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Nearly half of Americans who have invested in cryptocurrencies, including the top two market caps Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), said the asset performed worse than expected.
Recent new reports It was published Of the 16% of U.S. adults who say they’ve bought, traded, or used cryptocurrencies, about 46% are dissatisfied with their investment results, according to the Pew Research Center.
A Pew Research Center research report on the asset performance of U.S. cryptocurrency users.
However, while the majority expressed dissatisfaction with the overall performance of their crypto holdings, at least 15% said they had seen better-than-expected returns. It’s working as expected so far.
Notably, the study found that the number of US cryptocurrency users remained unchanged. little change.
“While relatively few Americans overall say they have invested in, traded in, or used cryptocurrencies, the majority of Americans have heard of them.‘, Michel Faverio and Navid Masarat wrote in their research report.
They noted that about 88%, or nearly 9 out of 10 Americans, have heard of cryptocurrencies. Twenty-six percent of this figure say they have heard a lot about cryptocurrencies.
Nearly 50% of respondents also said they had heard of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). However, only 2% purchased NFTs, the report added.
A survey conducted in July (May 17) exacerbated the pain of the bear market, with Bitcoin price falling to a low of $17,600 and Ether falling below $1,000 after a sell-off in mid-June. It was conducted.
In fact, the broader cryptocurrency market had lost over $2 trillion in aggregate by that time, with multiple crypto companies going bankrupt amid the contagion.
Bitcoin and Ether are currently trading around $19,930 and $1,475 respectively after another round of selling pressure on Friday, and will hit all-time highs above $69,000 and $4,800 in November 2021. did.
