According to Grayscale, Generation Z has a greater ability to absorb short-term volatility in cryptocurrencies than Millennials do, having started investing at an average age of 19 versus 25, which gives them an investment horizon of 46 years. With almost half a century ahead, drastic drawdowns and bear markets become statistically insignificant short-term events compared to potential long-term growth.

Even though volatility is manageable, financial advisors often remind people that a long horizon also allows for balancing high-risk assets, such as cryptocurrencies, with more stable traditional instruments, like global index funds or fixed income, to smooth out the overall portfolio.

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📰 Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor stated that we are in a crucial phase of a modern gold rush because the vast majority of the Bitcoins that will ever exist have already been issued during this period. Due to halvings, the issuance of new BTC slows down exponentially. By January 2035, it is estimated that about 99% of the total supply of 21 million BTC will already have been mined, leaving only a minimal margin for the remaining 1%.

Saylor argues that once that time window is passed, the BTC supply scarcity relative to potential growing institutional and corporate demand will dramatically change the cryptocurrency’s price dynamics.

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