UAE investors to increase crypto investments in 2025
eToro survey shows that 54% of participants have financial goals as their primary New Year’s resolutions
A rising number of retail investors in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are planning to expand their investments in cryptocurrencies in 2025, a survey made by eToro revealed.
The survey, which gathered insights from 1,000 UAE retail investors, highlighted that 54% of participants have financial goals as their primary New Year’s resolutions, ranging from diversifying portfolios to increasing crypto holdings.
Among the respondents, 40% plan to increase investments in stocks, bonds, and commodities, while 38% seek to invest in real estate. Moreover, 37% of participants listed cryptocurrencies as a key area for investment growth in the coming year.
To achieve these goals, 51% said they would boost their overall savings or investment contributions. Strategies included budget tracking (41%), adopting frugal lifestyles (38%), and reducing discretionary spending on shopping and dining (28%).
In addition to managing expenses, some participants focused on increasing their income. About 32% planned to launch side hustles, while 28% intended to change careers to secure higher salaries.
This trend reflects a proactive approach to wealth-building, according to eToro’s regional manager, George Naddaf. «2025’s resolutions highlight a proactive approach to not just financial security but also a desire for self-improvement and adaptability,» Naddaf stated.
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