Gallup Survey Shows Decline in US Investor Cryptocurrency Ownership

A Gallup survey, conducted between June 1 and June 15, shows that the share of US investors who own cryptocurrency has fallen from 17% to 11% in one year. The survey, which interviewed 2,043 US adults, found that general US adult crypto ownership is currently at 9%, down from 14% last year. Among younger male investors aged 18 to 49, the current ownership rate is 24%, down from 33% in 2025.

The findings suggest a sharp cooling in investor interest in digital assets, reversing much of the growth seen since 2021. The decline is visible across the wider US population, who increasingly view traditional assets like stocks and real estate as better long-term investments.