a press release released on Thursday, the stats are based on 1,202 Americans individuals, who were asked about their familiarity and interest in cryptocurrencies on August 29 and 30. The poll results suggest:
According to the full in-depth results,
“Although relatively few people have any immediate plans to buy Bitcoin, more than one-third (36 percent) of people think that cryptocurrencies will become widely accepted as a means of transaction for legal purchases within the next 10 years. Millennials (44 percent) are the most likely of any age group to say cryptocurrency will be widely accepted. About one-third (34 percent) of Gen X’ers and 29 percent of baby boomers agreed.”
An interesting observation drawn was that a quarter of all respondents thinks that cryptocurrencies are still used mainly for illegal purchases, 19 percent believes they are being used equally for legal and illegal purchases. While just 17 percent of respondents think cryptocurrencies are mostly used for legal purchases.
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