Yeah, but you need traditional banking to cash out or deposit to CEX... So even though no direct age barrier exists in crypto, there are indirect barriers. Theoretically, you could search for P2P cash - crypto DEX without KYC, but it may not exist in your area.
In the future, however, if crypto becomes mainstream we no longer need exchanges, age is no longer a problem.
Holy shit. Both this thread, and OP's framing of the topic has to do with bitcoin, but you seem to not even know how to use the word bitcoin in your post, and so you end up talking about some vague and amorphous concept.. . .. which seems to relate to shitcoins. .. but hey, who knows what you are talking about, especially since you failed/refused to even say the word bitcoin in order that anyone reading your post might attempt to get some kind of a bearing upon what you mean.
No, there is no age limit in
crypto. But you have to remember because
crypto is a technology, those who are capable are people who already have sufficient knowledge. From the data I obtained until now
crypto users are 425 million. In some news that I read, the majority of
crypto owners are 25-34 years old. There is even a survey conducted by Forbes UK at least 18-25 years old currently has 1 type of
crypto. Certainly there may be some people under or Uper the age of 18, but probably not many. So I think the level of knowledge and education will affect when he will enter the
Crypto world. IMO
Source:
1.
https://explodingtopics.com/blog/cryptocurrency-stats#crypto-use-stats2.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/au/investing/cryptocurrency/cryptocurrency-statistics/Additionally, no matter how young you are, no one can question you about how you make money because no one keeps an eye on your wallet.
I actually thought of KYC in exchanges, but maybe it's only some, not all exchanges. Besides, there are many ways to own
Bitcoin and identity and age will never be used. But actually everything will deal with state institutions will require age and conditions that must be fulfilled. CMIIW
Wow!!! At least you did use the word "bitcoin" once.. Otherwise, you mention "crypto" whatever the fuck that is? six times, and maybe since cited a couple articles that also speak in the language of gobble-dee-gook, then you believe that it is acceptable to repeat such gobble-dee-gook ways of speaking?