A new survey has found that one in 10 Americans aged 18 to 34 invested some of their COVID-19 stimulus payments into cryptocurrencies.
About half of the respondents invested the money received from direct payments. 15% invested in stocks, 9% in mutual funds, and 6% in ETFs.
Most young Americans (60%) consider cryptocurrencies a safe long-term investment. The survey found that twice as many men as women invest in cryptocurrency.
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According to cointelegraph.com
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