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Just in: The first peer reviewed study on what sort of people are adopting Bitcoin
The study is by Stefano Di Domenico, PhD - a behavioral scientist from University of Toronto and is currently being finalized for publication
https://t.co/EXABVsfCjQ
Findings:
"Our data, drawn from a sample of Canadian retail investors suggests that Bitcoiners
1. tend to be intellectually curious and emotionally stable
2. value personal growth, relationships, community, and health over material possessions and having a “high-status” image.
3. Scored significantly higher in financial literacy than the general population"
@JeffKirdeikis@Hexologist31 Yes they made it even more valuable to hold Bitcoin yourself. ETF enjoyoors will probably get uncomfortable with the swings and leave after a while.
This means you can now do very large trades at prices at or sometimes even better than a CEX.
Cross-chain
No KYC
Open-source
Permissionless
Try it at https://t.co/SV3H3Qx7Lt
@JimJones1913@isabellasg3 The use doublespeak with inflation to confuse people who are not that interested and engaged. They use the term inflation as "price inflation" to deter from the fact the at they are engaged in criminal levels of monetary inflation.
@isabellasg3 Even if the rate at which dollars are being printed from nothing is reduced, it may make for a good soundbite, but they are still printing at an alarming rate and it doesn't undo the fact that they printed half the dollars in existence in the last 4 years. It doesn't reduce debt.
@Timothy9432802 @GLDB_ETF That's absolutely backwards. If the currency could be redeemed for gold it would actually be worth something. What Nixon did in 72' (dropping the gold standard) is what made our currency worthless over time.