When the cryptocurrency holding rate in Singapore reaches 28% and the European market growth leads the world, do you still think that cryptocurrency is a "scam"? A recent survey report covering 7205 consumers made me reflect: cryptocurrency has gradually integrated into the mainstream financial system from being a marginalized investment tool, while many people are still standing still, missing out on the dividends of the times.
Some may say: "No one around me plays it!" That's because you haven't stepped out of your own circle. Data shows that 35% of global respondents have held or are currently holding cryptocurrency, with participation rates among the 18-28 age group reaching 48%-52%, far higher than that of middle-aged and elderly groups. In the United States, 39% of investors view cryptocurrency as a tool against inflation; in Europe, investors are more concerned about its long-term value appreciation potential. This regional and generational difference reflects the increasing maturity of the cryptocurrency market.
As a senior analyst, I want to tell everyone: the core value of cryptocurrency lies in "decentralization" and "store of value". In the context of continuous devaluation of fiat currency, Bitcoin, as an asset with a fixed supply, has become a "safe haven" for many people. The Trump administration's "strategic Bitcoin reserve" plan further reinforced Bitcoin's asset attributes, prompting publicly traded companies to include it on their balance sheets. This series of changes is proving that the mainstreaming of cryptocurrency is an irreversible trend.
So how should ordinary investors seize this opportunity? My advice is to "learn first, enter later". First, understand the basic principles of blockchain and know the differences between mainstream coins like BTC and ETH; second, choose compliant leading platforms and stay away from small platforms that promise "high returns" and "capital preservation"; many small platforms will disappear as soon as they decide to run; finally, develop a reasonable investment plan and do not pursue "get rich overnight"; only by holding long-term can one obtain stable returns.
I have seen many people panic in market fluctuations because they do not understand the market, either chasing highs and selling lows or cutting losses to exit. In fact, the cryptocurrency market operates like the stock market, with its own rules; as long as you master the correct methods, you can make money in it. Follow me@Square-Creator-e677125ff2da0 , and don't get lost! Don’t wait until the global ownership rate exceeds 30% before you regret not taking action earlier.
