According to the Bitget Wallet survey, conducted among 4,599 users of cryptocurrencies around the world, people are increasingly using them not only to store digital assets, but also for trade, earnings or payments. The authors of the study told Bits.media about the results of their work.

This is especially true for regions where mobile technologies are actively developing and banking infrastructure is not sufficiently developed. The cryptocurns “evolved” from the storage facilities of digital assets in multifunctional tools for life in the Onchain space.

Almost half of the survey participants (48%) use a crypto -core for trading, 46% of the respondents – to receive remuneration, and 40% for making payments. 37% of the respondents are engaged in steaking and pharmacy, 35% monitor market trends through wallets, and 33% of users are looking for new tokens. About a third of users who participated in the survey interact with decentralized applications (Dapps) directly through wallets.

The cryptocurns are especially popular in generation Z, Zumers-people born from the mid-1990s to the beginning of the 2010s. They account for 43% of users surveyed. Crypto-cores are actively used for money transfers in Africa and Southeast Asia, traders from Latin America prefer to realize profitability strategies with their help, and users from East Asia mainly use cryptocurrencies for long-term storage of assets.

Demand for universal financial decisions is growing in developing countries, where people are limited to access to banking services, the authors of the Bitget Wallet study say. 53% of users of cryptocurrencies from Africa use them for money transfers, and in Southeast Asia this percentage is 60%.

“The capabilities of cryptocurrencies are no longer limited to storage and transfer of digital assets – this is already a full -fledged center for digital activity. From transfers to profitability and market analysis – everything is done through cryptocurrencies, because it is there that the future of Web3 is created, ”said the operating director of Bitget Wallet Alvin Kan.

Last year, the manufacturer of hardware cryptocurns Trezor announced an increase in demand for physical devices for storing cryptocurrencies. This is due to a more favorable policy of regulation of cryptocurrencies in the United States.