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The younger generation, particularly Gen Z, has emerged as the major driver of peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto payments.  According to a survey by crypto exchange NoOnes, Gen Z now accounts for 72% of overall P2P crypto transfers, followed closely by millennials at 24% while Gen X trails at 4%.  From a regional perspective, Asia led in P2P usage with 74%, followed by Latin America and Africa at 62% and 54%, respectively. On the other hand, Europe and North America recorded the lowest adoption rate.  Broader crypto and payment adoption Unsurprisingly, the dataset mirrored the broader adoption trend Chainalysis reported last year.  According to Chainalysis, crypto activity in the larger APAC region surged by nearly 70% in 2025, from $1.4 trillion to $2.4 trillion – Marking the highest annual adoption rate. Latin America and Africa ranked among the top three regions with the highest crypto adoption rates.  Source: Chainalysis  Besides, Gen Z leading the adoption was not surprising, as the younger generation tends to be more receptive to new technologies.  However, NoOnes noted that usage across mobile devices has surged due to perceived security guarantees offered by biometric and two-factor authentication mechanisms. This would mean crypto firms have to prioritize a mobile-first approach to scale across this active demographic.  Worth noting that major crypto platforms like Hyperliquid are yet to roll out a dedicated mobile app despite their resounding success and three years of operation. Hence, expanding via mobile apps could be a sustainable strategy.  That being said, P2P transfers are part of broader retail crypto or stablecoin payments. Despite the strong adoption among the younger population, its growth has been relatively muted compared to card payments or business-to-consumer (B2B) payments. Notably, cards have become a crucial and convenient way for users to spend their crypto for daily expenses. In the last three…

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