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According to a new survey by private wealth platform Aspen Digital, 76% of Asian private wealth is currently investing in digital assets. This number is up from 58% in 2022 per the KPMG report at the time.

According to a survey by the Bank of Canada, only 2.5% of Canadians used cryptocurrencies for everyday payments last year. Predominantly, individuals continue to favor traditional forms of electronic payments such as those made via phone numbers or email over cash and bank cards.

A recent survey reveals that about 31% of U.S. investors are open to AI-generated financial advice without double-checking it.

A recent survey by the University of San Salvador reveals that although Salvadorans largely back President Nayib Bukele and his policies (Bukele was re-elected for a second term in 2024), they don’t see Bitcoin, which he has heavily promoted, as a practical payment option.

Pavel Durov, creator of Telegram, has been actively learning Ukrainian, a language closely connected to his maternal Ukrainian roots. He discussed this revelation with his audience following a survey that showed strong interest in Ukrainian as the next topic from the esteemed entrepreneur and coder.

The research company Security.org carried out its annual survey involving over 1,500 Americans.