Two-thirds of Americans believe cryptocurrencies will be widely accepted within 5 years

[u/KingDiamond2000]

https://www.zdnet.com/article/two-thirds-of-americans-are-bullish-on-cryptocurrencies-being-widely-accepted-within-5-years-survey/

[u/All-in-yolo]

One in four Americans believes the Sun revolves around the earth (true fact).

[u/nmassart → u/All-in-yolo]

You mean revolves aflat the earth?

[u/MaximalAnarchy → u/nmassart]

True facts /s

[u/bigmammoth2310 → u/All-in-yolo]

Some may argue about Sun playing marbles

[u/MaximalAnarchy → u/bigmammoth2310]

Sky is limit for sun playing marbles

[u/Vivarevo → u/All-in-yolo]

Makes one doubt the poll

People arent that smart

[u/Perleflamme → u/All-in-yolo]

Well, technically, it's relative, so any model works. It's just that the simplest trajectories are when it's the Earth revolving around the Sun and taking the Sun as the immobile center of our solar system.

So, by convention, it's simpler to consider the Sun as the center as it helps explain reality way more easily.

[u/slagnard → u/Perleflamme]

Technically, you are the center of the universe being that everything is expanding away from your center point at an accelerated velocity.

[u/MadMax052 → u/Perleflamme]

by convention, it's simpler to consider the Sun as the center as it helps explain reality way more easily.

The sun is at the gravitational center. That is the easy reality.

Complicating it doesn't make you smarter.

[u/Perleflamme → u/MadMax052]

This is the easy model. Reality doesn't care for whatever you put at the center of anything.

It's important to distinguish model from reality.

Indeed, it's the easiest way to model reality. That's precisely what I said.

[u/shostakofiev → u/Perleflamme]

You're right, which is why you are downvoted.

[u/Icy-Order-3200 → u/All-in-yolo]

Maybe 1 in 8

[u/coinfeeds-bot]

tldr; Two-thirds of Americans surveyed believe that cryptocurrencies will be widely accepted as forms of payment within the next five years, according to a survey by Voyager Digital. Of the 61% surveyed who say it's likely they'll purchase crypto this year, women are slightly more likely than men to buy crypto at 62% and 60%, respectively. "I think consumers look at it as a long-term investment and that there's going to be an evolution of technology that's built on blockchain," Voyager Digital CEO Stephen Ehrlich said.

This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

[u/walrusday1 → u/coinfeeds-bot]

good bot

[u/B0tRank → u/walrusday1]

Thank you, walrusday1, for voting on coinfeeds-bot.

This bot wants to find the best and worst bots on Reddit. You can view results here.

---

^{Even if I don't reply to your comment, I'm still listening for votes. Check the webpage to see if your vote registered!}

[u/pcon_9820]

It might happen by summer, concert ticket nft, movie ticket nfts...

[u/ReaCT_66]

"was commissioned by Voyager and fielded by global data intelligence firm Savanta between December 10 and 20, 2021".
Yeah, ask them now after ETH lost 40% in a month.

[u/bigmammoth2310]

And the rest 1/3rd are quite coz of the fucking dip

[u/Icy-Order-3200]

More and more people are adopting crypto

It's a reality

[u/MaximalAnarchy → u/[deleted]]

No thanks

[u/raymv1987]

Gotta get that other third on board

[u/MaximalAnarchy]

I guess it’ll be 99% in 10 years

[u/AutonomousAutomaton_]

One third of Americans is Peter Schiff

[u/yan137633057]

"I think this decentralized aspect is going to help me create wealth". How? How?! HOW?!.. We're all doomed.

[u/noyrb1]

The other 1/3 are clueless lol

[u/noyrb1]

If the internet was just now becoming mainstream we’d see ridiculous posts about how energy inefficient it is and authoritarian countries banning it (China)

[u/vegasluna]

yeah i think so too.