I already knew those statistics, and I have already posted about them somewhere on the forum: I think it is fascinating how early we are.
Another incredible aspect is how geographically widespread the adoption is. This means everyone in the world finds something interesting in Bitcoin. Of course, the reasons for adopting it in the first world are profoundly different from those who do the same in the third world.
I often wonder if 15 years is a long time or too short for people to accept something - but I can't help but feel that people simply aren't interested in BTC, not even from a profit perspective, let alone from a technological aspect. If we look at the global percentage, it is still below 5%, which is simply incomprehensibly low considering that BTC has entered the mainstream since 2017, and it turns out that since then, that percentage has increased by maybe about 2%.
What is undeniable is that the average US resident obviously knows far more about BTC than anyone else, but their media is literally full of BTC news, especially those dealing with business news. What surprises me a little is the data for Africa, which always seemed to me to be one of the markets that is very interested in BTC, but maybe that's just because there are a lot of people from Nigeria on the forum who are very passionate about it.