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According to a new study by market research firm Opinium, young British investors are taking big financial risks to get their hands on Bitcoin (BTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE).
Between June 21st and June 25th, Opinium polled 1,000 UK citizens aged 18 to 29.The survey's findings suggest that Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency, with 20% of respondents claiming to have purchased the king coin at some point.
However, according to the report, young British investors are taking on more risks in order to purchase BTC. Half of those who invested in Bitcoin said they used debt to fund their purchases, with 23 percent using a credit card, 17 percent using student loans, and 16 percent relying on another sort of loan.
Between June 21st and June 25th, Opinium polled 1,000 UK citizens aged 18 to 29.The survey's findings suggest that Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency, with 20% of respondents claiming to have purchased the king coin at some point.
However, according to the report, young British investors are taking on more risks in order to purchase BTC. Half of those who invested in Bitcoin said they used debt to fund their purchases, with 23 percent using a credit card, 17 percent using student loans, and 16 percent relying on another sort of loan.