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James Coyle
James has over 35 years experience in financial services with particular expertise in two of the key components of retirement finance - Superannuation and the Age Pension. He is passionate about providing the guidance and support that can help older Australians enjoy their best possible retirement. He lives in regional Victoria surrounded by dogs and chooks.
I am undertaking professional training in mastering successful strategies in CryptoCurrency for long-term investment and day-to-trading strategies.
Totally agree it can be a risky investment and it is volatile. The one thing that is sure is that the Crypto market is not going away. It is now often being referred to as Internet Mk2. Like the internet changed the world we live in so will people having control and ownership of their own crypto without the banks or governments having ultimate power on what you can and can’t do with it.
Yes it is hard to grasp for most older people but so was setting up your first gmail account but you learnt and now you can do it with ease everyday. 4 years ago I had a 16 year old son of a friend introduce me to it and taught me how to set up an account. My advice would be if you want to invest in Crypto get a friend who is doing it to help you, do not trust anyone on the internet who says they will do it for you.
I remember saying back in 2009 “Why do we need another method of money – we have banks and a financial system – we don’t need another system” Wish I had bought just $100 of Bitcoin back then, now it is worth $48 million.
What will $100 of Bitcoin be worth in 2034?