HP Survey: 79% of US Organisations Plan to Adopt Digital Currencies
Digital currencies now feature in the long-term strategies of US businesses, according to a new study of electronic payment trends. The Ponemon Institute report, commissioned by tech giant hp, found that 79% of respondents planned to support digital currencies like bitcoin in the future. Additionally, 80% of the 634 US residents surveyed said they expect digital currencies to overtake paper currencies in the future. The report's authors point out that the participants, primarily working in IT operations, security and technology deployment, are "all familiar with and involved" in their....
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An online survey has found that 8% of US retailers say they are planning to accept bitcoin within the next 12 months. The data, collected by Boston Retail Partners, after surveying 500 retailers across the US, showed that none of the businesses were currently accepting bitcoin, whilst 5% have plans to adopt it within three years. Source: Boston Retail Partners. In contrast, the report found that PayPal was the most widely accepted alternative payment type. The payment processor is already accepted by 13% of those surveyed, whilst 49% plan on adopting it in the next three years. Apple Pay,....
While the cryptocurrency economy has seen significant losses across the board — losing billions during the last two weeks — a recent CNBC millionaire survey indicates that millennial millionaires have a lot of crypto. Furthermore, millennial millionaires plan to add more digital assets to their portfolios in 2022. 83% of Millennial Millionaires Own Cryptocurrency, According to Recent CNBC Millionaire Survey CNBC recently conducted a survey that shows 83% of millennial millionaires own cryptocurrency. The survey polled investors that have assets worth $1 million or more and....
A recent survey by Deloitte shows that 82% of Indians plan to invest in cryptocurrency when the government provides more clarity surrounding the regulation of crypto assets. Moreover, 77.4% of respondents want cryptocurrency to be treated as securities.
Indian Crypto Survey: 82% Plan to Invest in Crypto Once It Is Regulated
Professional services firm Deloitte and the Times of India recently conducted a survey on cryptocurrency investing. The results were published Sunday.
Out of 1,800 respondents, 55.2% said they have invested in cryptocurrencies and will....
55% of survey respondents said that they were aware of crypto despite never owning or using cryptocurrencies. Among the many complications associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), a lack of knowledge and understanding of crypto is the biggest obstacle for wider adoption, according to a new survey.The Economist Intelligence Unit, the research and analysis division of the Economist Group, released a new report called “Digimentality 2021.”The study was commissioned by major payment and cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com and contains a consumer survey of 3,053 people conducted from....