According to the cyber media Tokenist, based on the results of their survey not long ago. The survey involved 4,852 respondents from 17 countries. According to the survey the number of people who trust Bitcoin more than large banks, increased by 29 percent in the last three years. The survey also showed differences in the generation's views about Bitcoin and traditional banks. 51 percent of millennials trust Bitcoin more than traditional banks.
It is always good in addition to naming the source a reference link to the data provided.
Apart from the data provided in the OP, they have nothing to do with the title of the thread, because in practice trust has nothing to do with popularity. Second, the institutions, that is, in this case, the banks are physical entities, there is no accurate comparison here, rather it seems like a play on words.
4852 is a very small sample to indicate an overall trend, there is no reliable correlation of the data in order to obtain statistical results that allow us to establish the level of confidence that a value such as 29% or 51% can represent.