The Internet reported that a survey conducted by Deutsche Bank in June showed that American consumers are the largest users of cryptocurrencies, with the majority of men and young and affluent people. Last month, the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies in the United States was 17%, higher than the 11% in the United Kingdom and the 10% in the European Union. Among young people aged 18-34 in the United States, the adoption rate of cryptocurrencies rose from 24% in January to 29% in June, mainly due to market optimism about the prospects of Trump's pro-cryptocurrency policy. Among U.S. respondents, wealthy people account for 32% of cryptocurrency adopters. In addition, 23% of U.S. men said they use cryptocurrency for payments or personal investments, compared with 13% of women. Male consumers generally believe that they have a deeper understanding of cryptocurrencies than women.