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If I would count all the so-called people that are holding cryptos in every country according to those surveys we would en with 42 million
BTCBut, this has given me an idea, If I have time I'll try to run a survey here, although with all the shitposting I doubt we would get real numbers from other countries but at least some data from serious members. Of course, it will be very biased since from the start the people questioned will be crypto holders but I'm genuinely interested in the people they know and if those hold cryptos, and what's the percentage.
In my case, it's pretty simple, none out of the 8 and 14 former colleagues from middle school and high school are holding any crypto.
One colleague (out of probably 11-20) to whom I usually talk hold some...
coins ....none when it comes to 1-2 degree relatives, 2 when it comes to other friends.
I'll try to run this survey on B&D, I wonder if even biased from the start it will get close to the 14% some claim.
What fascinates me a lot is the fact that the rate of adaptation is almost always measured by something coming from the USA, which would mean that if Bitcoin fails there, it will not succeed anywhere in the world.
Of course, because with all the China, Venezuela, Africa and other 3rd wold countries embracing bitcoin, the money and the buyers are still in the US. Same as the nodes, ATMs, shops, ....
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