Survey: 52% of Americans have already sold traditional assets such as stocks or gold to invest in Bitcoin
A recent survey initiated by Chainplay and Storible shows that 52% of Americans have sold traditional assets such as stocks or gold to invest in Bitcoin. One fifth of American residents now allocate more than 30% of their investment funds to cryptocurrency, with 68% of Americans owning cryptocurrency.
The survey indicates that the adoption rate for cryptocurrencies will surge after November 5, 2024. Among Americans who own cryptocurrencies, 64% have recommended them to family members and 60% expect to double their holdings by 2025. In addition, 77% plan to purchase more cryptocurrencies, indicating a continuous increase in the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies.
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