A new Grayscale poll has revealed the fact that 40% of American Investors are expecting crypto to be a part of their portfolio soon. Check out more details about the numbers that the latest reports show.
Grayscale poll on crypto
According to a recent poll conducted by Grayscale, a crypto asset manager, 40% of American investors are planning to include digital assets in their investment portfolios in the future.
The survey, titled “2024 Election: The Role of Crypto,” revealed that the growth of the digital assets industry had been slowed down by the collapse of FTX, a crypto exchange. However, the trend is now changing.
“While the post-FTX landscape has not brought any growth in the percentage of Americans who own crypto, these demographic trends and other findings provide a note of optimism: 40% of investors agree that their future portfolio will include crypto.”
According to a recent poll, inflation is the issue that concerns Americans the most. However, only those who are familiar with digital assets are interested in purchasing Bitcoin (BTC) as a hedge against currency debasement.
Historically, inflation and other economic concerns have generated interest in investing in assets like Bitcoin.
This is because Bitcoin’s hard-capped supply allows it to function as a store of value asset, similar to digital gold. Interestingly, respondents who were more familiar with cryptocurrencies were more likely to show interest in Bitcoin when there is inflation or other macro events.
“This suggests two things: one, that those familiar with Bitcoin see it as a macro asset and, two, that there may be additional education needed to help a broader audience better understand nascent technologies, like Bitcoin, for there to be greater mainstream adoption.”
According to a recent survey, younger generations are more interested in crypto assets than in equities, especially if there are clear regulatory guidelines.
The survey found that 31% of Gen Z and 35% of Millennials own crypto, while only 17% of Gen Z and 24% of Millennials own equities.
Moreover, a majority of Gen Z and Millennial voters (54% and 58%, respectively) believe that crypto and blockchain technology are the future of finance.
The survey also found that a substantial majority (68%) of those aged 18-34 would be more likely to invest in crypto if there were clearer policies and regulations in place.