I do not think Senior citizens should be in the list because they have live long on the promises of the banks and have not experienced anything like Bitcoin therefore they would not want to make any big risk while they are closer to retirement and getting their pension that they will use while retired. It could also be that they have other plans and it would not involved investing in something that is only being invented recently. I have heard excuses that Bitcoin is new and it would not be accepted in the future and this usually comes from the senior citizens. The age bracket that I think will be more interested in investing in Bitcoin are young adults that are still hustling to get a better life.

I believe younger people will be more easily convinced to invest in Bitcoin than elderly people.

A lot of technological advancement has happened, and young people are so fortunate to have been born at a time when tech has become a household thing. This has made them more open-minded to learning and trying out new things. It is okay to conclude that the young people we have now are more risk-tolerant than the older people who prefer to stick to the known.

Young people want to be financially independent, so they will try out anything that could take them to that level of financial independence they so crave. Bitcoin is perceived by most young people as a get-rich-quick scheme, so they will find interest in it, just the same way they find gambling attractive.

Bitcoin investment is the investment for young people. You don't need to stress much to convince them to invest. As for older people, you have to teach them a lot about blockchain technology and convince them why you think Bitcoin is a currency.

Personally I think regardless of age groups, people that have the money are those who will buy or invest in it because there are a lot of people who would love to invest more in bitcoin if they have the opportunity to and I think I will answer the question from a perspective that, if there are steady flow of income, and a proper knowledge of bitcoin, the age category that would invest more are the mature adults which I think are supposed to be done with reckless living and now trying to start a family and if they have enough access to fiat, a lot of people in this category would possibly rack in more of the coin than other age categories listed above.

Yes I agree with you but I think oj the other hand, there might still be possibilities that, these adolescent might think they’re doing you a favour by learning and most times, the adolescents of these generation are more focused on quick money and profit which bitcoin doesn’t guaranty except such a person wants to trade, which makes it difficult for these age groups to adopt.

Yeah you made an excellent point but don’t you also think that, se hope adults that have the proper knowledge of bitcoin would want to invest more in it not just for themselves but also for the children they might be leaving behind?
What senior citizens wants is some sort of generation investment with minimal risk and good return over time and bitcoin fills in threat gap.

Young adults are the best answer here, the younger they are the easy to make them more interested in bitcoin. Based on experience that's also the age of those I teach about bitcoin in the past. They're the one who are easy to teach because they're tech enough to understand the terms because they're exposed to the new technology. Also, they're the one who appreciate the value of money once they group so that's why young people invest in bitcoin or let's say in other things too to secure a good future.

13 years is too young to be involved in bitcoin. In my opinion, a person has to be 18+ before they can make these kind of financial decisions. In my country Nigeria, I think the age grade that is most attracted to bitcoin is the young people from age 21-45 years. The older folks (46 years and above) are also very interested in bitcoin especially when they learn of the potentials of making profits from bitcoin investment. Bitcoin is a easy sell in my country because it is a poor country and everyone is looking for a way to become wealthy.

The is that it's simply easier to talk to the younger people about bitcoin and for them to see the need to invest than trying to convince the older aged. My opinion on this is based on the experiences I have had about how most older aged people reason about unconventional forms of investment assets which bitcoin falls into that category of thought. They always have logical contradictions to give as to why they think its not safe and may not work.

Senior citizens should be in the list. The younger generation might be tech savvy but there are still senior citizens who might be interested in cryptocurrencies. There are still people who are over sixty years old and are still investing.

Bitcoin is a profitable investment, and any business-minded person, regardless of age, would know it is worth investing in. I would like to keep Bitcoin as an inheritance for my children and grandchildren. At that age, I might not be engaging in active work, but I would still be studying about investment opportunities that will multiply my income. I heard Bill Gates say he would give out ninety-nine percent of his wealth to charity by 2045. Some senior citizens are still investing to give to charities and Bitcoin is good platform to achieve it.

Younger people just see the potential as its already in their pocket, as you said, even if that may be not true in the end.

If the capital is there, interest will follow