YouGov poll finds 27% support for making Bitcoin legal tender in US
Republicans show less support for recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender than Democrats, and baby boomers think its a dreadful idea. A new poll has found that 27% U.S. residents support the government recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender.According to a poll from research and data analytics firm YouGov, 11% of respondents “strongly support” the idea that Bitcoin should be used as legal tender in the United States and a further 16% of respondents would “somewhat support” it.The poll, which queried 4,912 U.S. residents, indicated that a larger number of Democrat respondents support the....
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Majority of Adults in US Do Not Oppose Making Bitcoin Legal Tender, Survey Shows
Yougov America Inc. conducted a survey Thursday to ascertain whether consumers are for or against adopting bitcoin as legal tender in the U.S. A total of 4,912 adults in the country participated in the survey. Yougov is an international research data and analytics group headquartered in....
According to a poll releaased on Thursday, more than three-quarters of Salvadorans are skeptical of President Nayib Bukele’s quest to recognize bitcoin as an alternative legal tender. El Salvadorans Are Skeptical Of Bitcoin El Salvadorans’ opinions on the government’s bitcoin plan were disclosed in a recent poll, according to Reuters on Thursday. The poll was […]
Last week, Ukraine legalized cryptocurrency in a near-unanimous vote. And it looks like the former Soviet bloc republic is taking things a step further by making Bitcoin legal tender. Legal tender refers to a lawfully recognized means of exchange to settle a debt or meet a financial obligation. In other words, if enacted, Bitcoin would […]
A recent poll completed by the Public Opinion University Institute, part of the Simeon Canas Centroamerican University, has found that El Salvador is still not attracted by the idea of bitcoin as legal tender. The poll results indicate that almost two-thirds of the population has a negative impression of bitcoin, with only a quarter of Salvadorans having used the cryptocurrency. El Salvador Still Cold on Bitcoin Adoption While El Salvador made bitcoin legal tender last year, being the first country in the world to do so, Salvadorans are still not completely sold on the idea of introducing....