Interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum Slides According to Google Trends Data, NFT ...
While bitcoin, non-fungible token (NFT) assets, ethereum, and cryptocurrencies had an incredible year in 2021, none of the trends made it into Google’s “Year in Search” review. Currently, interest in bitcoin, in terms of Google searches has dropped considerably since the week of May 16th through the 22nd of last year. Search trends for the term “bitcoin” have slid 72% since it scored the highest score of 100 last May to today’s score of 28. Worldwide Search Queries for ‘Bitcoin,’ ‘Ethereum,’ and....
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Despite the recent big move in Bitcoin price, Google trends reveal general interest in the cryptocurrency still remains low. Google Trends For The Search Term “Bitcoin” Show Low Current Interest BTC recently had a sharp move up where the price crossed the $55k mark for the first time since May. However, despite such an increase, […]
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So there's interest in Bitcoin on Chinese search engine Baidu, and there's also interest in Bitcoin on Yahoo. But what about Google? Turns out it is! If you take a look at today's Google Trends list, you'll see that Bitcoin appears as number 7 (at least at the time of this writing). Did we really need any more proof that Bitcoin is gaining traction here? Probably not, but it's always interesting to share these bits of news here and there. How long until it climbs higher on the list?