A recent survey conducted by Emerson College has found that individuals under the age of 40 in the United States are more actively involved in cryptocurrency engagement compared to older generations. The survey revealed that only 20% of registered voters invest in or use cryptocurrencies, with over 60% of this cohort not engaging in any transactions with crypto and 81% not using any form of digital currency at all. The survey also showed that men are twice as likely as women to engage with cryptocurrencies, and minority groups, particularly Hispanic or Black voters, demonstrate a greater propensity for crypto usage. These findings highlight a clear generational divide in cryptocurrency usage and suggest that the ongoing interest from younger generations will likely shape the financial landscape and regulations in the evolving market.



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