Stacked bar chart showing the average portfolio allocations by self-identified investment risk level, amongst select U.S. adults. Data is from a Bank of America survey of 1,007 U.S. adults with at least $3 million in investable assets taken January through February 2024. Overall, people age 21 to 43 invested less into stocks and bonds and more into cash and crypto than those 44 and older, regardless of self-identified risk level. U.S. adults ages 21 to 43 who identify with the "conservative" investment risk level invest slightly more into crypto than those who identify with the "moderate" and "aggressive" levels. For U.S. adults 44 and older it is the opposite, with 2% of those who identify as "aggressive" investing in crypto, but about 1% of the other two groups.