Younger Crypto Investors Plan Higher Allocations, OKX Survey Finds
Nearly two-thirds of younger respondents in an OKX-commissioned survey expect to increase the proportion of their portfolios held in cryptocurrency over the next five years, according to findings released on October 29. The survey covered people who had previously invested in crypto, limiting how broadly its results can be applied.Among respondents aged 18–29, 65% expected to increase their…
OKX commissioned a survey finding that nearly two-thirds of younger crypto investors expect to increase their crypto allocations over the next five years. The survey, conducted with 1,932 adults across five countries, revealed that 65% of respondents aged 18-29 intended to raise their crypto holdings, compared to 63% of those aged 30-44.
Across all age groups, 51% anticipated an increase. Younger Americans were more likely to expect an increase, with 70% expecting to raise their allocation, versus 57% in Europe. Property, specifically land and real estate, was the most commonly associated asset with lasting wealth, cited by 34% of respondents. Crypto assets and retirement accounts each received 15% of responses.
OKX's CEO, Erald Ghoos, interpreted the results as indicating a growing inclusion of crypto in long-term financial planning among younger investors, though this conclusion is drawn from an exchange with commercial interests in digital assets. The survey measures attitudes within an existing investor group and does not necessarily reflect actual portfolio changes.
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