Almost every tenth citizen of the United States is ready to give cryptocurrencies as a gift for the New Year, and every fourth is ready to buy them in 2022.
The survey was conducted by BlockFi.
We're back with our survey series BlockFi: Real Talk.
This time we surveyed ~1,300 Americans about their interest in giving, receiving, and discussing crypto during the holidays—or as we like to call it, HODLdays.
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The survey involved 1300 US residents aged 18 to 65. Among respondents aged 9-25 (generation Z), the percentage of digital assets popularity was twice as high as other age groups. The respondents gave preference to Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum. Only 2% expressed interest in giving NFTs as Christmas gifts, 15% plan to purchase BTC, ETH, and Doge in 2022.
Summary of results is:
- 1 in 10 Americans wants crypto for 2021 Chrismast Holidays.
- 1 in 04 Americans actually knows how to give crypto as a present.
- Generation Z is more likely than other generations to have given crypto as a gift already.
- Bitcoin is the #1 crypto choice for holiday gifting.
- Men are 3x more likely than women to want crypto over gift cards as a present.
- 1 in 3 Americans is more interested in talking about crypto, instead of politics or their love lives at the holiday dinner table.
- 1 in 4 Americans says they are likely to buy crypto in 2022.
- 15% of Americans plan to buy NFTs in 2022
Recall, according to a report by Grayscale Investments, 26% of US investors have already invested in bitcoin, while more than half have become BTC owners over the past year. According to a Pew Research Center survey, since 2015, the number of American adults familiar with the first cryptocurrency has increased from 48% to 86%.