PANews reported on August 14 that Kraken released a survey report on its official website, which found that as many as 73% of US cryptocurrency holders plan to continue investing in cryptocurrencies in 2025, indicating that they hold a long-term bullish attitude towards the market. 70% of US cryptocurrency holders prefer to invest in mature cryptocurrencies rather than other options such as meme coins (12%) and emerging tokens (17%). Compared with traditional assets such as stocks (34%), bonds (13%) and real estate (17%), US cryptocurrency holders believe that cryptocurrencies (36%) have greater growth potential. Interest in cryptocurrency investment spans different income levels. Although high-income households (annual income of more than US$175,000) are more likely to invest in cryptocurrencies (82%), more than half (59%) of low-income groups (annual income of US$0-24,999) also plan to invest in 2025. The main driving force for cryptocurrency adoption is positive price trends (31%), followed by institutional adoption (22%), regulation (22%), personal recommendations (15%) and negative price trends (8%). Additionally, while interest in cryptocurrencies spans all age groups, 69% of middle-aged respondents (45-60 years old) said they had purchased cryptocurrencies in the past, compared to only 55% of younger respondents (18-29 years old). Middle-aged investors (46%) clearly prefer cryptocurrencies over traditional stocks (23%) in their future investment plans, which breaks the perception that cryptocurrencies are mainly for the younger generation.