On July 27, according to CoinDesk, a recent Gallup survey shows that only 14% of American adults hold cryptocurrencies. Although this proportion has increased 8 times since 2018's 2%, it still represents a small portion of the investment community. Regarding willingness to buy, 60% of respondents said they would never buy cryptocurrencies, and only 4% plan to buy in the near future. Among American investors, 64% believe that cryptocurrencies are "very high risk". Demographics show a clear divide: a quarter of men aged 18-49 hold cryptocurrencies, while the rate of ownership among women and older people has fallen sharply. College graduates and high-income groups have higher-than-average participation, but older people and low-income families are largely absent. [TechFlow]

Data: Only 14% of U.S. adults hold cryptocurrencies, 64% of U.S. investors consider them "extremely risky"