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# 2021 500 Active User Case Study

### Summary

The biggest report on the app that has transformed people’s financial futures by building a low-risk crypto-portfolio. In early August 2021, we surveyed and analyzed data from 500 active COIN users to learn more about how COIN has impacted their lives, both financially and generally.

<a href="https://coinapp.co/pdfs/500_User_Case_Study_08312021.pdf" class="button primary">Read Study</a>

### Highlights

* 500 Users Surveyed
* 125+ Countries Represented
* 1M+ Active Geominers
* Average user spent 698.77 days (nearly 2 years) using COIN
* Users redeemed 933,697,010 XYO Tokens
* **These tokens were worth over 14 million USD!**

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### User Quotes

* "We bought our first car together, with a $15,000 down payment. All paid for by COIN." — *N.B., Canada*
* "It's made me more active and given me the ability to earn crypto while I do my job." — *Gary Jones, UK*
* "I was hesitant to touch my normal savings. COIN let me explore crypto with no risk." — *Lee, Ireland/Italy*
* "I sold during the price jump and reinvested. Now my portfolio is worth nearly $20,000." — *Joshua S, Virginia, US*

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