27% of people aged 20 to 50 in South Korea hold encryption assets, and 70% plan to continue increasing their investments.

According to a recent report by Hanwha Financial Research Institute, 27% of South Koreans aged 20 to 50 own encryption assets, accounting for an average of 14% of their financial assets. Among them, the 40-year-old group has the highest Holdings ratio, reaching 31%. 70% of respondents plan to further increase their investments in the future, with main motivations including rise potential, asset diversification, and optimization of savings structure. The research also points out that South Korean investors are shifting from short-term trading to Auto-Invest and medium-term Holdings, and are increasingly relying on formal platforms for information. Although market Fluctuation remains a major concern, young people, constrained by employment and housing pressures, have come to view encryption assets as a primary investment outlet. (Cointelegraph)