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Technology is sure taking a leap and after the years goes by millennials are taking the new stuff by storm and taking knowledge in what is advance right now I think they are suited in the changing technology and not like the old days that all are manually made everything right now is instant and faster and I think they would understand bitcoin more and can adapt to it easily.

Both in term of trading is difficult for me, a bit easier for crypto because we just need to hold when the price falls
But earning money is easier in crypto because many ways to earn it, bounty, airdrop, ICO

Interesting fact in this article that youth between 18-34 is most attracted towards crypto-market. As stock market trading is the revolutionary trading concept in 20's...Crypto's is the new 21st century generation trading market.

Crypto-market is the new stock market. Just like stock trading, crypto trading is gaining a lot of popularity among crypto-enthusiasts. Crypto-exchanges are flourishing and new users are joining in it in every few hours. Trade volume is increasing day by day. Youth is gaining quite a lot interest in this new trading market. So I think Crypto will soon overcome stock market.

Um, just FYI the stock market has been wildly popular for a few centuries at least--the 20s were just one boom period among many.  And because stocks represent real companies and most pay real dividends out of real earnings, it will remain popular probably until the end of capitalism.   Crypto is new and popular, but it remains to be seen whether it'll have long-term success.   I think it will, but you never know.   Millennials are more tech savvy than us gen x'ers, so this doesn't surprise me.   But crypto is a currency/asset whereas stocks have companies behind them.  They're really,really different.

The two markets are quite different for sure but man does this make me feel good knowing that millennials want to invest more in cryptos markets than traditional markets. It only stands to reason that crypto markets will take off in the next few years due to the infancy it is in and if you are in already then your in for a decent ride Id say. I can only imagine if I got into cryptos 1-5 years earlier what life would be like for me.

Don't knock the older generation, we like Bitcoin as well.
We are also aware that you can't have capitalism without capital, and the Deep State has been removing capital from banks, governments and individuals. Stocks are now massively over-valued as a result of being pumped up in this negative interest rate era. Bitcoin, Gold, Silver, Copper, Domain names and many other things are far better stores of wealth than stocks, shares, bonds or fiat savings accounts.

Due to advancement of technology today, Bitcoin promotions on social media's (where the large number of audience are millennials) are the main reasons why the millennials are more attracted than investing into stocks and lots of information's scattered over the internet that crypto currencies is good investments which gives the investors fast ROI and possible huge profit.

A lot of people are now wanting to join bitcoin because they are aware of the price.. But when it was so cheap, nobody was interested on it because they thought that there was going to be a crash for this bubble, now all those kids are now trying to join bitcoin and put all their funds in here, because they think that they can all be millionaires just by investing one thousand dollars in here.
But it is a huge step for us to know that bitcoin total marketcap is much more over than stocks marketcap.

I'm into the middle of it and yes we are all attracted to bitcoin but don't forget those old ones that are into two boats of investing into bitcoin and also with stocks. What I like before is I'm planning to invest in stocks when I was younger but no one seems to teach me on how does things really working there. But now that I'm quite grown up and I known on how bitcoin works, I found a jackpot with bitcoin.