Survey: Almost one in five adult Australians own crypto in 2020
Australia’s overall crypto perception improved in 2020 but adoption among women is still lacking. A recently published survey by the cryptocurrency exchange platform Independent Reserve shows nearly 20% of young adults in Australia own virtual currencies in 2020.According to the 2020 edition of the Independent Reserve Cryptocurrency Index (IRCI), Australia’s general crypto sentiment improved significantly compared to 2019. Indeed, figures from the IRCI survey put the 2020 crypto index at 47, a gain of over 10% from its previous value of 42, published in the 2019 reportThe survey, which....
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