Illicit Crypto Transactions in 2022 Surpassed $20 Billion for the First Time: Chainalysis
Criminal transactions involving digital currencies in 2022 supposedly totaled $20.1 billion, a $2 billion increase compared to 2021.
Criminal transactions involving digital currencies in 2022 supposedly totaled $20.1 billion, a $2 billion increase compared to 2021.
Just 5% of the US respondents think there are no risks when investing in digital currencies.
43% of the US participants in the survey currently have a negative view of digital currencies, while just 8% are
While youth and minority status are strong predictors of crypto-awareness, political affiliation is not.Â
The crypto winter has hit hard, but women don't fear the cold. 10% of females picked crypto as their first
While most Salvadorans do not support Nayib Bukele's BTC endeavors, almost 76% remain supportive of his presidency reign.
75% of Millennial and Generation X investors are fond of alternative investment tools, such as crypto.
A Bank of Canada survey showed that average literacy investors were the least likely to buy Bitcoin.Â
30% of the surveyed American millennials said they feel comfortable when distributing some of their wealth in digital assets.
Vietnam, the Philippines, and Ukraine are the top nations on Chainalysis' global crypto adoption study.