NFT Survey With Over 40K Respondents Indicates Americans Trust NFT Investment...
In 2021, two very distinct crypto trends stood out which include non-fungible token (NFT) assets and decentralized finance (defi), as billions of dollars in crypto has flooded into these sectors. On September 7, Piplsay, a global consumer research platform, polled 30,870 Americans and 9,170 Britons to get some insight on what consumers think about NFTs today. According to the survey, 48% of American respondents think NFTs are a “good and safe investment.” Piplsay Survey Shows Americans Like NFTs More Than Britons Not long ago, when you asked people about....
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