Topic: Has the popularity of bitcoins reduced interest of people in stocks? - page 3. (Read 1346 times)

The cryptocurrency market is gaining more attention because of its volatility as well as its ability to generate substantial profits, but that doesn't mean it takes the stock market's share. I have a few friends who have invested in stocks and forex for a long time, but they still decided to stay with these 2 markets instead of switching to cryptocurrencies. For them, the volatility of cryptocurrencies is something they feel is not safe. Therefore, it can be said that both markets will have their loyal investors, it will not be possible for cryptocurrencies to make the stock market less attractive and vice versa.

It's fine not to need to say more since you already think Bitcoin is so well known, but it does depend on who you're telling it to. Because for those who are new and still new to Bitcoin and investment (including stocks), I think you need to tell them more because they still need more explanation about Bitcoin and investment. It's a piece of knowledge that they need to know if they're starting to like Bitcoin and investing too, so don't hold back on explaining if you're talking to those who need more explanation.

In addition, being a sultan is not easy for everyone because everyone needs to fight first before getting greater success. Every investment always has a risk and everyone should be able to understand this because it is part of the challenges that must be faced by themselves. And in fact each of these choices has been thoroughly considered regarding the safety and comfort to do so it's not worth calling it wishy-washy as long as it's for the best.

That's right and we can see that from the increasingly rapid development of crypto,
indeed the crypto market is very risky but that doesn't make people become disinterested,
I'm sure crypto will continue to grow.

some people are just happy happy on keeping their funds on stocks as this market is more stable as compared to crypto. but for some, they want to explore both markets and take advantage of what it can bring to their portfolio.
but we can't deny the fact that a lot of people got their interest in crypto particularly in bitcoin because they have seen a good run on this market in the previous decade.

For now bitcoin is on the top most choice but that does not mean bitcoin is the only interest of people. Still People have same kind of interest on stock as well. The interest in stocks are still there in market. In fact for today's generations have more options, they have more alternatives weather they want to invest on cryptocurrency or traditional stock investment. In my belief on any market only matters time, market grows like we can take an example of bitcoin, it is increase as compare with past few year with passing time.

Graphically maybe yes, the stock market and the crypto market go according to their respective paths, but if it is classified there will be a difference for the levels of people who play in the stock market and the crypto market.
And if you look at the last few years, bitcoin has followed the stock market in its movements, even though bitcoin has fluctuated more.
From the reaction of the masses that I see today, to be precise, generation Z is more interested in crypto than the stock market, while the millennial generation is divided in two, or plays in both of these markets, judging by the influencers I meet in the world of finance, the average generation millennials view moderately.
But for those older than that, most of them still hold on to stocks and I think that today the stock market is dominated by old investors.

His name alone is also any human fickle in the choice to determine the investment. what's important is that it's safe and comfortable and I think it's not much different and the direction of investing in stocks is really well-known & the fundamentals are strong and focused. for crypto it is speculative but it is challenging adrenaline. if it fits, you can get a potential coin / token and enter from the start. yes. get ready to be a SULTHAN. For BTC specific investment I probably don't need to say more.

Between the stock market and the Crypto market are currently still on their respective tracks. in the meaning of. when the crypto market is on the rise. it seems that the stock market also has the same increase. which means the global economic situation and various news related to the global economy have the same impact both on stocks and on crypto. even news about the decision to increase bank interest and decrease bank interest also had the same impact on these two sectors.

But what I know right now is that in the crypto market, most of the market participants are old people. while the crypto market is more dominated by market participants from among the younger generation. these two markets have different enthusiasts. and only a few are included in both.

I think it is ignorance that can make a person to think that it is the popularity of Bitcoin that is making investors not bother to invest in the stock market. The saying it news is wrong because we have been seeing that there are people that are dumping Bitcoin which is one of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin is falling anyhow. If people are really investing in Bitcoin in the way op has thought, the price of Bitcoin would not be in the current price it is today. The price of Bitcoin would have been in bull run for many weeks before now and a lot of investors would have been making huge profits from the market.

In my opinion, one of the main differences between the cryptocurrency market and the aiki market is the mode of operation. The cryptocurrency market operates around the clock, while the stock market has time constraints.  As for the profitability - and in the stock market you can earn 100% or more percent pretty quickly - if you manage to buy shares of small companies that quickly start to progress

Stock market is very different from crypto market, and the ones who invest in stock market aren't interested in crypto market. The margin of profit in stock market is quite low against crypto market, but investing in stock market is quite safe when you compare in to crypto market. I would also like to clear the fact that Bitcoin doesn't gives to 20-30% return in one day, and I'm quite sure that no other crypto currency would give you 20% or more a day.

Those people who earn 20% or more from a crypto currency are often the lucky ones because most people would rather lose 20-30%  a week or more if they invest in pretty low quality crypto currency, which is mainly made for pump and dump schemes. Those coins wont give you profits all of the time because they are prone to manipulation, and often whales, and huge exchanges manipulate the price of those coins.

Although, it's possible to earn 100x with some coins in span of a year, but those coins are the lucky gems, and only lucky investors can find those gems that could give them 100x or more in profit per year. If you take the example of Bitcoin then it could give profit of 100 - 200%  per two years. In its current position it would be hard for Bitcoin to pump at 20% per day, however, 5% to 10% can happen few times even with Bitcoin.

I don't think so. Infact Covid has greatly increased the interest of people in stock markets. Crypto on the other hand have also got lot of steam due to Covid and the bull run after it but still people doing stocks haven't moved at all. Even in future for let's say even next 10 years it's impossible to turn people to Cryptos from stock. Purely because people find stocks safe as they have government backing and also Cryptos have been too much shamed for money laundering and other illicit activities.

People will choose what they like the best. It could be Bitcoin, it could be stock. And in some situations, both. Because Bitcoin investment is not for everyone. The same goes for stock. Not everyone will understand it and not all can become successful. So it will be a personal choice if one wants to join Bitcoin or the stock market.
So those who were less interested in stock could come to join Bitcoin, also vice versa for the stock market. It's not always about big profits and all. Bitcoin does not always provides profits on some days and at that higher level of profits. As every investment carries risks, bitcoin, and stock is no exception. Both markets are volatile and the risk is there. As long as people are making profits out of something, they won't lose interest in it. And those who are smart will keep both of them as an option. They can choose both or choose the one that best suits them.

Not 20 to 30%, if a stock gives 12% return every year then its a very successful and preferable stock to invest however I don't feel it helped the bitcoin to be preferred more cause stock market investors are not really used to this much returns so they still think bitcoin is a bubble just because of the high returns. Bitcoin is not even can stand if you compile all the stock value in this world so this comparison itself unfair.

The millineials generation is the most common group of people we can see in the cryptocurrency investment whereas the stock market is highly occupied by 70s and 80s era people so every generation the investment trend changes.

It didn't. If anything it delivered investing, in all sense of the word to the common people. Ever saw WSB? That wouldn't be a thing if people didn't realize that they can actually invest in stocks and assets themselves without the need of a broker. So if anything, bitcoin and investing in it made people see how they can change shit for themselves wthout spending horrendous amounts of money or hiring someone who's probably out there to screw you too.

There's the case of people jumping from stocks to cryptocurrency but that's a niche percentage and honestly I'd say the amount of people who invest on both bitcoin and stocks had increased drastically these past few years. So if push comes to shove bitcoin still couldn't be attributed for any deficit in user base on Stock's part.

If that so why not grab the opportunity to make stocks at the same time its all about the investment and profit at the end of the day, people have become hyped with bitcoin or crypto already because of the different possible ways of earning and easy to buy and not too much complicated to check the chart and open an account. Not all countries too supported the use of Bitcoin so it could be against their country's law with sanctions. Bitcoin want the cryptocurrency because its easier to ride with market volatility than stocks that takes time to check the market.



Other country who are using cryptocurrency still has a tax need to pay even its crypto you think you cannot escape with the taxes.

Some of the rich people really don't want to buy bitcoin because they don't have transparent regulation in their countries. Therefore, they prefer stocks where everything is transparent and clear on the payment of taxes with profits received on the stock market.
Perhaps such recent statements will open the way for big money to enter the bitcoin market.

without any specific statistics for that, I'm simply thinking about what's going on when they're all great investments and we're both in and out of it. learn for them. As I see it, long-term investors still stick with it as well as new investors looking to it as a way to start investing, and the cryptocurrency market still has to admit that they is too small in size compared to stocks, we look for different investment channels with the goal of profit, so the fluctuations of the economy lead to a shift in investment behavior rather than attraction from a single market some.

In my point of view, the popularity of bitcoin never reduce the interest of people in stock. There are equal number of people who have an equal interest on both bitcoin as well as stock. There is positive connection between cryptocurrency and stock markets. The correlation between the price of cryptocurrencies and the stock market has increased over time. Bitcoin is giving people an investment alternative because before bitcoin this kind of flexibility was only use to offer by stock market.

Professional investors tend to diversify their portfolios. For example, they used to buy bonds in addition to various stocks. Some old-school investors like Buffett still do.
When cryptocurrencies reach mass adoption, then instead of bonds, stocks could become the low-volatility assets that should form a counterweight to crypto. And cryptocurrencies are likely to replace stocks in investor portfolios.
However, it’s unlikely that in the next decade we’ll see people holding only different cryptocurrencies in their portfolios. It’s more likely to be 50/50. Not everyone wants to make maximum profit at high risk.
Besides, we shouldn’t forget good old gold, which will remain a safe haven for many. So smart investors will diversify assets in their portfolio roughly as follows: 33% in cryptos, 33% in gold, 33% in stocks.