Crypto Attracts The New Generation, 61% Of Investors Are Between 25 And 44 Years Old!

CryptoQuant has just published an in-depth analysis that redefines the portrait of crypto investors in 2024. The community reveals itself to be predominantly young and educated, favoring a thoughtful approach to the market. The survey reveals that over 60% of crypto investors are aged between 25 and 44, with a strong concentration among 25-34 year-olds, who account for 35%.

A connected, educated generation at the helm of the market

The crypto market reveals a profound transformation in the profile of its investors. CryptoQuant shows that in 2024, it was the young, educated and experienced players who shaped the crypto landscape. Indeed, 61% of players are between 25 and 44 years old, of which 35% are in the 25-34 age bracket.

This young community is distinguished by its high level of education. Nearly 80% of investors are graduates, with 50% holding a bachelor’s degree and 28% a higher diploma, according to the report.

The typical profile that emerges is that of a male investor (89% of participants), favoring a managed approach with annual investments of less than $10,000. This prudence is matched by a considered methodology: 22% of players base their decisions on personal research, while 16% rely on the expertise of specialized influencers.

Asia at the forefront of a global financial revolution

Cryptocurrency adoption reveals a marked geographical dynamic, with Asia concentrating 40% of users, followed by Europe (29%) and North America (10%). This distribution is accompanied by distinct preferences in terms of exchange platforms.

Binance dominates the global market, with 53% of users adopting it as their primary platform, particularly in Asia, Africa and South America. On the other hand, Coinbase is the North American leader, with 45% of the market. Spot trading remains the preferred investment method, chosen by 76% of users.

This new generation of investors displays heightened sensitivity to regulatory issues, with 83% of participants monitoring or avoiding platforms presenting regulatory risks.

The democratization of cryptos continues, driven by a generation of educated and cautious investors. This suggests a gradual maturation of the market, moving away from the speculative image initially associated with it towards more considered investment practices.