And again, the analyst: we explore the interest in cryptocurrencies in different parts of the worldRecently we came across an interesting study, during which it became clear that in countries with the largest cryptocurrency markets, one in four does not know about cryptocurrency at all. If you forgot for a second, in what age we live with you - in the 21st. How did it happen that people in the world of technological progress, where they speak about the cryptocurrency from every source, do not know about its existence yet? Read below!
Not so long ago, Dalia Research company conducted a study of interest in cryptocurrencies in different countries of the world. The team evaluated the knowledge of local residents about the crypto industry, as well as their willingness to acquire and own digital assets.
The survey involved about 29 thousand respondents from different parts of the world - the United States, Britain, Germany, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, China and India.
75% of the respondents "heard something" about the cryptocurrencies. Population of Japan and South Korea are best acquainted with digital assets - 83% and 87%, the lowest numbers - in Brazil, 60%. Yes, the vast majority, but what to do with those who are still out of the loop?
Only half of these 75% of people who heard about cryptocurrency knows what cryptocurrency really is,they know that it is not a tricky fraud of ICO-founders , and the term "farms" have nothing to do with cows and goats. And again, the highest levels of awareness go to Japan and South Korea.
After the prices for cryptocurrencies go up and down like McGregor on the warm-up, then reaching a peak, then again falling to the economic bottom, the researchers asked the question: is anyone going to invest in the cryptocurrency after all this? It turned out that from half of 75%, about 4% of respondents want to buy digital assets. On average, this figures for different countries ranged from 3 to 6%. These data, especially in comparison with high levels of awareness about the digital assets market as a whole, show that the cryptocurrencies are still at the early stage of their adoption time.
By the way, 7% of all respondents are lucky owners of different tokens.
Researchers worked hard and even divided the interviewed group into categories of education, fields of activity and gender. Discarding all gender stereotypes, we claim: you can meet a man-cryptocurrency holder more often than woman! The difference in the sex distribution of owners of cryptocurrencies is 11%.
It is interesting that respondents with a higher level of education are more likely to own cryptocurrencies. There are more owners of digital assets who have higher education by 12%.
Such results, friends.