Young People Are Being Forced Into Crypto â Not Drawn to It đš
A shocking new study reveals a brutal truth:
Todayâs youth arenât choosing crypto out of passion â theyâre choosing it out of survival.
People born in the 1990s are dramatically less likely to own a home than their parents.
Housing prices have exploded so much that what once took years⊠now takes decades.
With homeownership slipping out of reach, young people are placing high-risk, high-reward bets.
And standing at the top of that list? Crypto.
The Rise of the Discouraged Renter Generation đïžâĄïžđ»
The study shows that when renters finally realise homeownership may never happen:
Credit-card debt rises
Faith in âhard work pays offâ collapses
They turn to high-upside, high-risk assets â especially crypto
Those with $50Kâ$300K in assets are the most likely to dive into crypto.
Not because theyâre tech-savvy â but because theyâre desperate for a breakthrough.
Those with under $50K?
They stop investing entirely. The risk is simply unaffordable.
Crypto has quietly become a replacement for the American Dream.
A last chance to break through a system young people feel is stacked against them.
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A Global Warning Signal đâ ïž
This crisis isnât limited to the U.S.
In South Korea, youth call themselves the âSampo Generationâ â giving up dating, marriage, and kids due to impossible housing costs.
In Japan, many embrace âSatoriâ â abandoning material dreams because the future feels out of reach.
A Collapsing Generation đ
Researchers predict that adults born in the 1990s will retire with nearly 10% lower homeownership than their parents.
A generation watching their dreams fade â turning to crypto as their final shot at escaping the collapse.
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