Generation Z, currently aged 15 to 29, starts investing at an average age of 19, earlier than millennials (25 years) and baby boomers (35 years). According to Zach Pandl, analyst at Grayscale, this early start gives them an investment horizon of 46 years, compared to approximately 40 years for millennials and 30 years for baby boomers. This configuration allows them to adopt a bolder strategy with volatile assets like Bitcoin, considering the risk of underinvesting in high-potential assets as more significant than short-term volatility. Bitcoin has demonstrated its superiority over the S&P 500 over a four-year period, regardless of the period observed.
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