58% of GenZs Considering Quitting Work To “Go Crypto” Full Time

Half of Millennials and Generation Z Prefer to Get Parts of Their

Gemini Survey Finds More Than Half of Gen Z Owns Crypto

Those under

Those under $50k income are the most likely to quit jobs to earn from cryptos. (Image credit: civicscience.com) Likewise, we have another confirmation that Gen Zs and

The fear of missing out (FOMO) on record-high stock prices and the boom in cryptocurrency – or digital currencies – has pushed more young Americans like Trezhnjeva to

The cryptocurrency industry is popular among people younger than 40-years-old. More than a third of those born between 19 and 51% of those born would like to

But for him

Millennials are quitting jobs to become crypto day traders. Here's

Gen Z learns to buy crypto on social media. They need

But for him, he felt like he wanted to take the risk and end up quitting his job and decided to just day trade full-time and felt like if he wanted to go back and work in the

Globally

The results of a global poll carried out by the international financial consultancy firm – deVere Group – revealed that 36% of millennials and 51% of Generation Z

Gen Z is emerging as the most crypto-savvy generation, using digital assets as an inflation hedge and embracing decentralized finance. With over 51% of Gen Z adults engaged in crypto, their

Globally, nearly half of Gen Z (48%) respondents reported investing in cryptocurrency as a means of generating income, compared to 41% of the general population.

Gen Z Leads Crypto Adoption, Sees It as an Inflation Hedge

Over 50% Of Generation Z Would Receive Part Of Salary In Crypto