Kraken Survey Shows Majority of Dual-Asset Investors Expect Crypto to Outperform Stocks Over Next Decade
A recent survey from Kraken reveals that most investors who hold both cryptocurrencies and stocks believe digital assets will outperform equities over the next ten years.
The study, which polled over 1,000 U.S. adults, found that 65% of dual-asset investors anticipate stronger growth from cryptocurrencies compared to 35% who favor traditional stocks.
Looking ahead, nearly 70% of respondents plan to increase their crypto holdings in the coming year, with men expressing greater confidence (74%) than women (59%).
Over the past year, 42% reported that their crypto investments outpaced their stock portfolios, while 31% said their stocks performed better.
Confidence in cryptocurrencies is rising, with 61% saying their trust in digital assets has grown, compared to 53% for equities.
Crypto is also emerging as a favored choice during times of global uncertainty, with 33% of investors saying they would allocate new funds to cryptocurrencies, ahead of equities (20%) and cash (19%).
Mark Greenberg, Kraken’s global head of consumer, emphasized the changing mindset among investors.
“More dual-asset investors now view crypto as a core growth driver in their portfolios rather than just a speculative asset,” he said.
This shift coincides with crypto exchanges like Kraken expanding into traditional finance by offering stock trading, signaling a growing overlap between digital and traditional markets.
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