Nearly half of US adults say their crypto punts are worse than expected: Survey
It’s too bad, as a majority of the crypto investors surveyed said they became interested in crypto as they thought it was a good way to make money.
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It’s too bad, as a majority of the crypto investors surveyed said they became interested in crypto as they thought it was a good way to make money.
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