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Crypto's Upward Run Has Some Worried They've Missed the Boat, Survey Says
Many Americans are eyeballing cryptocurrency these days—perhaps unsurprisingly, with the price of bitcoin recently topping $120,000. But some are concerned that they've missed the moment, according to a new survey. One in five Americans who don't hold any crypto plan to change that this year, according to a survey of 2,000 people released recently by the National Cryptocurrency Association. Two in five of the respondents who wanted to learn more—about a third of the total—had the same idea, the survey said. Still, a majority still say they're more likely to stay away this year. The NCA survey found that 55% of ... (full story)
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