Survey: People Who Know Least About Bitcoin Want to Ban It Most
The less people know about bitcoin, the more they want to ban it. That's according to a Reason-Rupe survey, which found that 56% of those in the survey knew "nothing at all" about bitcoin. With only 19% claiming to know "a lot" or "some" about bitcoin, the results demonstrate just how little general understanding there is about bitcoin, despite the increase in media coverage. A Bloomberg poll in December 2013 found 46% of people didn't know what bitcoin is, with 6% guessing it is an Xbox game. A UK survey in February found a similar figure for awareness of the digital currency. Age....
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