Survey: millennials are ready to increase the volume of investments in crypto assets in 2022 year – Bits Media

Most millionaires of men hold a significant part of their state in cryptocurrency and in 2022 they plan to increase the volume of investments a year, Despite the high volatility of the market.

Research Milllenial Millionaire, Cnbc conducted by American television company, revealed a high level of ownership of cryptocurrencies among the generation of millennials (Born in the 1980s and 1990s) as a hedging tool of risks, investment and savings.

The CNBC survey showed, What about 83% Millionaire-mileryls are owned by crypto actures. Wherein 48% respondents plan to increase the amount of investment in digital currencies in 2022 year, And nothing 6% intend to reduce the number of crypto assets in their portfolios.

In 53% Millionaires are more 50% Investment portfolio are cryptocurrencies. At the same time, a third of the respondents said, that their investments in crypto assets exceed 75% from the total investment.

The CNBC study evaluates the mood of market participants in various areas of the economy. Most millionaires are milenials, investing in cryptocurrencies, expect an increase in the profitability of their investments in the future. Moreover, they define inflation as the main problem and a threat to economic growth. Unlike the majority of the population, which is afraid of prices, caused by inflation, Millennials, usually, worry about increasing interest rates and about, How will this affect their investments.

While millionaires of the older generation are skeptical of cryptocurrencies and their future, Millennials are at the forefront of the use of decentralized technologies. for instance, Most of the investors of the generation of baby boomers (Born after the II World War before 1964 of the year) stated, What they don't know, What is NFT, but 33% They answered, that NFT is an “overly inflated fiction”. At the same time more 66% Millionaire-mileryls claim, that NFT "will become the next big achievement".

maybe, It is the gap of generations, forming basic investment preferences, became one of the reasons for the failure of cryptocurrencies from the existing business, private banks and regulatory authorities. Nonetheless, They will have to admit, that their future depends on the next generation customers, interested in cryptocurrencies.

So, According to the SimplemoneLife study, spent at the beginning of this year, millennials in 67% cases will prefer bitcoin to gold investments. Besides, More in 2019 the year of the London Law Firm Michelmores LLP conducted a survey of wealthy millennials in the UK and discovered, what 20% respondents invested in BTC and other cryptocurrencies.