Gate.io releases the '312' fifth anniversary survey: 70.5% of investors are still on the road to recoup investment, with 48.8% mainly relying on hoarding BTC and other currencies as their main source of wealth.
ChainCatcher News, according to the 5th anniversary asset size survey of the '312' big dump event initiated by Bitfish (@bitfish1) on the X platform, although BTC has pumped about 20 times from $4,000 in these 5 years, 70.5% of the survey participants indicated that they are still on the road to recoup investment. 17.6% of investors achieved a rise of 1-20 times, 5% of investors reached a rise of 20-100 times, and only 6.9% achieved a rise of over 100 times.
In addition, another survey on the main sources of wealth shows that 48.8% of the participants chose to "hoard currencies such as BTC", 35% came from "trading (waves, meme pvp, etc.)", with DeFi mining and arbitrage accounting for 8.5% and 7.7% respectively.
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Gate.io releases the '312' fifth anniversary survey: 70.5% of investors are still on the road to recoup investment, with 48.8% mainly relying on hoarding BTC and other currencies as their main source of wealth.
ChainCatcher News, according to the 5th anniversary asset size survey of the '312' big dump event initiated by Bitfish (@bitfish1) on the X platform, although BTC has pumped about 20 times from $4,000 in these 5 years, 70.5% of the survey participants indicated that they are still on the road to recoup investment. 17.6% of investors achieved a rise of 1-20 times, 5% of investors reached a rise of 20-100 times, and only 6.9% achieved a rise of over 100 times. In addition, another survey on the main sources of wealth shows that 48.8% of the participants chose to "hoard currencies such as BTC", 35% came from "trading (waves, meme pvp, etc.)", with DeFi mining and arbitrage accounting for 8.5% and 7.7% respectively.