You scoffed when you heard about millennial hipsters buying up cryptocurrency, hiding your secret shame at not knowing quite what it was.
You chortled when bitcoin hit $1,000, back in 2013. You shook your head when the digital currency flirted with $20,000, four years later.
But when bitcoin soared past $100,000, earlier this month, you felt something different: Envy? Self-doubt? Resignation?
In recent days, you’ve even thought about jumping on the crypto bandwagon at last. But you fear you may be too late. And, depending on your financial goals, risk tolerance and timeline, you might be right.
To some extent, cryptocurrency is a generational phenomenon. Among millennials, “everybody knows someone who’s become a crypto…
