New research by consumer data aggregator CivicScience has found that a growing number of investors are selling their shares to purchase more crypto.
The research questions were sent to people over 18 years old in the United States at varying times during 2021. The results were weighed by U.S. census data. Each question had between 1,000 and 40,600 respondents.
Out of 3,700 respondents surveyed, the number who said they would be more likely to invest their money in cryptocurrency than traditional stocks increased 140% in just five months.
Back in June, only 10% of respondents said they would be more likely to invest their money in cryptocurrency than traditional stocks, which rose to 24% in November.
New research by consumer data aggregator CivicScience has found that a growing number of investors are selling their shares to purchase more crypto.
The research questions were sent to people over 18 years old in the United States at varying times during 2021. The results were weighed by U.S. census data. Each question had between 1,000 and 40,600 respondents.
Out of 3,700 respondents surveyed, the number who said they would be more likely to invest their money in cryptocurrency than traditional stocks increased 140% in just five months.
Back in June, only 10% of respondents said they would be more likely to invest their money in cryptocurrency than traditional stocks, which rose to 24% in November.
