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There have been loads and loads of crypto-related polls going on and it has been that way ever since the introduction of bitcoin. Of course, every poll is different and the results can vary, depending on a variety of different factors. Recently, there was a massive poll conducted by a reliable crypto-related website. The main purpose of this poll was to determine how many countries have adopted digital currencies so far.

This research took into account more than 27 countries, which included the likes of India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and much more. While the poll was active, the people who took part in conducting it made some interesting findings. Most people were not expecting to find what they ended up learning about the state of crypto in several countries. As far as the ownership of crypto is concerned, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam happen to be the countries that have made it big.

According to a crypto-related report, which included more than 42000 people, researchers found out something interesting. While it was abundantly clear that most countries across the globe used digital assets in some way, shape, or form, it wasn’t clear which countries would come out on top. The poll also came to discover that majority of crypto holders happen to be men. What’s more, there is a massive gender gap when it comes to the ownership of crypto.

What’s most surprising, however, was the news that the country of Vietnam happens to have the most crypto owners all across the globe. More than 41 percent of people living in Vietnam are owners of various types of cryptocurrencies. After that, Indonesia comes in pretty close with more than 30% of Indonesians happening to be crypto owners.

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India closely follows Indonesia as it also happens to have around 30 populations that happen to own some sort of crypto. One of the biggest reasons why all of this came off as a surprise was that most people thought that American or European countries would happen to have the most owners of crypto. However, it turns out that countries in Asia are as invested in crypto as others. As a matter of fact, it would be fair to say that Asian countries, especially Vietnam are on top when it comes to crypto ownership.

With crypto becoming more and more popular, you can expect the percentage of crypto ownership to increase rapidly. Some reports even suggest that there could be a 60 percent increase in the number of crypto owners all across the globe. With the number of people showing interest in blockchain and crypto, it would be fair to say that this could indeed become a reality.

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3 thoughts on “Recent Poll Suggests Vietnam Has Highest Crypto Ownership Percentage”
  1. This is what smart countries do. They do not waste time sitting and criticizing technological developments. They become a part of it.

  2. Vietnam knows the importance and significance of these digital assets. This is how intelligent individuals and countries work. Good for Vietnam.

  3. Investing in Cryptocurrencies and all these digital assets seems a nice idea until one day they turn out everything upside down when they fall.

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