America's crypto boom has hit a striking reversal after years of rising adoption. The share of US investors who own cryptocurrency has fallen from 17% to 11% in just one year. While many investors are stepping back, younger men remain the investor group most likely to own cryptocurrencies.
The latest findings come from a Gallup survey conducted between 1st June and 15th June, which interviewed 2,043 US adults online. The nationally representative sample included over 1,000 investors, with Gallup defining an investor as someone with at least $10,000 in investable assets.
