PANews reported on April 21 that, according to CoinDesk, a retail survey released by Deutsche Bank showed that cryptocurrency adoption in the US rebounded to 12% in March from a low of 7% in February, recovering to levels seen in July 2025. Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.3 billion in net inflows in March, indicating a recovery in institutional demand. Despite the rebound in adoption, consumers remain cautious about the price outlook for Bitcoin: 19% of US respondents expect Bitcoin to be between $20,000 and $60,000 by the end of 2026, 13% expect it to fall below $20,000, and only about 3% expect it to return to its all-time high of over $120,000. Approximately 70% of crypto investors hold Bitcoin, far exceeding the holding rates of USDT or USDC. 69% of US respondents listed Bitcoin as their top future investment choice, but gold and the S&P 500 remain the more preferred assets overall. Crypto adoption is still dominated by men and high-income households, but the proportion of women and low-income investors is gradually increasing.