Gate News message, April 27 — A survey of 1,100 active users at a major CEX found that 36% of U.S. crypto traders have reduced daily spending due to the current market downturn. Among them, 10% described this as a major sacrifice to maintain their positions, while 37% delayed or canceled significant purchases due to crypto losses.
Furthermore, 38% of traders reported some form of financial disruption since October 2025. A quarter of respondents said they rely on savings to maintain financial stability, and 12% admitted to missed or delayed payments. Despite these pressures, the majority of traders remain optimistic, with 79% planning to hold or increase their positions over the next six months.
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