I do not agree with these investment ranges, for me, anyone who invests up to 10 thousand dollars is part of the same group.

If you have over $3,000 invested, congratulations, you are well above average.

The average amount people invest in cryptocurrencies varies widely depending on factors such as geographic location, personal income, financial goals, and level of confidence in the market. Here are some general insights:

Global average per investor

Initial investment: Many investors start with small amounts to get a feel for the market, typically between $50 and $500.

Continuous investment: Experienced investors tend to allocate between 5% and 15% of their total investment portfolio to cryptocurrencies.

Specific amounts: Studies show that:

In the US, the average investment in cryptocurrencies is around $1,200 - $2,500 per person.

In emerging countries, such as Brazil, it is common for investors to allocate smaller amounts, between $100 and $500 initially.

Breakdown by investor profile

1. Small investors: Typically allocate less than $1,000.

2. Intermediate investors: Typically invest between $1,000 and $10,000.

3. Large and institutional investors: Have allocations of $50,000 or more, and can exceed millions.

Factors that influence average investment

1. Disposable income: People with greater purchasing power tend to invest more.

2. Financial literacy: More informed investors often allocate a fixed percentage of their portfolio.

3. Local trust and adoption: In countries with high inflation or weak currencies, the average may be higher due to the use of cryptocurrencies as a store of value.