According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on December 30, Crypto Literacy released the results of its 2024 cryptocurrency knowledge survey, which shows a significant increase in respondents' recognition of digital assets. The survey found that 98.6% of respondents who consider themselves knowledgeable own cryptocurrency, while only 32% of respondents own cryptocurrency with limited understanding. Key findings of the survey include:
Respondents with advanced knowledge are three times more likely to own cryptocurrency than those with limited knowledge, with 31.8% of respondents stating they have a deep understanding of cryptocurrency, a significant increase from 11.0% in 2022;
29% of respondents view cryptocurrency as a long-term retirement strategy, while 22% use it for daily trading;
59% of respondents believe that regulatory clarity is the most important task for the new government;
The proportion of respondents who consider cryptocurrency 'extremely dangerous' fell from 43.1% to 35.2%, with more people viewing it as 'some kind of risk' or 'neutral'; 26.6% of respondents still have doubts about the source of cryptocurrency's value;
Only 22% of respondents correctly recognize the importance of private keys, 14% understand the functions of DeFi, and 9% know the role of staking in the blockchain ecosystem.