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Per a December survey conducted by Finder.com, the U.K. held third place worldwide in adoption rankings for Ether, while overall cryptocurrency adoption crept up by 1%.

46% of respondents reported having $1,000 or less in crypto, while another 25% said they held between $1,000 and $10,000.

A new report reveals over half of its respondents believe cryptocurrency payments give businesses a competitive edge.

The generational gap in investment could create issues for wealth managers, says president of CNBC’s survey partner Spectrem.

Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ether lead the list as the most popular cryptocurrencies Americans plan to gift during the holiday season.

CEO of Independent Reserve Adrian Przelozny told Cointelegraph that he expects the trend to continue as crypto matures and becomes less volatile.

The IRCI survey of 2,000 Aussies also found that 56.7% of the women surveyed said that they would enter the crypto market based on advice from family and friends.

The launch of a Bitcoin ETF played a pivotal role in the rise of BTC adoption.

Welcome to the statistically dubious world of cryptocurrency surveys. Here, we'll find out how many Aussies really own crypto, and why there are so many different claims.

Major Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck launched its own NFT marketplace back in March 2021.

Almost two-thirds of respondents who quit their jobs after making life-changing gains from crypto had a total income of less than $50,000.

Young investors assume the crypto market is regulated, new research by the Financial Conduct Authority reveals.

Institutional investors expect to start buying crypto to increase their revenues over the long term.

A new survey suggests that most Salvadorans still don't have a clear understanding of Bitcoin or crypto.

Republicans show less support for recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender than Democrats, and baby boomers think it's a dreadful idea.