Topic: [2015-05-15] Survey: 12% Of US Consumers ‘Likely’ To Use Bitcoin In 2015 (Read 425 times)
May 15, 2015, 09:35:20 PM
It's hard to take this seriously as I can't see 30+ million americans getting into this w/o the price making a move thus enticing them or discounts to be offered at more well known places incentivizing the purchasing of coins to get their goods with.
May 15, 2015, 12:35:21 PM
"The latest survey by the Digital Currency Council (DCC) reveals a record 12% of US consumers were either “likely” or “highly likely” to use Bitcoin in 2015.
A representative sample of 357 adult participants in March also reflected the growing trend of younger age groups fuelling interest and practical usage of digital currency. The findings formed part of the DCC’s seventh and latest Pulse Report, an ad hoc statistics series on a range of issues affecting the digital currency industry."
I am really surprised about that 12% of the US people know about Bitcoin and even would consider to pay with it.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114257/dcc-survey-12-of-us-consumers-likely-to-use-bitcoin-in-2015
A representative sample of 357 adult participants in March also reflected the growing trend of younger age groups fuelling interest and practical usage of digital currency. The findings formed part of the DCC’s seventh and latest Pulse Report, an ad hoc statistics series on a range of issues affecting the digital currency industry."
I am really surprised about that 12% of the US people know about Bitcoin and even would consider to pay with it.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114257/dcc-survey-12-of-us-consumers-likely-to-use-bitcoin-in-2015
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