The European Central Bank (ECB) has carried out a study which has examined, among other things, how widespread investments in cryptocurrencies are within the EU. According to the study, this has increased sharply in the last two years.
Today, there are seven times more EU households that have crypto assets, ie cryptocurrencies, NFTs or similar, than there were two years ago. According to ECB figures, now on average every tenth household in the EU has invested in cryptocurrencies. However, it seems to vary greatly between different countries within the EU, from just 6 percent in France to over 14 percent in the Netherlands, writes TT.
However, the majority of households’ crypto assets will be less than 5,000 euros, corresponding to approximately 50,000 kronor. The ECB’s study has asked households in Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Germany about their crypto holdings.
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