According to Mars Finance, Cointelegraph reported that Indian local cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX pointed out in a survey report released on Thursday that Indian cryptocurrency investors now hold an average of 5 tokens per portfolio, up from about 2-3 in 2022. Among them, Layer-1 tokens are the most popular category, chosen by 43.3% of respondents. CoinDCX described this as “a clear indicator of research-driven diversification rather than single-asset speculation.” Bitcoin followed closely, accounting for 26.5%, while meme coins represented 11.8% of investor preferences.
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CoinDCX: Indian investors set their sights beyond Bitcoin, Layer-1 tokens are the most popular
According to Mars Finance, Cointelegraph reported that Indian local cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX pointed out in a survey report released on Thursday that Indian cryptocurrency investors now hold an average of 5 tokens per portfolio, up from about 2-3 in 2022. Among them, Layer-1 tokens are the most popular category, chosen by 43.3% of respondents. CoinDCX described this as “a clear indicator of research-driven diversification rather than single-asset speculation.” Bitcoin followed closely, accounting for 26.5%, while meme coins represented 11.8% of investor preferences.