According to CoinMeta, as reported by Cointelegraph, OKX conducted a survey among 1,932 adults who have invested in cryptocurrencies. The respondents came from the United States, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Poland. The survey found that 19% of European respondents viewed cryptocurrencies as a tool for long-term wealth accumulation, while 8% preferred traditional retirement plans, with real estate coming in first at 34%. Nearly half of European respondents expected to increase their holdings of cryptocurrencies, with 47% planning to increase their holdings and 13% planning to significantly increase them. Among respondents of all age groups, 51% planned to increase their allocation of crypto assets. Among the baby boomers, 55% believed that cryptocurrencies were not important for intergenerational wealth accumulation. Among American respondents, 21% chose retirement accounts as a tool for long-term wealth, and 12% chose cryptocurrencies. Apart from the baby boomers, 55% of American respondents expected to increase their allocation of crypto assets in the next five years, with 22% planning to significantly increase it.