Gemini survey: 24% of UK respondents hold crypto assets, 52% plan to purchase crypto assets next year
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Gemini's latest "State of Crypto Report" shows that 24% of respondents in the UK currently hold crypto assets, a significant increase from 18% in 2024. 52% of UK respondents said they are likely to purchase cryptocurrency in the next year, higher than the global average of 47%. In terms of product demand, 48% of UK crypto holders expressed willingness to invest in crypto perpetual futures, even though current UK regulations only allow professional traders to use such products. 51% of UK crypto holders are familiar with exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the highest among surveyed European countries. In addition, 38% of non-holders in the UK said regulatory concerns prevented them from purchasing cryptocurrency, while 39% of holders believe more comprehensive government regulation would have a positive impact on the industry.
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