Bitcoin Beats Gold in South Korea’s Latest Investor Sentiment Survey
- 45% of South Korean crypto investors favor Bitcoin over gold for higher returns.
- Optimism toward Bitcoin price recovery grows in South Korea’s retail sector.
- South Korea’s crypto trading volumes recently surpassed stock trading activity.
A new survey shows that South Korean crypto investors are leaning more toward Bitcoin over gold despite record-high gold prices.
In a survey conducted by CoinNess and Cratos from April 21st through 25th, 2,000 South Korean crypto investors shared their takes on the gold vs Bitcoin debate. The purpose of the survey was to track weekly market sentiment and compare preferences between Bitcoin and gold.
Despite the record-high gold prices, 45.4% said Bitcoin will deliver better returns in the next six months. The rest of the participants answered as follows: 27.9% chose gold, 22.7% predicted both would grow, and 4% expected declines for both.
Rising Optimism Signals a Shift in Market Mood
When it comes to overall market sentiment, 49.9% felt neutral about the market, 31.5% indicated optimism or extreme optimism, and 18.6% expressed fear or extreme fear. This shows that while many remain cautious or neutral, optimism…
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Bitcoin Beats Gold in South Korea’s Latest Investor Sentiment Survey
- 45% of South Korean crypto investors favor Bitcoin over gold for higher returns.
- Optimism toward Bitcoin price recovery grows in South Korea’s retail sector.
- South Korea’s crypto trading volumes recently surpassed stock trading activity.
A new survey shows that South Korean crypto investors are leaning more toward Bitcoin over gold despite record-high gold prices.
In a survey conducted by CoinNess and Cratos from April 21st through 25th, 2,000 South Korean crypto investors shared their takes on the gold vs Bitcoin debate. The purpose of the survey was to track weekly market sentiment and compare preferences between Bitcoin and gold.
Despite the record-high gold prices, 45.4% said Bitcoin will deliver better returns in the next six months. The rest of the participants answered as follows: 27.9% chose gold, 22.7% predicted both would grow, and 4% expected declines for both.
Rising Optimism Signals a Shift in Market Mood
When it comes to overall market sentiment, 49.9% felt neutral about the market, 31.5% indicated optimism or extreme optimism, and 18.6% expressed fear or extreme fear. This shows that while many remain cautious or neutral, optimism…
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