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Gen Z are investing like Boomers - with some surprising portfolio decisions
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Crypto may have introduced Gen Z to investing, but new Binance data suggests young investors are increasingly using the exchange to buy and hold conventional assets rather than chase maximum risk. Like fashion, investing eventually finds something embarrassing in the back of.
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