Want to set yourself apart on the dating scene? Owning crypto could make you more desirable, according to one survey. Here's the question: How likely are you to go on a date with someone who mentions crypto assets in their dating profile?🤔
Now, 16% of Americans said they personally have invested in, traded or used cryptocurrencies, according to a survey by the Pew Research Center.
For adults between the ages of 18 to 29, that number jumps to 31%, Pew found. Men are also about twice as likely as women to say they ever used a cryptocurrency — 22% compared to 10%.As dating becomes increasingly digital, showing off your investments in these growth-oriented assets can help differentiate you.
However, holding this volatile asset may not be for everyone. After bitcoin hit an all-time high last November, the entire crypto market has shed more than $1 trillion in value., which makes it a worthwhile investment, regardless of whether it gets you a date.
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