Topic: Too late to invest in cryptos if you're old? - page 49. (Read 5948 times)
Its never too late to try on something. You can still make a handsome amount of money while investing in bitcoin.
it is risky but not late. it is never late to invest in cryptocurrencies.
and it has nothing to do with age of a person, it all depends on how much one understands the market and how willing he is to spend time and endure risks to make money.
as i said it is risky, and if you are thinking about making a living it becomes even harder to make better decisions and when you are new to trading or this market in general, you will have a hard time adapting.
and it has nothing to do with age of a person, it all depends on how much one understands the market and how willing he is to spend time and endure risks to make money.
as i said it is risky, and if you are thinking about making a living it becomes even harder to make better decisions and when you are new to trading or this market in general, you will have a hard time adapting.
What would you guys advise someone who is retired, living off pension and savings? Is it too late/risky to invest at that kind of age?
Do you guys think the elderly have a chance of jumping on the crypto train, or do you guys think it's too late for them to invest?
Do you guys think the elderly have a chance of jumping on the crypto train, or do you guys think it's too late for them to invest?
Anyone can join digital currencies investment or bitcoin as long their mind can still cleary think for any decision to make. If they're old but not crazy or with no alzheimer's disease they can 100% can join the investments even if they can't move they can urge someone to do transactions for them as long as they can think and decide what to do because there is no rules of joining bitcoin in which everyone can join.
Its never too late to start of really something valueable and relevant as BTC. If you guys know Col. Sanders, founder of KFC, he started already old like 60s plus until he found success of that business which is very relevant today. Bitcoin definitely will soar high in the coming years. 
yes i agree everything is not really tolate only people who dont have a dream say that evrything in cryto is toolate. I believe that if theres still life theres a hope it only depends on the person behind his determination to ingage in cryptocurrency world i believe there is no harm on trying .things is possible only to those who try and take risk and notbing really happen to those who dont really want to try. I believe profit doesnt reffer to your age.it is all about hard work and beliefs and also with your dreams those are the great factor to make you prudent in the future.
Its never too late to start of really something valueable and relevant as BTC. If you guys know Col. Sanders, founder of KFC, he started already old like 60s plus until he found success of that business which is very relevant today. Bitcoin definitely will soar high in the coming years.
It's never too late or too early. All that matters is understanding what you are investing in and why. Will BTC outperform the stock market over the next 20 years? If you think so, then it is obviously not too late at all.
As always though, diversification is key. A balanced portfolio should includes multiple asset classes, and as long as BTC is viewed as one of those asset classes then I see no problem with it. Dumping all your savings into BTC and hoping for the best, is obviously not s strategy, but pure speculation.
As always though, diversification is key. A balanced portfolio should includes multiple asset classes, and as long as BTC is viewed as one of those asset classes then I see no problem with it. Dumping all your savings into BTC and hoping for the best, is obviously not s strategy, but pure speculation.
of course not
absolutely not late
this can be seen from the dynamics of growth
absolutely not late
this can be seen from the dynamics of growth
I dont think it is too late for them to know about bitcoin. However, I think it is so hard for them to understand about it. I dont know, but I found my father who is 75 years old has trouble in understanding what is bitcoin and how it works. Maybe some old people can understand it very well.
What would you guys advise someone who is retired, living off pension and savings? Is it too late/risky to invest at that kind of age?
Do you guys think the elderly have a chance of jumping on the crypto train, or do you guys think it's too late for them to invest?
Do you guys think the elderly have a chance of jumping on the crypto train, or do you guys think it's too late for them to invest?
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