TechFlow news, December 17 — According to Cointelegraph, Coinbase's latest "State of Crypto" report (an Ipsos survey of 4,350 U.S. adults conducted in Q4 2025) shows that although crypto ownership is similar across age groups (47% among younger individuals vs. 50% among older ones), younger investors display significantly more aggressive asset allocation and trading behaviors: non-traditional assets (crypto, derivatives, private equity, etc.) make up an average of 25% of their portfolios—nearly three times the 8% seen among older investors; nearly 30% of younger investors trade at least once per week (compared to about 10% among older investors), and they use margin trading at a rate of 19% (vs. 8% for older investors). Meanwhile, 63% of younger investors expressed interest in "round-the-clock markets," such as 24/7 stock trading. Based on these findings, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the traditional financial system has "failed," and that younger generations are increasingly turning to crypto and similar avenues for wealth growth opportunities.
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