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More than 80% of financial advisor customers want to know more about Bitcoin. There are over 270,000 confirmed Bitcoin transactions per day.
More than 81 million people around the world use Bitcoin, making it the most popular cryptocurrency exchange in the world. In addition, peer-to-peer financial transactions are possible because Bitcoin is in the digital realm and does not require banking infrastructure or exchange fees.
Bitcoin, the digital money that has become a household name, continues to rise in popularity. Eighty-one million users have generated unique Bitcoin wallets on Blockchain.com since March 2022, making it easy to buy Bitcoin. This is up about 72% from the previous year and about 57% from a year earlier, an increase of 237 percent.
Unreal scenario
Figures from the New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) from 2021 show that approximately 22% of the adult U.S. population — approximately 46 million Americans — owns Bitcoin. In addition, more than 80% of financial advisor customers want to learn more about Bitcoin, even if one in five already has it.
With such a meteoric rise, famous crypto analyst and influencer APompliano said on his Twitter account that despite such huge investment and interest, people are bearish in the crypto market. The number of people who use Bitcoin on a daily basis is estimated to be hundreds of thousands, but this number is subject to change. According to Blockchain.com, there are more than 270,000 confirmed Bitcoin transactions per day.
Investors with the best track record of the past few decades are cumulatively investing tens of billions of dollars in bitcoin and crypto, but some people are still bearish.
Unreal.
— Pump 🌪 (@APompliano) March 23, 2022
More people than ever before are aware of or have expressed an interest in Bitcoin. Ninety percent of Americans surveyed in a July 2021 poll were familiar with “Bitcoin.” Twenty-seven percent of those polled said they were open to investing in cryptocurrencies, and 13 percent had done so, according to a poll.
