A quarter of American generation Y has cryptocurrencies 

Most of the affluent American millennials have cryptocurrencies or going to buy Bitcoin and other digital coins. This fact has been borne out by Edelman`s authors of research called Millenials With Money.
According to them, 25% of millennials have cryptocurrency assets right now and 31% taking an active interest in this topic.
In this context, it should be noted that researches consider well-off Americans who aged 24 to 38 with a family income of 100 thousand per year or have 50 thousand for an investing.
In doing so, Edelman`s specialists note that millennials annoyed at the current financial system. 77% affluent Americans of the thousand interviewed thought that the existing system is only effective for rich and powerful citizens. 65% hadn`t been part of this list think the same.
Three-quarters of wealthy millennials fear the financial system hack and the stolen of their personal data.
Significantly, two categories of respondents wait for a new financial crisis in the future and think that blockchain will make the financial system more secure. Also, 54% of generation Y feel stressed and experiencing worry due to money.
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