83% of Japanese Crypto Traders Say They’ll HODL their Coins – Here’s Why
Over eight in 10 Japanese crypto traders say they intend to HODL their coins this year, a new survey has found. The survey was conducted in January this year by the Tokyo-based media firm Zero Accel, which spoke to 330 c...
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The survey was conducted in January this year by the Tokyo-based media firm Zero Accel, which spoke to 330 crypto holders in 47 Japanese provinces. Zero Accel explained in a press release that 82.7% of all crypto holders said they “intend to continue holding” their tokens in the future....
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