Survey News

Algorand has launched a blockchain-based global survey and public database providing real-time updates on the spread of coronavirus.

A survey of Kraken’s VIP traders has found that most expect the price of Bitcoin to break into record highs this year.

By proposing the united regulatory framework for blockchain and crypto spaces, Europe would have a chance to surpass its main competitors: China and the U.S.

The Bank of International Settlements’s new survey revealed that only 10% of central banks are likely to issue a CBDC for the general public in the short term.

A recent report published by Bitcoin fund operator Grayscale suggests that 43% of investors interested in Bitcoin are women.

Flying under the radar, Turkey is becoming one of the leading adopters of crypto in the world.

The first-ever CBDC will be issued within the next five years, according to new joint research by IBM and OMFIF.

Based on Finder’s survey of 2,068 Americans, 36.5 million people in the United States own some form of crypto to date.

Almost half of all people working in the blockchain industry are reportedly employed by cryptocurrency exchanges.

Cryptocurrencies can be spent in most stores, most Europeans falsely believe, according to a new ING Bank survey.

Online survey by ING shows Austrians are the most skeptical towards cryptocurrency.

2% of Americans trust Facebook’s Libra more than major cryptocurrency Bitcoin, a new CivicScience survey shows.

Most of Generation Z does not plan to buy cryptocurrency, according to the results of a recent survey.

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky released a survey revealing that only 10% of global consumers “fully understand how cryptocurrencies work.”

Almost 12% of crypto holders are long-term investors, according to a survey released by HBUS.