Research: Some low-income workers have chosen to retire after receiving high cryptocurrency benefits.

News since November 4 has shown that some low-income workers have chosen to retire after receiving life-changing crypto benefits. According to the results of a study released Nov. 1 by research firm Civic Science (weighted by the U.S. Census), 4% of 6,741 18-year-old respondents saw "financial independence" by investing over the course of the year. past year. In crypto assets, the company then ignored a 4% comparison figure with data from 1,201 respondents, with data from respondents who retired after receiving benefits, well based on their annual income. Almost two-thirds of mad income retirees earn less than $ 50,000 per year, 27% less than $ 25,000 and 37% less than $ 1 million. $ 25,000 Between $ 25,000 and $ 50,000. 15% of those who work with cryptocurrency are between US $ 50,000 and US $ 75,000, 13% between US $ 75,000 and US $ 150,000, and 8% have more than US $ 150,000. (Co-manager)