Survey says crypto popular holiday gift for Americans — NFTs not so much

A dubious survey on NFT adoption among Americans, apparently from Piplsay Research, claims 18% of Americans own these collectibles. Dubious Survey Floats Around The Web, Says 18% Of Americans Own NFTs? According to Bitcoin.com, global consumer research platform Piplsay Research conducted a survey on NFTs between 3-5 September. However, the original poll is nowhere to […]

"It’s as easy as sending cash, and you don't need to own stock or Bitcoin to gift it," said Cash App, allowing transfers as low as $1. Digital payments company Block, formerly called Square, has announced that Cash App users will be able to gift friends and family both crypto and stock over the holiday season.According to a Tuesday tweet, Cash App said its users — roughly 40 million active monthly — could send as little as $1 in Bitcoin (BTC) or stock as a gift in the same way they had been sending cash. The payments firm joins others including PayPal and Coinbase in allowing users to send....

The trading app suggested gifting cryptocurrency this holiday season could help newbies "taking the first step" and have interesting conversations around the dinner table in the future. Trading app Robinhood has announced that its users will be able to gift friends and family crypto over the holiday season.In a Thursday announcement, Robinhood said its users — with the exception of those in Hawaii and Nevada — could send as little as $1 in Bitcoin (BTC) or six other cryptocurrencies with a personalized digital card starting on Dec. 22. To ensure the crypto is not lost by a recipient....

According to a new study, more than half of Americans believe cryptocurrencies will be the “future of finance,” signaling a major change in popular view. Some 53% of respondents to a national survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of StarkWare agreed with this assessment. The figure was approximately 70% among those aged 25 to 34, […]

Crypto under the Christmas tree? A recent survey found that more than a quarter of Aussie crypto users plan to buy crypto-centric gifts this festive season. More than a quarter of Australian crypto users surveyed in October plan to use digital assets as a part of their Christmas presents this holiday season. The survey by crypto wallet and services provider Crypto.com polled 2,020 Australians aged 18-59. Of those that had used crypto over the past 12 months, 26% responded that they would consider giving some away for Christmas or buying crypto-related gifts.More than half, or 53% of those....