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Don't be dismissive, as I said, I fell into the crypto world at the beginning of my pro career. Almost after my first months of salary. I already feel like I'm part of a minority who are interested in investing from the first salary, you won't make me feel guilty for not having done it before. Absolutely all students/children are unable to think about money because they have always been nursed by their parents or states.
in 2009, I was 13 years old. I don't know about you but it seems to me that you are much older, which gives you a competitive advantage over me, no matter who we really are. The same way I'm privileged over tomorrow's workers who weren't born but will be paid with handfuls of sats
My daughter earned her first BTC at age of 12, doing tasks that I assigned to her and also she was selling handcrafts for BTC. You don't have to be employed in order be able to earn BTC. That's a myth. Bitcoin is for everyone that want sot do a proof of work.
At age 13 there were plenty of games that were rewarding in BTC...
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I am not only talking about income but also about financial "culture". Your 12 year old daughter didn't start stacking sats by accident, you taught her that. You gave her quality information about Bitcoin. I didn't get any of that, my parents never talked to me about it, and neither did my friends.
Anyway this topic is not a way to flex who is the earliest or youngest in Bitcoin, but to know what made the transition from no-coiner to Bitcoiner possible