Study: 60% of Digital Asset Holders Store Funds on Exchanges While Half Deriv...
Despite the risks that come with storing crypto assets with third parties, the findings of a new study suggest many cryptocurrency holders still trust exchanges with the safekeeping of their funds. Conducted by Binance Research, the study finds that 60% of “the general population store their cryptocurrencies on an exchange.” In contrast, 26% of the respondents use cold wallets and only 11% are using hot wallets. Security of Funds Remain a Key User Concern Dubbed the 2021 Global Crypto User Index, the study’s findings “are based on a global survey issued to over....
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