TechFlow reports that a recent survey by cryptocurrency exchange Kraken shows 73% of U.S. cryptocurrency holders plan to continue investing in crypto in 2025.
70% of holders prefer investing in established cryptocurrencies, compared to Meme coins (12%) or emerging cryptocurrencies (17%).
36% of holders believe cryptocurrencies have greater growth potential than traditional assets such as stocks (34%), bonds (13%), and real estate (17%).
The survey also found interest in cryptocurrency investment spans all income levels. High-income households (earning over $175,000 annually) are more likely to invest (82%), but even among low-income groups (earning $0–24,999), 59% plan to invest in 2025.
Notably, 69% of middle-aged respondents (45–60 years old) reported having purchased cryptocurrency before, compared to only 55% of younger respondents (18–29 years old).
In terms of future investment plans, 46% of middle-aged investors prefer cryptocurrencies, while only 23% opt for traditional stocks.
