PRESS RELEASE. Dacxi, the world’s leading Crypto Wealth Platform, released a comprehensive report titled ‘The State of Crypto Education 2022’. Based on the results of an extensive survey, the report points to the severe lack of appropriate crypto education for everyday people and its impact on their willingness to engage in the market.
The report includes data surveyed from 2,000 Australians and 3,000 Britons. Almost 62% of the respondents were male, and 78.7% were over 45.
Throughout the survey, several trends emerged. One was the changing attitudes to traditional wealth-building investments. Almost 33% of respondents reported they were either dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with conventional assets such as property, stocks, and shares. Conversely, interest in building wealth through crypto was clear – with almost 34% of those surveyed highlighted ‘how to build wealth with crypto’ as the topic they most want to learn about. This indicates a growing shift in focus away from traditional assets and towards digital assets such as crypto.
However, the report’s most significant finding was the importance of crypto education – and the current lack. When it comes to crypto, 60% of those surveyed identified themselves as ‘not very’ or ‘not at all knowledgeable. A massive 43.35% of those surveyed believed they lack the information and knowledge they need to engage with crypto successfully.
The report also indicated education’s impact on their willingness to enter the market. In Dacxi’s survey, 28.5% answered that lack of knowledge was the number 1 factor holding them back, and a further 29.32% stated that it was very much part of their consideration set. This means more than 57% are avoiding investing in crypto simply due to a lack of education about the topic.
It is believed that the next wave of crypto buyers will have an average age of 44 and an average household income of $107,000 a year. With the audience for crypto changing from tech-savvy millennials to everyday people, simple and accessible educational resources are set to become even more critical.
“This new research has highlighted that the lack of education aimed at retail investors is the main reason investors do not invest in crypto-assets,” says Gisa Ellis, Head of Learn for Dacxi. “Crypto platforms that prioritize education while making it easy and fun for anyone to learn will give people a better chance at building their crypto wealth.”
The research illustrates that, despite the burgeoning interest in crypto-assets across the globe, there is still very little structured education aimed at everyday people. In the future, Dacxi believes a healthier market will require better education among the public and a better understanding of the purpose cryptocurrencies serve in the global financial ecosystem.
As Ellis explains, Dacxi has already begun work to bridge this information divide. “To support our customers, we’ve created the Dacxi Wealth System. It’s designed to develop crypto confidence for everyday people, using education, resources, support, and a highly engaged community.”
Established in 2017, Dacxi is a global Fintech company headquartered in Singapore, with a mission to democratize wealth and unlock prosperity for all. To learn more about Dacxi and its operations, visit www.dacxi.com, or connect on Linkedln, Facebook and Twitter.
For more insights into the current state of crypto education, download the full report at https://learn.dacxi.com/download-the-state-of-crypto-education-2022/.
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