The Satoshilabs survey, which assessed the awareness of cryptocurrencies among the different demographic groups, sought views from more than a thousand Americans across the country. Writing in a blog that explains the survey’s findings, the author(s) suggest that “the huge injection of dollars into the economy has warmed the public to the idea of cryptocurrencies.” The injection of new dollars into the economy dilutes the value of money and makes the U.S. dollar a less appealing store of value.
Meanwhile, in addition to finding that more Americans are now amenable to digital currencies, the survey also found that even fewer people now perceive cryptocurrencies as tools primarily used by bad actors. According to the survey, “only 4.9% of those who haven’t invested yet feel that crypto is a scam.”
With fewer Americans having a negative perception of cryptos, there is now “very little left to obstruct bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general” opines the authors of the blog. Nevertheless, there is still work that needs to be done as the post continues:
Educational resources are key to helping people make the jump, and there are many more places to learn nowadays than existed in the previous bull-run.
In the meantime, the survey respondents also had their say on what they believe to be “main obstacles stopping bitcoin from being more widely accepted.” Nearly 38% said “bitcoin is not easy to understand,” while 26.4% say “people worldwide are simply ignorant of cryptocurrencies’ complexities.”
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Opinion on the future price of one bitcoin was quite equally divided across the price points of $100, $1,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000, $100,000, with around 15% of investors’ votes going to each.
Only half of the remaining 10% agree with predictions that bitcoin will reach a price that is over $100,000 in a year.
At the same time, “only just 4% of the group invested in bitcoin estimated it would be worth a single dollar in one year’s time.”
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