A study by the National Cryptocurrency Association reveals that 55 million U.S. adults use digital assets, highlighting their growing popularity.
Growth of Cryptocurrency Users in the U.S.
The National Cryptocurrency Association, in partnership with Harris Poll, conducted a study revealing that 21% of Americans own digital assets. Of these, 67% are under 45, although there is growth among older generations (15% are over 55). Women make up 31% of the total user base. Notably, cryptocurrency is more common in the construction sector (12%) than in financial services (7%).
Cryptocurrency in Everyday Life
The report indicates that cryptocurrencies are valued not only for income but also for personal growth and education. 45% of users see educational opportunities as a key benefit, and the same percentage enjoy being part of a new sector. Nearly 40% use cryptocurrencies for purchases, and 9% transact daily. Most holders (81%) seek to deepen their understanding of crypto, particularly regarding security and regulation.
Education, Regulation, and the Future of Crypto
64% of users support government regulation, but 67% warn it could stifle innovation. Many recognize the role of cryptocurrencies in financial inclusion (45%), digital transaction efficiency (45%), and global cooperation (33%).
The increasing number of users and interest in cryptocurrencies in the U.S. underscores their significant role in modern society, showcasing broad opportunities for growth and development in this area.
