RootData survey: Ordinary investors are generally optimistic about the market trend in September, with only 20.8% of users holding a positive attitude towards AI+Crypto
ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData has released the "Web3 Secondary Market Trading Sentiment" survey results. This survey targeted participants in the Crypto secondary market, covering various aspects such as user trading behavior, attitudes towards AI products, and market outlook, collecting a total of 480 valid samples. The survey shows that 58.3% of respondents are aged between 26 and 35, 70.8% have over a year of Crypto trading experience, and 58.4% of users have invested 10%-50% of their total assets into the Crypto market.The survey indicates that since the beginning of this year, these users have achieved considerable returns on SOL, BTC, and a small number of Meme coins. In terms of losses, ETH, MATIC, and most Meme coins and newer projects were mentioned by a significant number of users. Regarding trading behavior, spot trading is the main type, accounting for 91.7%, with 37.5% of users adopting a long-term holding strategy.For the market outlook in the coming month, opinions are relatively dispersed but slightly lean towards an upward trend, with an overall optimistic sentiment. Among them, English-speaking users exhibit a more pronounced optimism (42.5% vs 35%). Users believe the most promising sectors are the Bitcoin ecosystem (66.7%), AI (52.1%), and MEME (47.9%). However, regarding the emerging AI+Crypto projects in the market, only 20.8% of users hold a positive attitude, as most users believe these products lack practicality, and their accuracy and reliability are questionable, with no phenomenal products having emerged yet.In terms of information sources, 85.4% of users rely on social media (such as X and Telegram), while 62.5% obtain information through professional media websites. In terms of tool usage, RootData and CoinMarketCap lead with usage rates of 79.2% and 62.5%, respectively, followed closely by Dexscreener and DefiLlama. Regarding user needs, 64.6% of users require more comprehensive risk assessment tools, and 58.3% need more in-depth on-chain data analysis features. Notably, there are differences between Chinese and English users in tool usage and needs; English users are more inclined to use professional analysis tools (such as Glassnode and Arkham), while Chinese users rely more on social media and private communities (90% vs 70%).Although users generally hold a cautiously optimistic attitude towards the market, they also express concerns about the uneven quality of projects, low innovation, excessive hype, and regulatory uncertainties, calling for strengthened project reviews and market regulation.Additionally, users who participated in this survey and filled out their RootData associated accounts will receive RootData points as a reward.
