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According to a recent survey by the crypto trading exchange, Kraken, 73% of Cryptocurrency holders have reinvestment plans for 2025. This is a result that paints a positive future for the cryptocurrency market in the short term. The fact that holders expect better positions reflects that token price rises will continue.
It is important to note that this survey was conducted among users in the United States. An element worth highlighting about the work is that people’s perception of these assets changes radically. In that sense, 55% of Americans believe that cryptocurrencies have real use cases. The latter contrasts with the commonplace from a few years ago that cryptocurrencies lacked intrinsic value.
Even Donald Trump himself used that argument against Bitcoin. On repeated occasions, the tycoon stated that the queen cryptocurrency was composed of thin air. In any case, the tone changed and not only in Trump, who is now a crypto president, but among a large part of that country’s society.
In this way, the work reflects that 7 out of 10 investors plan to obtain better positions in 2025. In simple words, crypto holders are still not satisfied with the profits obtained with the bullish trend of 2024.
Americans’ view of cryptocurrencies has changed radically, according to a Kraken survey.
Crypto holders are on the charge in 2025
Kraken highlights that the survey results crush numerous myths related to cryptocurrencies. Particularly, the aforementioned argument of the lack of real value of these tokens stands out. It is important to note that many of these coins really lack use cases, like memecoins. However, it would be wrong to generalize, considering highly relevant projects such as Solana, Ethereum and others.
Other striking results of the consultation reveal that 52% of those approached consider cryptocurrencies as long-term investment assets. Despite this optimistic vision, some of the negative narratives of the sector’s detractors remain. For example, 60% believe that cryptocurrencies stimulate illegal activities much more than other assets.
This assumption contrasts with the facts, given that criminals have a greater predilection for cash such as USD and Euro. On the other hand, the percentage of people who believe that cryptocurrencies are a Ponzi scheme dropped to 8%. However, 29% are still undecided on this issue. Another of the most important data has to do with confidence in these assets.
Among those surveyed, 44% believe that cryptocurrencies are safer compared to the traditional financial system. Meanwhile, 29% say they have greater confidence in TradFi.
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