PANews reported on January 30 that according to TokenPost, Jemi Nai's survey of 6,000 respondents worldwide showed that more than half of Generation Z aged 18-29 have held or are holding cryptocurrencies and showed a stronger willingness to invest.

The survey shows that the cryptocurrency ownership rate of Generation Z is 51%, which is much higher than the global population average of 35%. In the United States, 51% of Generation Z, 49% of Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996), and 29% of Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980) said they own or have held crypto assets. Similar trends are reflected in the United Kingdom, Singapore, and France.

In addition, Generation Z is more concerned about inflation and is more inclined to use cryptocurrencies as a hedging tool. In the UK, 42% of Generation Z crypto investors said they use cryptocurrencies to deal with inflation, which is higher than the overall average of crypto investors in the country (32%).

The report also pointed out that 31% of the surveyed Generation Z support the government to strengthen the regulation of the crypto industry, which is lower than the global average of 46%. However, Generation Z is more optimistic about the development of industry regulation, showing the deep penetration of cryptocurrencies in the investment portfolios of young investors.