This and other questions are
part of a questionnaire that we, a research team from the University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL) are doing. It
seeks to understand the drivers' usage of cryptocurrencies by the end user such as you and me. Considering
10 different dimensions, from perceived usefulness to privacy to profitability, among others.
It takes on average 3 minutes to answer.
Here is the link for the questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/cryptocurrencies_usage More details if you want to know more about it:For this, it was created a questionnaire with Likert type scale questions. These dimensions will then be used to construct a model, based on the traditional Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) developed in 1989, and some others developed afterwards, but with more adapted to the cryptocurrencies ecosystem. Then it will be done some data analysis and compilation of results.
This questionnaire has some focus on the financial area, but this does not mean it is the most important. We know there are some other dimensions not being addresses in this questionnaire, such as decentralisation/government influence, that may be addressed in the future.
After analysing and publishing the thesis and papers I will post on this forum with infographics and the most important conclusions of the study.
There are no open questions, but you can post here or message me about this. Thank you for your time! Best Regards,
The University Institute of Lisbon research team
I do use it, but its not that helpful cause you wouldnt see people accepting it where I live. I have a group I work with and we make use of Bitcoin to send and receive money among ourselves, but when I receive I will usually sell it to an exchanger and have cash paid into my bank account. Sometimes I do leave the Bitcoin in my wallet, maybe to grow and sometimes fall, depending on the direction the market is moving. One thing I like about it is that it is really fast and cheap for transactions.