Yougov Poll Reveals Nearly 15% Would Switch Their Bank Accounts for Crypto in Brazil
According to David Eastman, Yougov’s managing director for Latin America, this shows the advance of crypto in Brazil and should serve as a wake-up call for banks. Yougov Poll Shows Some Users Would Substitute Banks With...
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