📊 Gen Z gains an advantage in the investment market thanks to an early start
📊 Gen Z in the US begins investing on average at 19—earlier than Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers. When they retire at 65, this gives them about 46 years of investment horizon.
🔈 According to Grayscale research head Zack Pandl, an early start allows young investors to handle market volatility more easily and to keep building savings for longer.
📊 This may be especially relevant for digital assets, which are characterized by high volatility. A longer horizon provides more time to recover from drawdowns and can potentially increase the role of such assets in a long-term portfolio.
🔜 Other studies also point to Gen Z’s tendency to accumulate: for example, Binance noted that a significant portion of young investors prefer to buy assets rather than actively trade them.
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📊 Gen Z in the US begins investing on average at 19—earlier than Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers. When they retire at 65, this gives them about 46 years of investment horizon.
🔈 According to Grayscale research head Zack Pandl, an early start allows young investors to handle market volatility more easily and to keep building savings for longer.
📊 This may be especially relevant for digital assets, which are characterized by high volatility. A longer horizon provides more time to recover from drawdowns and can potentially increase the role of such assets in a long-term portfolio.
🔜 Other studies also point to Gen Z’s tendency to accumulate: for example, Binance noted that a significant portion of young investors prefer to buy assets rather than actively trade them.
📈 Trading on ByBit 🤖 Pumping up my deposit on Dragonfly
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