Canadian Digital Asset Ownership Plummets Amid Global Regulatory Uncertainty: Bank Of Canada
Cryptocurrency ownership in Canada declined in 2022 due to a plethora of factors including uncertainty in regulation, fear of digital asset scams, and unfavorable market conditions. A new survey, the Bitcoin Omnibus Surv...
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A new survey, the Bitcoin Omnibus Survey (BTCOS) by the Bank of Canada highlights the trend of digital assets in the country from an analysis involving 4,996 participants....
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