Cryptocurrency beginners choose ”MemeCoin” as their first investment... ”as a gateway to participate in the market”

Analysis has suggested that memecoins are acting as a gateway to participate in the cryptocurrency market.
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Citing the recently released "State of Cryptocurrencies 2025" report by cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, MiMCoin is set to play a key role in guiding new investors into the digital asset market.
According to the report, the survey, which was conducted among 7,205 consumers in six countries including the U.S., the U.K., France, Italy, Singapore, and Australia, revealed that
94% of respondents who hold meme coins also hold other types of cryptocurrencies, which suggests that many investors entered the market for the first time through meme coins.
For example, in the United States, 31% of investors who hold both meme coins and traditional cryptocurrencies are
Of respondents, 28% said the coin was their first crypto investment, followed by Australia and the UK at 28%, Singapore at 23%, Italy at 22%, and France at 19%.
In terms of overall meme coin ownership, France had the highest rate at 67%, followed by Singapore (59%), Italy (58%), the UK (57%), the US (55%) and Australia (
This was followed by 45% of respondents in Europe, with 24% of UK respondents saying they own cryptocurrencies, a significant increase from 18% in the previous year, 2024.
The figure was also up from 18% to 21% in France. Analysts say this growth is due to the European Union's proposed cryptocurrency market regulation (MRO), which has been gradually implemented over the past two years.
Singapore recorded the highest ownership rate of any country surveyed, at 28%. In the United States, Donald Trump
It is analyzed that President Trump's pro-cryptocurrency policy is changing the investment psychology of the public. President Trump expressed his support for digital assets during the presidential election campaign and has recently been promoting Bitcoin.
He introduced the IRS Strategic Reserve, pushed for the innovative restructuring of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and supports legislation to regulate stablecoins and the cryptocurrency market in general.
These developments are spreading positive perceptions among non-holders in the U.S. In fact, 23% of U.S. non-holders of virtual currencies say that their "strategic stockpiles of Bitcoin" are a way to protect virtual currencies.
President Trump's actions are having an international impact, too: 21% of UK respondents and 19% of Singaporeans said they had more confidence in cryptocurrency.
They said they had more confidence in the currency.