Global Cryptocurrency Ownership Surges, Reaching 562 Million: Report
Triple-A, a digital payment company, reports a surge in global cryptocurrency ownership, now at approximately 6.8% of the population, totaling 562 million people, up 34% from 2023.
Notably, the United Arab Emirates leads with a 25.3% adoption rate, followed by Singapore at 24.4%.
The trend spans various countries, from emerging markets like Turkey to smaller economies like Slovenia and Luxembourg, with Asia prominent among the top 30 nations.
Factors such as regulatory changes enabling Bitcoin spot ETF approval, increased discussions on crypto events, and macroeconomic conditions like inflation drive this trend.
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Triple-A anticipates continued growth in cryptocurrency adoption, fueled by evolving regulations and technological advancements.
As more people seek to explore the potential of digital assets, opportunities for widespread adoption are on the horizon.
With the ongoing evolution of regulations and advancements in technology, the adoption of cryptocurrencies is likely to continue its upward trajectory, offering new avenues for investment and financial inclusion globally.
Alexander Stefanov
Reporter at CoinsPress
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