Topic: Young people should go all in on bitcoin - page 75. (Read 63390 times)

Quote from: cellard on March 09, 2017, 01:11:01 PM

I dont know what kind of teenagers are or were you guys, but when I was a teenager I had no money to invest into anything. If you are talking that teenagers should earn their money on the internet I would say that they go to school and does not have time to earn money much. If you are talking that a teenager could earn money on faucets and such - ok its fine but the amount of satoshis gained is low.

Maybe there are places where there are rich teenagers with a lot of spare time, but I guess thats not the target of bitcoin community as they are not so common.

For example I was talking about the bitcoin with my nephew and he was not interested in the bitcoin and he is 16 now. I had told him two years ago about the bitcoin. He is completly not interested in buying any btc what so ever. He is such a kind of a kid with a generous grandmother but his mother takes all account what he do with that money.

There are cases and cases, I'm 17 and I'm very interessed in Bitcoin but nowadays the majority of teenagers don't care about politics or technology just about instagram. At least where I live. Undecided

that's true, I wanted to say a similar thing.
usually among teenagers and "young people" as OP calls them, there is so little interest in saving money let alone wanting to invest it. which is why I doubt that many consider bitcoin as an investment.
the better approach is introducing them to bitcoin as a decentralized online payment system, and show them how they can easily spend money without needing credit cards. and this can easily let them into using bitcoin.

With age 17 you probably have no money since you can't even work. Im talking about people on their 20's that still live with their parents. They can have a job, and go 100% every month on bitcoin at whatever the price , so you keep buying every month, and in the long term you will have a ton of money since bitcoin can only go up long term.

A great idea if you use it responsibly, Going 100% on bitcoin means that all your income will go to bitcoin right? That's a liitle rude for your parents . They are paying thousands in your school in order for you to have s stable job in exchange you have to at least be grateful cause it is a sign of responsibility and goodness .You should divide your income instead, For example 50% to bitcoin and 50% for your parents, It is just an example at the end it all depends on your income .

After all, your parents didn't make you or take care of you because they are thinking that one day, after you graduated college, you're going to be a non-stop money making machine. That's not how they look at you. It's totally cool for them if you don't give them any money at all. They are just going to think that you're building a life for your future and nothing else. As long as they can still manage, they will not say a thing to you. Only time they are going to ask you for money is when they are out of job or too old to get one and is starting to go down on crisis.

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One thing investors love to preach is "diversification". Not putting all the eggs into one basket.

There could be other opportunities in the world as good as bitcoin early adoption.

Like for example, during the 2008 economic crisis some bank stocks went as low as $0.01.

After the bank bailout was approved, those $0.01 stocks rose to $3.00. (300x gains.)

There are many opportunities where someone could do well if they're in the right place at the right time.

Bitcoin isn't the only opportunity in the whole world.

Maybe sometimes, its good to remember that.

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Quote from: cellard on March 09, 2017, 01:11:01 PM

I dont know what kind of teenagers are or were you guys, but when I was a teenager I had no money to invest into anything. If you are talking that teenagers should earn their money on the internet I would say that they go to school and does not have time to earn money much. If you are talking that a teenager could earn money on faucets and such - ok its fine but the amount of satoshis gained is low.

Maybe there are places where there are rich teenagers with a lot of spare time, but I guess thats not the target of bitcoin community as they are not so common.

For example I was talking about the bitcoin with my nephew and he was not interested in the bitcoin and he is 16 now. I had told him two years ago about the bitcoin. He is completly not interested in buying any btc what so ever. He is such a kind of a kid with a generous grandmother but his mother takes all account what he do with that money.

There are cases and cases, I'm 17 and I'm very interessed in Bitcoin but nowadays the majority of teenagers don't care about politics or technology just about instagram. At least where I live. Undecided

that's true, I wanted to say a similar thing.
usually among teenagers and "young people" as OP calls them, there is so little interest in saving money let alone wanting to invest it. which is why I doubt that many consider bitcoin as an investment.
the better approach is introducing them to bitcoin as a decentralized online payment system, and show them how they can easily spend money without needing credit cards. and this can easily let them into using bitcoin.

With age 17 you probably have no money since you can't even work. Im talking about people on their 20's that still live with their parents. They can have a job, and go 100% every month on bitcoin at whatever the price , so you keep buying every month, and in the long term you will have a ton of money since bitcoin can only go up long term.

There is no guarantee that the price will rise. You can invest all your life and get nothing. I believe in bitcoin, but do not forget that it's risky. Everyone must understand for himself what to invest in it. Young people love the Internet, which means they know more about bitcoin

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I dont know what kind of teenagers are or were you guys, but when I was a teenager I had no money to invest into anything. If you are talking that teenagers should earn their money on the internet I would say that they go to school and does not have time to earn money much. If you are talking that a teenager could earn money on faucets and such - ok its fine but the amount of satoshis gained is low.

Maybe there are places where there are rich teenagers with a lot of spare time, but I guess thats not the target of bitcoin community as they are not so common.

For example I was talking about the bitcoin with my nephew and he was not interested in the bitcoin and he is 16 now. I had told him two years ago about the bitcoin. He is completly not interested in buying any btc what so ever. He is such a kind of a kid with a generous grandmother but his mother takes all account what he do with that money.

There are cases and cases, I'm 17 and I'm very interessed in Bitcoin but nowadays the majority of teenagers don't care about politics or technology just about instagram. At least where I live. Undecided

that's true, I wanted to say a similar thing.
usually among teenagers and "young people" as OP calls them, there is so little interest in saving money let alone wanting to invest it. which is why I doubt that many consider bitcoin as an investment.
the better approach is introducing them to bitcoin as a decentralized online payment system, and show them how they can easily spend money without needing credit cards. and this can easily let them into using bitcoin.

With age 17 you probably have no money since you can't even work. Im talking about people on their 20's that still live with their parents. They can have a job, and go 100% every month on bitcoin at whatever the price , so you keep buying every month, and in the long term you will have a ton of money since bitcoin can only go up long term.

A great idea if you use it responsibly, Going 100% on bitcoin means that all your income will go to bitcoin right? That's a liitle rude for your parents . They are paying thousands in your school in order for you to have s stable job in exchange you have to at least be grateful cause it is a sign of responsibility and goodness .You should divide your income instead, For example 50% to bitcoin and 50% for your parents, It is just an example at the end it all depends on your income .

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if younger people is like what you said, then younger people can do buy bitcoin as much as they can in monthly but i know that younger people is not much that have much of money, so i think they can buy small bitcoin first unless they have saving money and they decide to buy bitcoin directly.

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I dont know what kind of teenagers are or were you guys, but when I was a teenager I had no money to invest into anything. If you are talking that teenagers should earn their money on the internet I would say that they go to school and does not have time to earn money much. If you are talking that a teenager could earn money on faucets and such - ok its fine but the amount of satoshis gained is low.

Maybe there are places where there are rich teenagers with a lot of spare time, but I guess thats not the target of bitcoin community as they are not so common.

For example I was talking about the bitcoin with my nephew and he was not interested in the bitcoin and he is 16 now. I had told him two years ago about the bitcoin. He is completly not interested in buying any btc what so ever. He is such a kind of a kid with a generous grandmother but his mother takes all account what he do with that money.

There are cases and cases, I'm 17 and I'm very interessed in Bitcoin but nowadays the majority of teenagers don't care about politics or technology just about instagram. At least where I live. Undecided

that's true, I wanted to say a similar thing.
usually among teenagers and "young people" as OP calls them, there is so little interest in saving money let alone wanting to invest it. which is why I doubt that many consider bitcoin as an investment.
the better approach is introducing them to bitcoin as a decentralized online payment system, and show them how they can easily spend money without needing credit cards. and this can easily let them into using bitcoin.

With age 17 you probably have no money since you can't even work. Im talking about people on their 20's that still live with their parents. They can have a job, and go 100% every month on bitcoin at whatever the price , so you keep buying every month, and in the long term you will have a ton of money since bitcoin can only go up long term.

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