Which age grade will more likely be easily convinced to invest in cryptocurrency

[Stepstowealth]

For this our country, we get many age grades, and sometimes the age grades get the way them dey behave similar based on experience dem dey get. Now as the news of crypto dey reign for our country. which Age grade you feel say dey more easily to convince to join cryptocurrency?

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

[Y3shot]

For this our country, we get many age grades, and sometimes the age grades get the way them dey behave similar based on experience dem dey get. Now as the news of crypto dey reign for our country. which Age grade you feel say dey more easily to convince to join cryptocurrency?

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)

These age groups are used for new innovations, and they can easily get into cryptocurrency without much conviction; most of these groups even learn about cryptocurrency by themselves. In the cryptocurrency industry, if I am not mistaken, it is possible that 70% of cryptocurrency investors fall into this age group.

Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

I think these age groups think alike; they are more skeptical, and it is not easy to convince them about cryptocurrency. They don't believe there is something that can be as real as cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin.

[B-BossMan]

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

Although, some times it's not all about ages, hee dey depend on how knowledgeable he/she is about cryptocurrency, hee get some people wey be say even if you summarized all the Bitcoin advantages to them, it will be very hard to convince them, but even the younger ones seems to follow the footsteps of the elderly Ones, "since my elderly Ones no do crypto, I no go do too" local mentality would also be a result to convince them.

Additionally, when a person is well educated and knew the positive impacts of cryptocurrency, I don't think there's need to convince or consider his/her to convince them.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Judging from the structure of the lives of an average Nigerian, If I'm to choose just only one age bracket, then I say that people of age bracket between 21yrs to 30yrs (i.e Young Adults) have the most involvement in crypto, simply because these are the most creative sets of people, who probably could be in the higher institutions or might have graduated, working and had money of their own which could be used to invest in Bitcoin/crypto or alternative assets, unlike the adolescence age bracket, whose majority of it's population are literally still depending on their parents or benefactors and has no finance of their own.

[Charles-Tim]

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

This age group are easy to convince to invest in cryptocurrencies. Also above 45 because they are still in town and like businesses. But age is not what that really matters.

What that really matters is having money to invest, and most importantly your knowledge to know about something fast.

This would have make more sense if it is about bitcoin. We are gambling with altcoins.

[Slimzeee]

I wouldn’t place an age restriction on the introduction of Bitcoin.
If we’re talking about general knowledge and awareness, then I believe a person can start learning from the point they have the technical ability to understand it, Lets say, around age 13. Just like how kids nowadays are introduced to programming as early as 10, the same can apply to Bitcoin

But if na something wey be say them go put their money, then anyone at 18 and above can be introduced as that is the age that defines adulthood just to be legally safe. 
But the best age na from 21 years because at that age them don already dy find the  way forward with red eye.

[igebotz]

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

This age group are easy to convince to invest in cryptocurrencies. Also above 45 because they are still in town and like businesses. But age is not what that really matters.

What that really matters is having money to invest, and most importantly your knowledge to know about something fast.

This would have make more sense if it is about bitcoin. We are gambling with altcoins.

When it comes to bringing new technology to the elderly, age matters. Luddites are often 45 or older and are constantly sceptical of technological innovation.

You can't bring new things to these groups unless they want to be a part of it; they are the most difficult to educate about Bitcoin.

In Nigeria, the average person aged 45 to 80 has little access to the Internet, and most of our parents are uninterested in the Internet; my grandmother would laugh if you introduced her to anything online.

Then younger generation are usually excited about new techs and always want to try new things. They're the targeted audience.

[Promocodeudo]

In Nigeria, the average person aged 45 to 80 has little access to the Internet, and most of our parents are uninterested in the Internet; my grandmother would laugh if you introduced her to anything online.

Then younger generation are usually excited about new techs and always want to try new things. They're the targeted audience.

Yes you're right, it is only few Nigerians that has reach the age range of 45-80 that will be listening and want to learn about Bitcoin because at this age most of them have seen some thing which they feel is very much ok for them to go further, I just like telling a 80 years old person about technology some of them will see it as a joke taking too far because they now see themselves as people that doesn't have much time left to leave this world, someone at 45years may even manage to lsiten to you but may not have much interest because in this part of the world people at this age bracket always sight anything as fraud once they aren't familiar with it, as for the new takers as they are been called, they are the one that are everly ready to learn anything, these new takers take risk to learn new things, most of them don't care much about things, what they care about is once it is beneficial to them monetarily thats all that matters to them.

So agree with you that the new takers are the ones that matters most in the crypto space because of their ability to always want to involve themselves in different innovations.

[Charles-Tim]

When it comes to bringing new technology to the elderly, age matters. Luddites are often 45 or older and are constantly sceptical of technological innovation.

I mean age does not really matters, that money to invest and knowledge about it are what that really matters. Although, I understand what you are trying to point out there but which is correct. People above 45 have achieved and got fixated to what makes them make money and not want to try new one.

What that also matter is how the person that is convincing them to buy bitcoin is. If the person makes huge fortune from crypto investment, they can be interested. I mean above 45 people.

[Cityhunter34]

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

This age group are easy to convince to invest in cryptocurrencies. Also above 45 because they are still in town and like businesses. But age is not what that really matters.

What that really matters is having money to invest, and most importantly your knowledge to know about something fast.

This would have make more sense if it is about bitcoin. We are gambling with altcoins.

When it comes to bringing new technology to the elderly, age matters. Luddites are often 45 or older and are constantly sceptical of technological innovation.

You can't bring new things to these groups unless they want to be a part of it; they are the most difficult to educate about Bitcoin.

In Nigeria, the average person aged 45 to 80 has little access to the Internet, and most of our parents are uninterested in the Internet; my grandmother would laugh if you introduced her to anything online.

Then younger generation are usually excited about new techs and always want to try new things. They're the targeted audience.

You are absolutely correct @Igebotz, that is the real truth about it. Actually age matters alot, more especially in this Bitcoin investment because is more about internet, everything about it, is always don online. So it would be very hard for our grandmother and grandfather to understand what we are talking about, due to the fact that they are not in the age of internet again.

Just like as you mentioned I think is quite easier for the younger generation. Because whenever it comes to online stuff they are always able and capable to explore the more and gained more knowledge.

[igebotz]

I mean age does not really matters, that money to invest and knowledge about it are what that really matters. Although, I understand what you are trying to point out there but which is correct. People above 45 have achieved and got fixated to what makes them make money and not want to try new one.

What that also matter is how the person that is convincing them to buy bitcoin is. If the person makes huge fortune from crypto investment, they can be interested. I mean above 45 people.

No matter how good your skills in marketing are, you have a better chance of convincing young people with no money to take out a loan and subscribe to a new monetary technology (Bitcoin) than you do of convincing a Luddite with money to buy one.

They have a belief system and it's difficult to start something New.

[Charles-Tim]

No matter how good your skills in marketing are, you have a better chance of convincing young people with no money to take out a loan and subscribe to a new monetary technology (Bitcoin) than you do of convincing a Luddite with money to buy one.

They have a belief system and it's difficult to start something New.

You did not understand me. I chose age ranging from 21 to 45. Also I posted this:

When it comes to bringing new technology to the elderly, age matters. Luddites are often 45 or older and are constantly sceptical of technological innovation.

I mean age does not really matters, that money to invest and knowledge about it are what that really matters. Although, I understand what you are trying to point out there but which is correct. People above 45 have achieved and got fixated to what makes them make money and not want to try new one.

What that also matter is how the person that is convincing them to buy bitcoin is. If the person makes huge fortune from crypto investment, they can be interested. I mean above 45 people.

Age 45 and above is addictional explanation. Everyone knows young people follow what is in vogue than old people. You did not really understand the second post/explanation.

[Frankolala]

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)

These age group will love to learn and know but they wouldn't have money to invest because majority of teens within these age range are still depending on their parents for survival

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

Perfect group to learn and adopt bitcoin because they can have the resources to invest and hodli their bitcoin since majority of them would ha e been exposed to money management.

[Ahyeiyeiyei]

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

First of all, e get watin you suppose understand 😉

You need to know that anyone can be easily convinced (any age), it just depends on the zeal the person has for finance and passive income asset.

You know say Bitcoin nah passive income, once you done buy am, just keep am for your wallet, as the season for cost escalation come, you will cash out your profit, meanwhile you no even stress for that profit.

So, ones anyone just get the understanding say crypto fit help them collect profit with low effort, them go invest ooo.

See eeehh... E get one crypto knowledge program way I go  for Port Harcourt, come see crowd way full that place, both old and young. At the end of the program, them come ask one question say, "who is interested to invest into crypto that day" Almost every body raise their hands up because the knowledge way them receive done make them understand the advantage way they for the investment.

[GIF-JOBS]

Young Adults (21–30 years)

I think "Young Adults (21–30 years)" is the best time to learn Bitcoin, at this time if a person understands Bitcoin well and can hold Bitcoin for his future, then he can improve his future, if a person understands Bitcoin completely within 20-25 years and decides to hold it for the long term, then he can definitely hold Bitcoin for the next 12-15 or 20 years. If I say from my own experience, then I am 22 years old, and I completely believe in Bitcoin, and I deposit Bitcoin regularly in my secret secure wallet. I am planning my future through this. If a person can start holding Bitcoin for a long time by fully believing in it at the age of 20-25, then he will definitely be able to achieve a lot of good things through it before he gets old, and he will be able to enjoy a lot of good things before old.

[Rgram]

For this our country, we get many age grades, and sometimes the age grades get the way them dey behave similar based on experience dem dey get. Now as the news of crypto dey reign for our country. which Age grade you feel say dey more easily to convince to join cryptocurrency?

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

I believe age 21-30 would be a perfect age to do so..
People within this age are full of energy and and have unlimited access to the internet and can go about seeking/researching about anything they are been told and convincing such people aren’t hard at all..
Once you introduce them to a platform then go surely do research and when they find out what you’ve been saying is true..you no need advice them much just the first intro go do everything.. 👌🏾

[sokani]

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)

Majority of the people wey dey this category still eat mama thank you and nah very few like 2 - 5% fit get money of their own to invest in crypto.

Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

This category get money to invest but because of the number of times their hands have been burnt by ponzi schemes and other shady investments, some of them don become skeptical about a new innovation like crypto. Nah about 15% fit give crypto a shot.

Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)

These categories dey informative, inquisitive and are also risk takers. Dem dey ready to try their hands on anything and everything, as long as e go put food for their table. About 80% dey ready to learn about crypto.

[Freeveto]

For this our country, we get many age grades, and sometimes the age grades get the way them dey behave similar based on experience dem dey get. Now as the news of crypto dey reign for our country. which Age grade you feel say dey more easily to convince to join cryptocurrency?

Adolescence or youth (13–20 years)
Young Adults (21–30 years)
Mature Adults (31–45 years)
Senior Citizens (46 years and dey go)

Make una give reason to support una answer make the discussion for sweet.

Age is just a number, so in as much as you/the person understands what crypto is really all about and how to trade/invest and navigate in it successfully, I do not see any of this age as barrier to which age may easily get convinced, it all about understanding to me, once the teenager, youth or adult understood how its works, boom he or she may buy into the idea except for the fact the teenagers and the youths, funds will be their biggest challenge here.

[igebotz]

You did not understand me. I chose age ranging from 21 to 45. Also I posted this:

No, I did- I was only telling you that Money doesn't matter much, the most important thing is the age group( targeted audience) I also gave few reasons why.

I mean age does not really matters, that money to invest and knowledge about it are what that really matters.

[DaNNy001]

Some people would say young adults but I don't agree with that because a lot of people at this phase are confused and haven't figured out life... mature adults are more easy to convince because they are more stable financially.. investing in cryptocurrency when you are not financially stable is a bad idea.. mature adults are capable of investing because they have a stable source of income but this doesn't apply to everyone though, there are some young adults that can be convinced but I would go with mature adults.