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A new survey finds that 35% of Australians believe bitcoin will eventually be transacted more than fiat currency. Almost the same number of respondents believe that bitcoin âhas a significant role to play in the future of currency.â
- Comparison platform Finder published Tuesday the results of a cryptocurrency survey, which it described as a ânationally representative survey of 1,012 Australians.â
- The respondents were asked whether they agreed with various statements about bitcoin. They must either agree or disagree.
- One of the statements was âBitcoin will eventually be transacted more widely than traditional money.â The company commented:
The research revealed that 1 in 3 Australians (35%) believe bitcoin will eventually be transacted more than fiat (traditional) currency.
- Kate Browne, a personal finance expert at Finder, opined: âWhile only 17% of Aussies own cryptocurrency, twice that amount believe it has a significant role to play in the future of currency.â
- Overall, Gen Z (52%) were the most likely to believe bitcoin will be more popular than centralized currency, followed by millennials (45%) and Gen X (30%). Only 17% of baby boomers agreed.
- Respondents were also asked whether they agreed that âBitcoin is a legitimate investment.â 50% said yes. Meanwhile, 63% believed that âbitcoin is purely speculative.â
- Another statement was âBitcoin is a bubble that will eventually burst,â to which 73% agreed.
- The respondents were also asked if they have an app that lets them trade cryptocurrency. 15% said yes while 73% said that they did not have a crypto trading app and did not plan to get one. A further 12% said they did not have a crypto trading app but intended to get one.
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