A survey in Brazil shows that 16% of investors have already allocated funds to cryptocurrencies, and 56% of non-investors intend to enter the market.

According to a report by Mars Finance, citing Livecoins, a survey jointly released by Mercado Bitcoin and Opinion Box shows that cryptocurrencies have entered the portfolios of 16% of Brazilian investors, and another 56% of respondents who have never invested in crypto assets expressed their intention to enter the market in the future. The survey states that digital assets are more often used as a diversification tool rather than a replacement for traditional investments. Meanwhile, 61% of Brazilian respondents believe that Bitcoin's price drop presents a buying opportunity, a figure that rises to 79% among investors who already hold crypto assets. However, market adoption still faces obstacles: 62% of respondents said they find it difficult to understand crypto jargon, 76% believe the market is too complex, and 55% consider platform regulation the primary factor when choosing a crypto investment platform.