Not sure how accurate that survey is. Previous surveys have showcased that 10 percent of the US people have BTC, which seems a bit farfetched. Could be possible, but 1/10 people owning BTC sounds almost impossible to me, especially the number of crypto companies that restrict US users from using them.
That sounds kind of low. I wonder what the reason for the 64% not wanting to invest is.
Probably a lot of people that aren't technologically advanced and are not interested in learning about new online investment options and would rather stick to traditional investments like gold, stocks or bonds.
United states citizens are actually one of the many countrys citizens that fully understand the technology of bitcoin perfectly well and it really suits their situation more, because when it comes to Americans, they pay task a lot, and with bitcoin payment system, this would be limited to zero completely. I think trump must have seen the adoption rate coming so high which is why he quickly ushered in those negative words about bitcoin, but it is already too late because many countries are now becoming very friendly with the technology of cryptocurrency.
I am sure that in near future, the percentage of adopters from US will be higher than every other countries and I dont know why Binance is making such mistake of getting the US citizens out of their exchange when it is now that they will be more useful to them. Well, they have coinbase.
I wouldn't say that the US people understand BTC and how decentralization works due to the large numbers of people who support companies like Coinbase (which literally goes against what BTC was made to do). Although, I do see a lot of updates and changes to the regulations of crypto-currencies and this is good for the scene on the whole.
I'd like to see a future where most online stores based in the US accept BTC, and people support the technology behind BTC, and don't just see as an investment option.