
In early 2024, a Morning Consult survey found that an estimated 8.2 million California adults -- nearly one in four Californians -- own digital assets, including but not limited to cryptocurrency assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Since 2022, that same monthly survey has estimated the share of U.S. adults owning digital assets to be between 13-22%. Regardless of whether one concurs with claims that crypto is the next big thing, it appears unavoidable that lawyers will need to ...
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