đ The number of cryptocurrency holders increased by 34% over the year.
This was reported by analysts at Triple-A. According to their data, by the beginning of 2024, about 562 million people, or 6.8% of the world's population, owned cryptocurrencies.
đ Asian countries lead in the number of new holders, showing an annual growth of 21.8% â from 268.2 million to 327 million. They are followed by North American countries with a growth of 38.6% â from 52.1 million to 72.2 million.
The most significant growth was seen in South American countries, at 116.5% â from 25.5 million to 55.2 million. On the European continent, the number of holders grew by 60.3% from 30.7 million to 49.2 million people. In Africa, the growth was 8.5%, from 40.1 million to 43.5 million.
đŹ The popularity of digital assets is growing worldwide, regardless of government positions. In turn, the increase in the number of users contributes to the rise in cryptocurrency prices.
