Bitcoin Investors Have ‘Low’ Financial Knowledge, Bank Study Shows

Bitcoin Investors Have ‘Low’ Financial Knowledge, Bank Study Shows

Canadian bitcoin owners have little financial literacy and are susceptible to high levels of financial risk,  a new Bank of Canada research shows. The Globe and Mail newspaper in Canada reported the study. According to the research paper, despite their in-depth knowledge of blockchain technology, most Bitcoin investors struggle with fundamental financial literacy. However, while […]


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