Harris Poll Report Finds That 71% of Crypto Investors Are Confident They Will...
A new survey conducted by Harris Poll has found that most cryptocurrency investors in America feel they have the necessary tools to become billionaires in the future. The survey, which inquired about how Americans see billionaires, also revealed that this sentiment is higher amongst millennials and Gen Zers, with other groups falling behind Crypto Still Seen as Billionaire-Maker Investment, According to Harris Poll Survey While the recent downturn in the global economy and the subsequent price deceleration in traditional stock and crypto markets has made some investors lose....
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