Topic: Bitcoin & Altcoin community survey (Read 1634 times)
Bummer, I missed out. A larger sample size would be a good thing.
the survey is closed now. thank you very much for your responses 
as soon as I have written a report I will post it here - might take me three weeks though.
cheers all!
as soon as I have written a report I will post it here - might take me three weeks though.cheers all!
Just answered all questions. May I ask you, for what kind of analysis you will use the results for?
not sure if typo..... what do you mean?
just tried to answer, ang for what 
lol
lol
cheers all! the survey is still running, 15 more to the 100 mark
Hello peeps,
I've been following the development of cc's for a while now and have become a true enthusiast about the possibilities that the technology can provide. However it seems like many official sources claim that it has been a bad year for cryptocurrencies, and Bitcoin in particular.
But what's your opinion? I'm curious, and you probably too.
For this reason I've set up a survey, and by the end of January I will most likely publish an article about the results.
You can find the survey here: https://qtrial2014az1.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_8xqlg0TppmvRwep
Please note: The whole survey is anonymous and takes no more than 5-7 minutes. This is not a scientific questionnaire either.
Feedback, comments, etc. are always welcome. I will check this thread regularly.
Feel free to share and post this wherever it is relevant
Cheers,
D
I've been following the development of cc's for a while now and have become a true enthusiast about the possibilities that the technology can provide. However it seems like many official sources claim that it has been a bad year for cryptocurrencies, and Bitcoin in particular.
But what's your opinion? I'm curious, and you probably too.
For this reason I've set up a survey, and by the end of January I will most likely publish an article about the results.
You can find the survey here: https://qtrial2014az1.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_8xqlg0TppmvRwep
Please note: The whole survey is anonymous and takes no more than 5-7 minutes. This is not a scientific questionnaire either.
Feedback, comments, etc. are always welcome. I will check this thread regularly.
Feel free to share and post this wherever it is relevant
Cheers,
D
done answering all question
Seems suspicious. I wouldn't advise you to fill this survey.
When anyone answer that kind of surveys first must protect his ip.
Sorry for my late reply. I travelled back to London yesterday so couldn't have a look at it earlier.
First of all: Thanks to those who participated, I really appreciate it!
Second: I understand that some of you are worried about personal details, this is why I mentioned my full name in the beginning of the survey in the first place (google me if you want..). And you can leave the most personal fields (cc worth, e-mail address) empty. Imo transparency is an important aspect of cc.
At the same time I think these worries are a very interesting aspect, as it seems like users of digital currencies feel very vulnerable. Why is that? Do you think that digital currencies offer too many attacking points? What about offline wallets? Then again it is interesting to see that so far 90% of the respondents think that digital currencies can help to prevent third parties from accessing their financial assets.
Anyways, more and more questions arise, and this certainly is an interesting topic to go after in the near future. So far there are only around 60 responses, which is not enough to make convincing statements/predictions. So please help by filling in the questionnaire and share or forward it.
Cheers,
D
First of all: Thanks to those who participated, I really appreciate it!
Second: I understand that some of you are worried about personal details, this is why I mentioned my full name in the beginning of the survey in the first place (google me if you want..). And you can leave the most personal fields (cc worth, e-mail address) empty. Imo transparency is an important aspect of cc.
At the same time I think these worries are a very interesting aspect, as it seems like users of digital currencies feel very vulnerable. Why is that? Do you think that digital currencies offer too many attacking points? What about offline wallets? Then again it is interesting to see that so far 90% of the respondents think that digital currencies can help to prevent third parties from accessing their financial assets.
Anyways, more and more questions arise, and this certainly is an interesting topic to go after in the near future. So far there are only around 60 responses, which is not enough to make convincing statements/predictions. So please help by filling in the questionnaire and share or forward it.
Cheers,
D
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Ok, I have bookmarked, will try to complete the survey later today, all the best
too many personal info asked. I don't do it.
Yep same problem here, cant access the site from Chrome or FF
Mine is not uploading...
Is the site down?
Is the site down?
Last question "Do you have Bitcoins on this computer you are answering from?".
Great survey! Just finished with my closing remarks.....
"The bitcoin community must begin to realize the importance of payroll integration. This is the only way to offset the tremendous selling pressure caused by mainstream merchant POS adoption."
"The bitcoin community must begin to realize the importance of payroll integration. This is the only way to offset the tremendous selling pressure caused by mainstream merchant POS adoption."
Good to hear that, thanks!
I'm sorry to hear that. Let me know if the problem still occurs later (and at which question the survey is stuck). Cheers!
It was evidently only misbehaving under Chrome for me. Tried again with Iceweasel and it worked perfectly. Good luck!
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