16% of Surveyed Americans are Crypto Investors, Traders, Users - Think Tank
Cryptocurrencies are rapidly gaining popularity among US adults, with 16% of respondents admitting they have invested, traded or used cryptocurrencies, according to a recent survey by nonpartisan think tank Pew Research...
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In 2015, responding to an earlier survey by the center that was focused on bitcoin (BTC), only 1% of the surveyed gave the same answer in relation to the cryptocurrency....
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