Survey Finds Americans Trust "Digital Currency" The Most
Americans overwhelmingly trust job titles referencing "digital currency " over "virtual currency," "bitcoin," "cryptocurrency" and "litecoin," according to a survey by the Digital Currency Council (DCC) this month. The survey was conducted March 8 and used a representative sampling of 506 people across the U. S. and was conducted by DCC via Google Insights polling. The DCC announced the survey results in its recent "Pulse Report" on public perceptions of bitcoin and digital currencies. The term "digital currency professional" was preferred by 41 percent of respondents, which more than....
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Only 2.3% of Americans would trust bitcoin to send funds overseas in an emergency, according to a new survey by the Digital Currency Council. By contrast, 30.3% of the 750 regular Americans sampled would trust their banks to make international transfers. 23% of the people surveyed said that they would use Western Union, whilst 22% thought Paypal was more trustworthy. MoneyGram would be used by 6% and the Postal Service by 10% of those questioned. Commenting on the results, David Berger, CEO of the Digital Currency Council, which runs a series of 'Pulse Reports' on public perceptions of....
According to a global survey presently being conducted by BitcoinsInIreland.com, the preliminary results of which they have released (they will consider the survey finished when they've reached at least 1,000 respondents), the following are true about average Bitcoiners: They became involved with Bitcoin less than two years ago, in 2013 or 2014. They are in their 20s and early 30s, with the majority being born after 1980. A few respondents were even as young as 15 and 16, making them unqualified to use a number of traditional financial instruments. 80% of respondents claimed to have spread....
A recent survey commissioned by Blockchain Capital found that Americans are increasingly convinced that Bitcoin is the future. The post Blockchain Capital Finds Americans Are Moving Toward Bitcoin Conviction appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
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....
A dubious survey on NFT adoption among Americans, apparently from Piplsay Research, claims 18% of Americans own these collectibles. Dubious Survey Floats Around The Web, Says 18% Of Americans Own NFTs? According to Bitcoin.com, global consumer research platform Piplsay Research conducted a survey on NFTs between 3-5 September. However, the original poll is nowhere to […]