I think there is no age in terms of getting engaged in investment at bitcoins.
The people should learn it as early as they are because they can be able to make a move that can help their future life alot.
Topic: People with most bitcoins should be in their 20's by now - page 3. (Read 1132 times)
people whom i know are usually mid-40s. not sure if there are younger ones outside my circle.
Bitcoin was not expensive back in 2009, so kids could afford to buy these coins for a few cents. Most children between 8 and 10 years old would not necessarily search for complex technologies like Crypto currencies, but they are always looking for ways to make some extra pocket money.
They could have seen some video on people mining bitcoins with GPUs and they might have jumped in to mine these coins with their gaming pc's.
They could have seen some video on people mining bitcoins with GPUs and they might have jumped in to mine these coins with their gaming pc's.
There are difference between the rich and the poor country. If you are belong in rich country some opportunity have been their and most of all advance technology with online business strategy opportunities but if you belong in third world countries I don't think so 20's is having with it.
But we need young people to boasting up because young is superiority.
But we need young people to boasting up because young is superiority.
Most are probably on their 30s and 40s, especially those with prior interests in cryptography and a digital cash system (Nick Szabo, Hal Finney and others, just to name a few). While the majority of those with interests in crypto are in their 20s, it's undeniable that those whales are somewhat older, due to their money and experience in the field. It'll be cool to know the demographics of bitcoin users but then again, that goes against 'privacy' and some statistics regarding age groups of bitcoin users may somewhat be unreliable.
Yeah of course we can't know the age of a user, because it's someone's privacy, we can't even know who an early adopter was a few years ago, but it's true what you say, mostly people who are interested in cryptotechnology are people who are 30s or older , moreover bitcoin is still unknown at that time ?
I'm not so sure if there are teenagers who have bitcoin until 10+ ... most teenagers spend their money to have fun with their friends ... those who have bitcoin are usually adults over 35 years old ...
I also think that most bitcoin millionaires are young people. Young people are more attracted to various new technologies and they are more interested in it. I would also be interested to know the demographics of bitcoin holders. I think the average age of the holders will be 25-30 years.
Bitcoins have been over a couple of hundred dollars for more than 5 years now. Kids can only get so many by mining. Don't imagine too many teenagers have 10+ bitcoins without family help in getting them.
You can not for sure judge the set of people who have the most bitcoin for sure, except you actually carried out a research on this. For me I like to think that those who even hold a meaningful amount of bitcoin as early adopters were risk takers who just wanted to gamble with the little the could afford to lose.
I'm on the line of 20's so I can say that OP is correct that most bitcoin holders are from 20's - 30's. But its better to say that most of us are into 20's and above, not skipping the young at hearts.
And as for the alts, I think there are kids that are into it because of its "cheaper" price which the kids can easily avail it. And you know kids, they like to see thousands of numbers on their holdings rather than the quality of a coin.
And as for the alts, I think there are kids that are into it because of its "cheaper" price which the kids can easily avail it. And you know kids, they like to see thousands of numbers on their holdings rather than the quality of a coin.
I don't imagine teenagers have +1 BTC to be honest, where would they get them from?
Asking their parents to withdraw part of their savings?
Okay, they might have been able to buy some through a holiday job or whatever, but they're teenagers.
They probably spend most of that money on other stuff, like a car (in the US) or on a holiday with their friends perhaps.
Asking their parents to withdraw part of their savings?
Okay, they might have been able to buy some through a holiday job or whatever, but they're teenagers.
They probably spend most of that money on other stuff, like a car (in the US) or on a holiday with their friends perhaps.
I remember reading lots of posts by teenagers mining Bitcoin in 2012 with their GPUs for some extra cash even though they had no idea what it's purpose was, so you never know. I doubt that many of them held on to their coins through all these years unless they were believers though.
Bitcoins have been over a couple of hundred dollars for more than 5 years now. Kids can only get so many by mining. Don't imagine too many teenagers have 10+ bitcoins without family help in getting them.
You can not for sure judge the set of people who have the most bitcoin for sure, except you actually carried out a research on this. For me I like to think that those who even hold a meaningful amount of bitcoin as early adopters were risk takers who just wanted to gamble with the little the could afford to lose.
Cryptocurrency attracts a lot of teenagers. Because it's an easy way to make money. Young people are more adapted to technology and they are better versed in this and quickly adapt to something new.
Bitcoins have been over a couple of hundred dollars for more than 5 years now. Kids can only get so many by mining. Don't imagine too many teenagers have 10+ bitcoins without family help in getting them.
Bitcoin is maturing, and so are its holders.
Alts are probably a different story
Bitcoin is maturing, and so are its holders.
Alts are probably a different story
I think people with most bitcoins are on the range of late 20s to 30s because the youngster nowadays can catch up to the oldies especially in terms of technology advancement. The most bitcoins holder cannot be seen in age as long as you manage well your coins and keep on engaging and studying it you have a potential to possess more of it.
I don't know the exact data to figure out the age between bitcoin users but i think dominate age still between 30 to 40 and i was never heard there was teenagers having more than 1 btc however it's difficult to guessing the age of bitcoin users and i think all of it only pure of speculation
I also agree. because at the age of under 20 years it is time for them to gain higher education and education both in world science or religion. if they invest in the digital world of bitcoin. will definitely make them very busy
I look at my city and I can say that BTC holders are around 25 to 40 years old. I have not yet met people who are less than 20 years old and they have Bitcoin.
Bitcoins have been over a couple of hundred dollars for more than 5 years now. Kids can only get so many by mining. Don't imagine too many teenagers have 10+ bitcoins without family help in getting them.
Bitcoin is maturing, and so are its holders.
Alts are probably a different story
AGe is not a barrier to reach any milestone but generally teenagers depent on the parents for their needs so they maybe asking for their parents help to buy some bitcoins but the early investors and miners can hold more amount of bitcoin who maybe reaching 30's in the real soon since bitcoin is already a decade old. Bitcoin is maturing, and so are its holders.
Alts are probably a different story
I believe if there are some people in their 20s who have bitcoin, because what I know is that education about computer technology has been applied from school age, about where they have the capital to get bitcoin, I think maybe they initially followed the bounty after getting a bitcoin enter as a trader or investment
For me those who have large amounts of Bitcoin are people who are 30+ years old, because adults are always serious about considering assets for the future and very different from teenagers who only depend on emotions and sell everything when we feel good even though small ( myself).
I think those mysterious whales with hundreds of thousands of coins are in their 40's or 50's now. I doubt that many of them have amassed their coins by mining, most likely they've bought in 2011-2012, and they've probably dropped some $100,000-500,000 during their accumulation period. That would mean that they were already quite rich if they could afford to put such sums into novel asset, so they are most likely middle-aged entrepreneurs or traders.
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