KPMG: 54% of respondents in Germany, Switzerland and other countries invest more than 20% of their total assets in cryptocurrencies

According to a study conducted by KPMG and BTC-ECHO, about 2,400 private cryptocurrency investors in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland were surveyed. The survey results showed that the interest of respondents in cryptocurrencies has increased significantly, with 54% of respondents investing more than 20% of their total assets in cryptocurrencies. At the same time, a large number of investors (about 67%) have shown strong interest in digital assets and plan to hold their investments for 3 to 5 years. However, individuals who have just entered the market are becoming more cautious. They are examining investment prospects with greater vigilance and patience. In 2023, investors will focus on security, deposit and withdrawal options, and transaction costs when choosing cryptocurrency exchanges. According to the report, 34% of investors believe that their digital asset investments are "quite safe". However, they are still most concerned about market manipulation, regulatory uncertainty, and financial crime. Compared to 2023, Bitcoin's dominant position in the portfolios of surveyed investors has increased by 7%, remaining at 91%. Compared to 2023, Solana has grown significantly by 9%, second only to Ethereum. (Crypto.news)