PANews reported on January 16 that according to a survey by Chainplay and Storible, 52% of Americans sold traditional assets such as stocks or gold to invest in Bitcoin, and 68% of Americans now hold cryptocurrencies, showing a major shift in investment strategies. Among them, 20% of American residents have allocated more than 30% of their investment funds to cryptocurrencies.

Trump's reelection and the pro-crypto officials he appointed are considered key drivers of the crypto market boom, which has pushed Bitcoin prices to new highs. According to the survey, 38% of Americans increased their crypto investments after Trump's election, of which 84% were first-time investors.

In addition, 64% of respondents have recommended cryptocurrencies to their families, 77% plan to increase their holdings by 2025, and 60% expect to double their crypto holdings next year. It is worth noting that 51% of investors allocate more than 30% of their crypto investments to Meme coins, reflecting the high demand for this category.