65 % of Americans want Bitcoin for Christmas, as a study showed

• A new study has shown that 65 percent of Americans prefer cryptocurrencies or shares as a Christmas present because the days of giving away iPads seem to fade.
• companies such as Coinbase, Binance and Cashapp offer simple ways to give away cryptocurrencies, even if the recipient has no wallet.

Christmas stands at the door (almost) and people are already considering what to give their families and love. While traditionally gifts such as electronic gadgets were very popular, people want Bitcoin and stocks this year. A new study showed that people would like a gift that will be passed beyond the holidays because the days of giving away iPads and gift cards seem to fade.

A study by Magnifyymoney showed that the majority of Americans prefer financial investments in one year in which the investments of retail in stocks and cryptocurrencies have increased. The investment craze in retail has meant that platforms such as Robinhood became known names and was the driving force behind the phenomenon "everyone against Wall Street" heated by Reddit this year, as retailers Gamestop, AMC and Dogecoin, and decimated institutional investors.

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In a comment on the results, ISMAT Mangla found that people today think long -term and want something that can gain value. Ismat, Senior Executive at LendingTree, the parent company of Magnifyymoney, said: