Which Demographics Are Embracing Crypto?

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LuckyByteMember
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#1Mar 28, 2018, 04:33 AM
Which age group is diving into crypto the most? I've got a feeling seniors are the least interested. Kids might not be that into it either, compared to young adults. And yeah, guys definitely use crypto more than gals. Seems like demographics are changing as crypto grows in popularity.
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#2Mar 29, 2018, 04:33 AM
You can find studies on this if you dig around online. Young adults are all about crypto, and as age goes up, usage drops. Once folks hit 45, participation really drops off. Most people over 65 barely touch crypto, but a few do.
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#3Mar 29, 2018, 09:39 AM
Not sure if there's hard data on this, but I’d guess mostly young folks. Crypto's still pretty new, so it's likely attracting those who want to cash in early and maybe retire early too.
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chad88Newbie
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#4Mar 31, 2018, 09:39 AM
To break it down a bit better: No. | Age Group | Crypto Usage | Trend | | | 1 | 18 24 | Very High | Many are new investors 2 | 25 34 | Highest | Largest group of traders 3 | 35 44 | High | Strong adoption for investment 4 | 45 54 | Moderate | Still significant 5 | 55 64 | Low | Getting lower
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#5Mar 31, 2018, 01:22 PM
Young people tend to be native with any new technology as they grow up in world where majority of their communication is based on it. They are also constantly facing new tech and new platforms when their peers are looking for their own space that's not yet plagued by older people and parental cringe.So they are more familiar with cryptos as well. Age-gap on crypto is probably narrowing down, because cryptos are older as well. Older people are less motivated to learn about new unnecessary tech for them. That's been the case for everything in tech. But it's not like younger people would fully adopt cryptos either, because they don't need to. It's not mandatory for their lives or social circles. It's for groups who feel that they benefit from it somehow, and reasons vary from practical to delusional, so some of those people are in for a rude-awakening when they realize that cryptos didn't fix their issues.
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#6Mar 31, 2018, 01:35 PM
Crypto users cannot be identified with simple approaches, especially counting the number of users on services without KYC. The scope may need to be narrowed, such as the number of exchange users by age, as a concrete and nearly accurate database would be available. Unfortunately, children would be excluded from this category.
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#7Mar 31, 2018, 05:01 PM
The information you provided is correct, and this is the percentage of demographics of users by age and gender These are the crypto Adoption Statistics for 2026. For a complete list of statistics like You can check this link; Crypto Adoption Statistics
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#8Mar 31, 2018, 10:25 PM
There is no any compressive data about this demographics not even when the population we are talking about is not narrowed down to any country or region or geological segment.trying to test the population in a world wide view is a challenging one for any one but based on the relative data not comprehensive data we have seen is the most active group is the young adults between the age of 25 to like 35 or 37. Any thing which crossing above 37 to 40 and above are not as friendly as the young adults. Also when you look at the age range below this age bracket, they are aware of the crypto but not many of them have the financial resources to make good use of the investment yet and it’s why I think they are also one of the most active which participated in the tapswaps and other altcoin mining projects then.
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#9Apr 1, 2018, 02:52 AM
Crypto is really popular among young people, meme coins really do attract curious young minds into crypto even if it also brings bad effect to crypto. But it is interesting how millenials are the highest crypto adopters by the demographic comparison. Maybe because they already have a good income and thriving career they want to push their capital growth further through crypto which is considered very promising on its return of investment.
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#10Apr 1, 2018, 03:38 AM
Interestingly enough, if we're talking about my country it seems like the gender ratio is quite balanced. I'm not sure if it has changed since the data probably skewed a lot towards some specific demographics though. It also tells the same narrative that people under 35 is where crypto sees its massive user base. Interesting to see whether the same thing can be said 10 years later. Even more interesting is what will happen when those 35 y.o. starts governing the nation later. Will they shift their stance towards crypto or will they continue to keep its access limited.
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chad88Newbie
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#11Apr 1, 2018, 07:38 AM
I’m curious about that too, IMO, their stance won’t change. Those born during the transition period between Gen Y (millennials) & Gen Z possess a unique perspective, they will stand by what they believe to be right. Just look at our vice president & his work programs related to technology & crypto. Although it's not yet excellent or ideal, it could be a good sign for the crypto industry's future.
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LuckyByteMember
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#12Apr 1, 2018, 01:14 PM
Crypto is still new to the world, so not everyone will be used to it. While old people are reluctant to adopt something as novel as crypto, things could change in the future. Today's young generation (which is digitally-native) will be the old generation of the future. Which means, old people in the distant future will be using crypto as well. And don't get me started on gender. Females would most likely catch up with their male counterparts, as crypto's popularity rises. At the time of this writing, only humans use crypto. No matter the age or gender. But robots or AI? That's something I'd like to see over time. The future holds many surprises, so anything's possible.
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