A report says PublishedGrayscale Investments reported Monday that more than one quarter of U.S. respondents (26%) claimed they own (BTC). 46% and 44% of these owners also held joint ownership (ETH(DOGEThey will be able to access their accounts at the following addresses: Another three-quarters (77%) indicated that they would probably An exchange-traded mutual fund gives you access to Bitcoin.

1000 respondents were aged between 25 and 64. All respondents had at minimum $10,000 of investable household assets, excluding real estate or workplace retirement plans. They also had at least $50,000 in income. The majority of cryptocurrency investors use a trading app, or direct through a digital exchange. A small number of people do not invest in Bitcoin using traditional brokerage, or even industry professionals. According to the survey, only 11% of those surveyed used a financial adviser for cryptocurrency exposure in 2019, compared with 30% in 2020.