It might sound impressive but it really isn't.
In July 2017, the U.S. census shows that there are 325,719,178 Americans.
That means that only 7.98% of Americans are in crypto.
In comparison, there are more than 100 million Americans with diabetes.
And in 2017, there were about 40 million people living in California. So if everyone who bought crypto in the U.S. lived in Cali, they wouldn't make up the whole population!
Compare this to S. Korea where over 30 percent of its residents have bought crypto.
I think this is a good sign for sure. It means that there's sitll a heck of a lot more money that can pour into crypto from America. If 30 percent of Americans get into crypto, we'll see a push in the coinmarketcap, and suddenly we're looking at some moons
