What is completely wrong is the number, 35 million or one in every 7 Americans.
That would mean that 4 of your colleagues in school or high school would hold crypto, each family would have at least one member holding crypto, in every bar you enter there would be at least 2-3 holders...
Neh, it's impossible.
2,3 even 4% yeah, 14%, simply no!
Indeed, 36.5 million is simply impossible currently. 2,068 participants did not represent the actual 36,5 million, thus it's not even close to accurate.
I'm more curious about how did they survey the number of bitcoin adopters, it's better for them to check every exchange in the U.S. although many people keep their bitcoins in private wallet.