitcoin but I feel that they do not have enough experience (perhaps I speak too much but it is my point of view).
* and finally there are the elderly who are between 40 and 60 years old... I recently saw a post on this subject in which they say that these characters have "hindered the issue of economic development" and because there are very few who apply this technology and understands that they are people who come from a time when there was no internet and are used to traditional means of payment, so understanding this new economy is complicated.
* We could say as a matter of perspective that those who should have the most activity are those between 25 and 35 years old, so they are people who are possibly with Bitcoin since its inception, people who should have a broader knowledge of the subject, currently . generating capital for the consumption of these (Investments) and since they have sufficient maturity for the correct use of these.
* then come the 16 At 25 we could say that it is the young people who have been learning about the subject, since currently everyone knows Bitcoin but I feel that they do not have enough experience (perhaps I speak too much but it is my point of view).
* and finally there are the elderly who are between 40 and 60 years old... I recently saw a post on this subject in which they say that these characters have "hindered the issue of economic development" and because there are very few who apply this technology and understands that they are people who come from a time when there was no internet and are used to traditional means of payment, so understanding this new economy is complicated.
Looks like the golden age for bitcoin is in the age group 30-45, glad to be in that group myself. It makes sense in my opinion to be interested in crypto currencies at that age. It's the age were we worked for several years already, paid back our student loans and finally can afford to save and invest some money. During the years before we might be interested in trading but don't have the capital to be really successful, and at an older age we have a lot of more expenses to worry about and the free money will be spend more on family. What I also noticed when talking to my niece and nephew is that they are not so concerned anymore about financial independence. Maybe it for us the time we lived through the big financial crisis in 2008 that we want more freedom and be independent from the government.
In my opinion, joining forums and becoming a bitcoiner doesn't need to look at age, yes although sometimes 18 is the limit for someone to make money, but I think many of us here may have been familiar with bitcoin and forums since we were under 18 years old, because the development of information that is easily accessible today by anyone including teenagers
I only know Bitcoins when I was 20+ yrs old, now that I'm 30, there are lots of things that I can share with the next generations especially some experiences for investing in the right project. But I say to the newbies that are hoping to enter the market, they need to give some time to read the basics and avoid YouTubers who are promoting shitcoins because those are the people who only want to steal money from you with their mouths. They are also an investor in the project they are promoting and they might be about to sell the coins they just needed some small talks to lure you to invest in their pump and dump coins so that they can pull their money out and leave you as a loser.
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