In a moment of great uncertainty in the international scenario and with attention from the central bank at the highest level in nearly two decades, the Brazilians bear more risks in Crossed currency market Compared to investors from neighboring countries.
The Bitget Broker Survey shows that 33 % of investors claim that their profile is dark, while 27.8 % have more than half of their requests portfolio dedicated to encrypted currencies.
In calculated countries, only 12.8 % of respondents say they have a bold investor profile, while 25.1 % have more than 50 % of the encryption portfolio.
Numbers of the survey with 2,302 active users for the platform Peter In Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia and Chile, between 7 and 11 April.
“The data indicates that the Brazilian investor is more daring, and seeks large and ready returns to bear greater risks to this. This behavior is a reflection of both high digital banking in the country and identifying the world of encryption,” says Guilherm Prado, Bitget Country Director in Brazil.
In Brado’s evaluation, today Brazil has one of the most mature investment crops in Latin America, with increased access to information and diversification of products and financial education.
This environment preferred the most daring and ready -made investor profile to bear risk.
On the other hand, what may be surprised is the side appearance of the Brazilian investor in Crypto. More than half of the Brazilian encryption users are more than 45 years old (55.6 %), above the average Latin America (43.9 %).
“This age group tends to collect a larger accumulation heritage and prior knowledge about market performance, allowing a more strategic and varied approach,” says Brado.
There is a diverse strategy during the application period and the preference of other assets along with Bitcoin: 44.4 % of Brazilians adopting a short and long -term mixed strategy (trading and retaining), bypassing the regional average (39.6 %).
Brazil is the only country in research where Micoins (11.1 %) is among the candidates for investment. Preference for Solana (16.7 %) is also stronger in Brazil, which was in the average countries analyzed (7 %).
To remain aware of what is happening, Brazilian investors are updated in Crypto through social networks, at the expense of professional media. 33 % are informed by social networks and 22 % consumes financial news.
“Social networks are enhancing themselves as an important channel for the investor, especially for lightness, content and ability to provide real timely analysis. Many influential investors, analysts and experts who produce a direct, practical, and accessible language follow,” Gilhery Brado concludes.
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