How Bitcoin Will Save Millennials
The technology is a future of hope for the most indebted generation in the history of the United States.All generations have rich nostalgia for the decade of their childhood. Our coming of age is our purest time. And for the millennials, it’s probably best encapsulated by the 1990s.The 90s are milk and honey for us. We remain so fond of the music, the TV and cinematic treasures, our first AOL experiences and the quintessentially middle class comfort many of us experienced, whether we fit into the lower or upper levels of that sector.Despite not being born in the U.S. and immigrating here....
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In a recent survey conducted by Goldman Sachs, it was discovered that most millennials might not be too open about bitcoin developments. Among the 752 respondents in the survey, 51% indicated that they have never used bitcoin nor do they have any plans of doing so. Meanwhile, 22% said that they have used it in the past and will most likely use bitcoin again. Another 22% said that they have never tried using bitcoin before but they are open to using it. Lastly, 5% indicated that they have tried using bitcoin and have no plans of using it again. Concerns about Bitcoin. With plenty of other....
Facebook's survey has indicated a lack of trust in the conventional financial institutions among the millennials. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have gained a lot of traction in the past few years. Even though Bitcoin has been around since 2009, its mainstream adoption started to gather steam only during the last 3-4 years. While one side of the argument states that its notoriety due to increased usage on darknet marketplaces to be the reason, the answer may lie somewhere else. A recent survey conducted by Facebook IQ has shown that a majority of the millennials (individuals between....
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