2019-4-29 05:00 |
It seems that many believe Bitcoin has laid the foundation for cryptocurrencies, but will not be the leader forever – according to a Euro poll
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A new bitFlyer poll that sampled the opinions of 10,000 respondents across ten countries in Europe revealed a high percentage of Europeans, particularly in Italy and Norway, who say cryptocurrencies aren’t a fad.
2019-4-25 03:00 | |
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By CCN. com: A majority of Europeans believe cryptocurrencies will still be around in ten years time, according to new data. A survey by bitFlyer Europe, a regulated crypto exchange, which polled 10,000 individuals in ten European countries, revealed that 63 percent believe in the staying power of digital currencies.
2019-4-24 12:56 | |
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Weiss Ratings conducts Twitter polls once in a while to ascertain the crypto communities perception and preferences. This time, the Twitter poll was to determine which of four cryptocurrencies (BTC, XRP, ETH, and ADA) would respondents choose as their crypto of the year.
2019-3-14 21:58 | |
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Many crypto enthusiasts, analysts, and experts have predicted that 2019 will be the year of crypto. However, some cryptocurrencies will lead while others will have to follow. A Twitter poll suggests Ripple’s XRP will be the lead in this year 2019.
2019-2-5 21:42 | |
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Although the cryptocurrency market has been in a bloodbath this year which has intensified towards this end of the year, some indicators such as Google Trend search history suggest that cryptocurrencies are still quite popular around the world.
2018-12-20 11:16 | |
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Nick Spanos is an early adopter and innovator in the blockchain space. He is best known for launching Bitcoin Center NYC, the world’s first live cryptocurrency exchange, in 2013, right next to the New York Stock Exchange — as immortalized in the Netflix documentary “Banking on Bitcoin.
2018-12-15 21:43 | |
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According to news outlet, iaftnews, a combined research effort by Yandex. Money and Moscow’s Department of Information Technology (DIT) found that the use of cryptocurrencies within Moscow residents is approximately 1%.
2018-11-15 11:56 | |
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It’s not every day that you get people to say what they think about a global issue, but that’s exactly what Bloomberg did. One of Bloomberg’s hosts organized a live poll whereby the participants were to answer a few very important questions about what they thought of cryptocurrencies and the future of the budding industry.
2018-10-22 15:49 | |
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In recent cryptocurrency surveys, a poll of 100,000 Chinese citizens has found that 3% have invested in cryptocurrencies, and a survey conducted by Circle has found that a quarter of millennials would like to invest in crypto assets in the next 12 months.
2018-9-26 01:15 | |
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A recently conducted survey has produced interesting results regarding how much Russians know about cryptocurrencies. People with lower incomes have been found to have a better idea of digital money than their rich compatriots.
2018-8-7 21:35 | |
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Figures from a recent poll indicate that bitcoin and cryptocurrency are still viewed with suspicion by most U. S. investors, with only 2 percent of them holding bitcoin and another 75 percent of them describing bitcoin as “very risky.
2018-8-1 18:24 | |
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According to Weiss Crypto Rating and its Twitter poll, Ripple’s XRP is chosen as the best coin to send/receive money to/from exchanges. 78% of the votes from the poll are for XRP counting 7,500 such.
2018-7-24 10:13 | |
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People hear and know more about cryptocurrencies with every passing day, and according to a new survey, interest in Bitcoin is expected to increase twofold in Europe. The poll gauges the awareness of cryptocurrencies and the expectations for their future.
2018-6-27 03:50 | |
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A poll conducted by Capgemini found that the majority of millionaires are very or somewhat interested in holding cryptocurrencies as an investment and as a store of value. While most wealth management firms have been ambivalent regarding providing virtual currency investment information to clients, over two-thirds of high-net-worth individuals aged 40 and below would find.
2018-6-20 01:30 | |
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