Almost 50% of young people in the United States either already have cryptocurrency or are planning to

According to the survey, almost half of Generation Z and Millennials want cryptocurrencies to be part of their retirement savings. 46% of Generation Z and 45% of Millennials said they would like to invest in cryptocurrencies as part of their future retirement planning. This was not a big surprise, as the survey also found that 43% of people under 25 and 47% under 40 are already investing in cryptocurrencies.

(Millennials are generally considered to be those born in the early 1980s to mid-1990s, and Generation Z those born between the late 1990s and early 2010s. — ed.)

The survey results stand in stark contrast to respondents from Generation X, those born between the mid-1940s and late 1970s. Only 31% of them are currently consciously willing to invest in cryptocurrencies. In general, all respondents named inflation as the main obstacle to retirement.

Recently, we talked about a study that found that one in ten women in the United States owns cryptocurrency. According to a survey conducted by BlockFi, women belonging to Generation Z and millennials are actively investing their own money in digital assets.

We also reported that Australia has become a country where women benefit more from cryptocurrencies than men. In 2022, Australian women who own cryptocurrencies made an average of $ 7314 in profit. In contrast, Australian men earned $ 7089.