Approximately one out every four investors in the United States is intrigued by Bitcoin, but will not be buying the leading cryptocurrency anytime soon — according to a recent Gallup poll.
The poll recognized investors as American adults that have invested at least $ 10,000 in stocks, bonds or mutual funds, either within or outside of a retirement savings account.
Limited Awareness
Figures from the Gallup poll also indicated that only 29 percent of respondents — or roughly 3 out of 10 investors — have some knowledge about cryptocurrencies.
Risk perception eats into bitcoin investment prospects
One very significant finding from the poll is that 75 percent of investors consider bitcoin to be a very risky investment.
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Approximately one out every four investors in the United States is intrigued by Bitcoin, but will not be buying the leading cryptocurrency anytime soon — according to a recent Gallup poll. Early Days The Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index survey for the second quarter of 2018 was conducted online from May 7-14.
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News According to a Wells Fargo Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index poll, just 2 percent of Americans surveyed own bitcoin. The Gallup survey also reveals that 26 percent of the US residents surveyed are “intrigued” by bitcoin but have no plans in investing any time soon. Also Read: Bitcoin Cash Fund to Help Promote Future
According to a Wells Fargo Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index poll, just 2 percent of Americans surveyed own bitcoin. The poll is based on US adults who have at least $10,000 or more invested in things like mutual funds, stocks, and bonds.
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