According to a survey conducted by RAMP Network, for 80% of cryptocurrency users, the safety and confidentiality of data when interacting with crypto platforms is important.

Experts noted that users are afraid of hacks, fraud, phishing and financial losses. 46.8% of respondents called possible security problems the main factor that holds them from investment in digital assets. 80% of respondents said that guarantees of protection against fraud would allow them to feel comfortable when performing the first transaction with cryptocurrencies.

This mainly applies to new traders. 54.55% of novice users primarily pay attention to what measures are taking platforms to prevent data leaks and hacks, and the size of the commission for transactions is important for 31.82%. As for users of an advanced level, 69.7% of them give priority to a convenient interface.

Participants of the survey reassure the presence of “Know your client” (KYC) and two -factor identification (2FA) on the platforms of the procedures, as well as when the platforms warn about attempts by an unauthorized entrance. Users began to pay special attention to whether the crypto services have a license in the United States, Great Britain or the European Union – permissions issued by regulators from these jurisdictions seem more reliable crypto traders. Before making a deposit to the platform, users check reviews, ratings, transaction volumes and even the activity of contracts, the report said.

According to a survey conducted by Coinbase and Ey-Parthenon crypto-tanks, 83% of large lawyer companies plan to increase their investments in cryptocurrencies in 2025. This should be facilitated by clarification in the regulation of digital assets in the United States.