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Analysts have noted a reduction in skepticism regarding digital assets. Just over half of consumers view cryptocurrencies as a significant asset class and a viable payment method. Only approximately 1% of them remain doubtful about crypto.
Researchers at Deutsche Bank carried out a survey, revealing that 52% of consumers regard cryptocurrencies as an “important asset class and method of payment transactions” for the future. As reported by Reuters, a similar statistic was recorded at under 40% last year.
The research indicates that only about 1% of consumers still perceive crypto as “just a fad that will eventually fade.” Analysts also observed a rise in enthusiasm for Bitcoin. Only around one-third of survey respondents believe that the price of BTC will dip below $20,000 in 2024, whereas at least 35% held such views a few months prior.
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