4% of Americans quit their jobs after making huge profits from digital currency!

A new survey shows that 4% of working people in the United States have quit their permanent jobs after making huge profits from the digital currency market. Most of these people apparently belonged to the low-income group in the United States.

to the Report Crypto Potito, data from research firm Civic Science, shows that nearly 4 percent of Americans have quit their jobs in the past 12 months after investing in digital currencies and making big profits. Interestingly, most of these people were low-income and earned less than $ 50,000 a year.

Civic Science polls show that 7% of respondents know an individual who has resigned after making a profit by investing in digital currencies.

A closer look reveals that most people who make this decision are among the lowest paid employees, with 64% of them earning less than $ 50,000 a year. On the other hand, only 8% of people earning $ 150,000 or more have resigned.

Mark Cuban, a successful American billionaire and entrepreneur, shared the results of this research on Twitter. He said the recent growth of digital currencies could increase that number in the future.

Kuban wrote on Twitter:

4% of Americans have quit their jobs to make money from digital currencies, and many have earned less than $ 50,000. We now know why so many people are giving up their low-paying jobs. All this was before the recent market leap.

The survey also found that full-time or stock market traders are likely to be the most likely to invest in the digital currency market.

Civic Science also asked digital currency investors and people looking to enter the market to say why they were involved in this class of asset trading. A large number of people, nearly 28 percent, said that the growth of capital value in the long run was the main reason for their entry into the market. On the other hand, 23% answered that they expect to make a profit in the short term. The reason for 12% of the participants was to get rid of government interference. 11% also mentioned the protection of their capital against adverse economic conditions.

Not surprisingly, younger groups tended to accept bitcoin and other digital currencies more than others. The digital currency market is more promising for people under the age of 35. 36% of people under the age of 35 expect investing in digital currencies to make them richer than their parents. On the other hand, for people over the age of 55, the figure was only 6 percent.

American youth and their approach to digital currencies

Another poll shows that nearly 40 percent of Americans under the age of 29 invest more confidently in the digital currency market. However, the elderly have shown almost no desire to enter this market.

Those born between 1990 and 2000, especially those who are millionaires, are the most active group known to deal with digital currencies. Approximately 50% of them answered that they have allocated at least a quarter of their investment portfolio to digital currencies. Thirty percent said they had invested 50 percent or more of their portfolio in the digital currency market.

“The reason why the digital currency market is so tempting for the younger generation,” said George Walper, president of Spectrem Group, a consulting firm.

Young investors very soon and when [ارز دیجیتال] Not so well known, they entered the market. Although it was a new phenomenon, they were more mentally involved with the idea than others.

Wallper also said:

Older investors and their peers cannot understand whether investing in digital currencies is legal. They are a little behind in understanding this.