American Financial Infidelity Report: 2 out of 5 Survey Respondents Hid Their...
A recent survey study has found that two out of five Americans in committed relationships have admitted to hiding a cryptocurrency purchase from their partner. The crypto-cheating partners believe disclosing the purchase would damage their relationship. Reasons for Not Disclosing Purchases A Circuit survey study that sought to determine the extent of financial infidelity among Americans has found that two out of five respondents hid cryptocurrency purchases from their partners. According to the survey findings, respondents that confessed to concealing crypto purchases from partners....
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46% of respondents reported having $1,000 or less in crypto, while another 25% said they held between $1,000 and $10,000. The vast majority of cryptocurrency owners in the United States made its first-ever crypto investments just within last year, according to a new survey.About 70% of crypto hodlers in the U.S. started investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) in 2021, according to the Crypto Perception Report 2022 by Huobi Group, the operator of major crypto exchange Huobi.The company polled about 3,100 American adults in mid-December 2021 to assess respondents’ knowledge of....
Some interesting data coming from Wired Innovation Insights this Thursday. A survey that utilized 2,000 Americans as respondents show that the legitimacy of bitcoin as a force for good, outside of our community, is very in doubt. Wired notes that the survey was run three times over the course of two months, amidst the Mt. Gox disaster that ended with the exchange filing for bankruptcy protection. Perhaps the result that stands out most: 62 percent of respondents believe that bitcoin is a scam of some sort. 15 percent of male respondents believe that bitcoin is used to fund terrorism. 23....
Only 11% of crypto holders are using their coins to pay for goods and services, according to a report by Binance Research. The majority of cryptocurrency users reportedly prefer to hold their crypto as part of a long-term investment strategy, according to a new survey by Binance Research.Released on Jan. 28, the survey report shows that as much as 55% of respondents own cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) as a long-term investment.The “2021 Global Crypto User Index” report is based on a global survey that includes input from more than 61,000 crypto users across 178 countries and regions.....
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 new survey published by Goldman Sachs has found that just over half of US millennials believe they will never use bitcoin. Fifty-one percent of the 752 survey respondents said that they had never used bitcoin nor do they have any plans to do so. Twenty-two percent said they currently use it or have used it in the past, and intend to use it again. An additional 22% said that they have never used bitcoin before but plan on using the digital currency. Just 5% of respondents said they have used bitcoin but do not intend to use it again. The data forms part of a broader look at the financial....