eToro Conducts 'Who are the Crypto Investors' Survey

[Covesting]

eToro, a social trading and multi asset brokerage company, decided to find out more on identities of crypto investors and launched a survey for this purpose. They looked at data from March 2017-February 2018 and analyzed profiles of cryptocurrency investors, including such aspects as the gender and their employment.

eToro analyzed the popularity of various cryptocurrencies across four age groups: 18-23 y.o., 24-35 y.o., 36-54 y.o., and 55+ y.o. Ripple, Bitcoin, and Ethereum (in the descending order) are the most popular cryptocurrencies among these age groups.

The majority of cryptocurrency investors do not have a considerable background in cryptocurrencies, while profs account for a very small amount of survey participants (but we should not be surprised, crypto itself is something new). Most of crypto investors hold jobs in real estate and sales/marketing, large groups of crypto investors are students or jobless people.

The gender balance is as follows: 91.5% are men, while only 8.5% of crypto investors are women. Females prefer to invest in Ripple, while males - in Ethereum Classic. Bitcoin is equally popular among both men and women.

For more results of the survey please click here.

 

[The CC Forums]

eToro analyzed the popularity of various cryptocurrencies across four age groups: 18-23 y.o., 24-35 y.o., 36-54 y.o., and 55+ y.o. Ripple, Bitcoin, and Ethereum (in the descending order) are the most popular cryptocurrencies among these age groups.

The majority of cryptocurrency investors do not have a considerable background in cryptocurrencies, while profs account for a very small amount of survey participants (but we should not be surprised, crypto itself is something new). Most of crypto investors hold jobs in real estate and sales/marketing, large groups of crypto investors are students or jobless people.

The gender balance is as follows: 91.5% are men, while only 8.5% of crypto investors are women. Females prefer to invest in Ripple, while males - in Ethereum Classic. Bitcoin is equally popular among both men and women.

For more results of the survey please click here.

It’s a shame that any unemployed people invest in crypto. Especially if they came in at the highs in December or January because of the hype. Looks like students and the unemployed combined make up 20% or so.

 

[Covesting]

It’s a shame that any unemployed people invest in crypto. Especially if they came in at the highs in December or January because of the hype. Looks like students and the unemployed combine make up 20% or so.

Probably, some of them are officially unemployed, but in fact work from home, as traders, for example, without obtaining any official papers

 

[CryptoCiticoins]

Unemployed doesn't mean have no work involved, they can work for themselves, at home or any places, they can be the traders, housekeepers, they can do investment in crypto coins or stock.