Interest In NFT Grows As Google Searches Reach Record Highs
Although the non-fungible token (NFT) sector is not new, it has seen a massive popularity boost this year. Creators are thrilled about this exciting new way to make money from their work. Everyone wants to know more about it and how to get in on it. NFTs have been integrated into practically every industry. From […]
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Google trends reveal a huge spike in “buy crypto” searches, a possible precursor to wider retail adoption. “Buy crypto” searches on Google surged to all-time highs in January, far exceeding the previous peak of early 2018, according to cryptocurrency analytics company The Tie. Relative search interest for the term "Buy Crypto" is at all-time high on Google Trends pic.twitter.com/4cFIkI0xbp— The TIE (@TheTIEIO) February 1, 2021 The keyword received a perfect Google Trends score of 100, which indicates maximum relative interest. A similar spike was also observed for Ethereum, which achieved....
You know something has achieved some level of popularity when it enters the top 500 searches on Google Trends. Never mind hitting the top 100 searches - that just means you're really popular. So it's probably no surprise that 'bitcoin' just so happens to have made the top 100 Google searches of 2013. This hobby-turned-investment-vehicle hit the spotlight first in April when it achieved an all-time high of $260+ USD. It then came back into the limelight in November, when the price topped a whopping $1200 per unit. As the mainstream media began to cover the incredible returns early adopters....
Online searches for the term “Bitcoin dead” reached an all-time high owing to peak anxiety among investors amid ongoing selloffs at the time. The global crypto community has started to redirect its interest from Bitcoin (BTC) to Web3, according to Google search trends.In order to keep up with decade-long innovations spanning from blockchain-based applications to nonfungible tokens (NFTs), crypto investors and enthusiasts rely on searching the web — disclosing their true sentiments in real-time. Most recently, searches for the term “Bitcoin dead” reached an all-time high, owing to peak....
Not many crypto search terms have come close to their peaks in spite of the new bull market, but Ethereum is a notable exception. More people are searching for the word “Ethereum” now than ever before in its history. Google Trends reveals that the number of Google searches currently being performed for “Ethereum” is at an all-time high, eclipsing search interest during the height of the last ETH bull run. Ethereum’s previous peak in search term popularity was on Jan. 13, 2018 — the date of ETH’s all-time high of $1,432.88.Google Trends Worldwide Search Interest for #Ethereum projected to....
Sentiment in the crypto community is the lowest it has ever been, leading to fresh speculation that BTC is a dying asset. Collapsing Bitcoin (BTC) prices are reviving renewed speculation about the demise of the leading cryptocurrency, according to Google search trends. Google searches for “Bitcoin dead” spiked in the week ending Friday, June 18, and likely reached the highest level on record. Google Trends tracks interest in search terms over time, assigning scores of 1 to 100 based on the total number of user queries. The data are anonymized, categorized by topic and aggregated based on....