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A recent survey by Börse Stuttgart Digital (6,000 investors from Germany, Italy, Spain, and France) shows that interest in crypto assets is growing—and banks risk losing clients if they don't adapt.
35% of investors are willing to switch banks for better cryptocurrency conditions
One in five expect their bank to begin offering crypto services in the next three years
Germany leads the way (22%), followed by Spain (19%), Italy (18%), and France (16%)
At the same time:
— 60% of investors consider themselves poorly informed about crypto assets
— 76% call them too risky
— 69% consider them too complex
Despite this, almost half of respondents note that EU regulation increases trust in cryptocurrencies. The introduction of MiCAR is already making the market more understandable and secure in the eyes of investors.
Conclusion: there is demand, but banks and the industry still have a lot of work to do to build trust and educate users.
35% of investors are willing to switch banks for better cryptocurrency conditions One in five expect their bank to begin offering crypto services in the next three years Germany leads the way (22%), followed by Spain (19%), Italy (18%), and France (16%)At the same time:
— 60% of investors consider themselves poorly informed about crypto assets
— 76% call them too risky
— 69% consider them too complex
Despite this, almost half of respondents note that EU regulation increases trust in cryptocurrencies. The introduction of MiCAR is already making the market more understandable and secure in the eyes of investors.Conclusion: there is demand, but banks and the industry still have a lot of work to do to build trust and educate users.
