Private Survey on Crypto Influencers' Stock Investments: AI, Metals, and Energy Are the Hottest Sectors
Svmuu News: South Korean KOL Joshua (MOZAIK) posted on X stating that he conducted a private survey of approximately 120 crypto KOLs from mid-January to early February, with 55 respondents submitting detailed replies. The survey results showed that 50 of the 55 respondents are currently trading stocks, while 5 are just getting started. Ranked by the number of KOLs holding positions, the most popular sectors were, in order: AI (11 people), metals and commodities (8 people), energy and power (8 people), storage and semiconductors (7 people), robotics and humanoid robots (6 people), and space and defense (6 people). The most frequently mentioned individual stocks were INTC, GOOG, RKLB, ASTS, and AMZN, each cited by 4 respondents. Several respondents expressed a trend of rotating from cryptocurrency to stocks, with some stating that "the crypto market is no longer attractive" and shifting their focus to the robotics and humanoid robotics sectors. High-conviction investment themes included AI-driven storage chip shortages, space and defense, and rare earth and uranium energy. Regarding trading platforms, IBKR led with 24 users, followed by Robinhood with 8, while the remainder were distributed across platforms such as Schwab and Hyperliquid. Among other asset classes traded by respondents, metals were the most common, followed by commodities, options and futures, and foreign exchange and bonds. Among stock influencers followed by crypto traders, Citrini7 was mentioned most frequently.
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