Most investors who have cryptocurrencies and shares say that digital assets will exceed long -term actions, according to a new Crypto Exchange Kraken survey.
The survey of more than 1,000 American adults, published on Thursday, found that 65% of double asset investors expect Crypto to offer a stronger growth than shares in the next 10 years. Only 35% favored shares.
Almost 70% said they plan to increase their cryptographic assignments in next year, with men who show a stronger conviction than women. (74% versus 59%).
In the last 12 months, digital assets have also exceeded many investors: 42% reported that their cryptocurrencies exceeded their shares of shares, compared to the 31% that saw that the shares worked better.
Trust levels are also tilting towards cryptography, with 61% of respondents saying that they have become safer in digital assets, compared to 53% for actions.
Crypto also seems to be emerging as a “crisis trade.” When asked where they would assign new capital during global uncertainty, 33% chiptography, 20% said the shares and 19% chose cash.
Mark Greenberg, Kraken global consumer leader, said the data reflects a change in portfolio construction.
“Double asset investors no longer treat cryptography as an atypical speculative. They are seeing it as a central growth driver,” he said in comments sent by email
The findings occur when cryptographic exchanges, including Kraken, move more towards traditional finances by offering actions of actions together with digital assets, a signal of how the lines between the two markets are increasingly broken down.
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