Survey Says 18% of British Online Shoppers Would Use Bitcoin in the Future
Nearly 18 percent of Brits who shop online are willing to use bitcoin some time in the future, a survey by Populous on behalf of Clarity Communications indicates. 57 percent have heard of and are aware of the digital currency's existence. The results come from a pool of about 2,065 from the United Kingdom, and the results determined that men are more aware of bitcoin than are females, not surprisingly (69 percent of males vs. 45 percent of females aware of it). Of the entire pool, just over 100 people (or 5 percent) say they've actually used bitcoin before. 29 percent said they had no....
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More than half of Brits are aware of bitcoin, a new survey by communications agency Clarity has revealed. According to the poll, 57% of the 2,000 online shoppers quizzed had heard about the digital currency. Men were more familiar with it than women, with 69% of men having heard of bitcoin versus 45% of women. However, the survey also revealed only 5% of Britons have experimented with cryptocurrencies and most are not interested in using them, either. Just one in five said they would consider using them in the future. Some 7% of the men questioned had bought bitcoin, compared with only 2%....
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A survey conducted in the UK recently reveals that two out of every five investors initially know little or nothing about cryptocurrencies. Moreover, they admitted to seeing the sector to be “non-existent or poor” before their investment. The survey exposed the ignorance of the British crypto investors’ knowledge, motivations, and exposure regarding crypto investments. Related […]