The cryptography market of South Asia, including India and Sri Lanka, is “maturing” (file) | Photo credit: Reuters
The cryptography market of South Asia, including India and Sri Lanka, “matures quickly” while investors focus on security and education even if a greater number adopts the crypto, according to a Binance report, one of the greatest exchanges of cryptocurrency in the world.
Asia Crypto Security Survey involved the study of 29,847 valid responses, with 3,321 of them from South Asia.
Rather than being a market for the first adopters, the Binance survey noted that almost 28% of those questioned in the region began to adopt the crypto about six months ago. An almost equal segment has been on the cryptography market for over a year, while some have been active for over two years, said Binance.
“This mixture of newcomers and experienced users signals an ecosystem in transition: evolving from speculative interest to sustained participation,” noted the company in a press release.
In addition to this, more than 64% of respondents said they used crypto exchanges several times a week or even daily.
The survey highlighted the desire of respondents to see more anti -scam education – in particular in the form of a gamified experience – via their cryptographic platforms. An proposed improvement that has received a lot of support was to simplify technical content on cryptographic platforms.
“These data clearly show that crypto users in South Asia are serious, demanding and increasingly concerned about security. They are not only passive users; they are individuals who are warned in technology with crypto exchanges several times a week, even daily. They build knowledge, not just portfolios,” said Bader Al Kaloti, Menasat Head of Growth & Ops Binance.
“What they are asking is not a media threshing or high -risk speculation – they require trusted platforms, transparent protections and interactive education. For any platform that seeks to retain long -term users, the message is clear: empower your users, gain their confidence and grow with them,” added Al Kaloti.
Published – April 28, 2025 02:46 PM IST
