Professor Analyzes Characteristics of Bitcoin Users with Google Trends
Dr. Aaron Yelowitz, an associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Economics at the University of Kentucky, has released a paper analyzing Bitcoin and its users with search trends using Google Trends. As Kristoufek demonstrated in his paper, there is a strong, positive correlation between Bitcoin searches and exchange prices. Yelowitz and Mathew Wilson take things a step further and find correlations between users and interest in Bitcoin. Based on "anecdotal evidence" in regards to Bitcoin users, Yelowitz constructed proxies for four possible users: computer....
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Researchers at the University of Kentucky have published a new paper examining the characteristics of US bitcoin users based on an analysis of Google search data. The paper, titled "Characteristics of Bitcoin Users: An Analysis of Google Search Data", resulted in some rather controversial conclusions about the types of people that appear to be using the digital currency. However, even the researchers admit little is known about the average bitcoin user due to the lack of systematic data collection and blockchain pseudo-anonymity. Dr Aaron Yelowitz and Matthew Wilson, who carried out the....
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