27 percent of Americans are in support of the government making Bitcoin legal tender, a study by YouGov has found.
The study found the most support for such a move with the younger generation and those making over $80,000 a year.
Should Bitcoin become legal tender in the U.S? 27 percent of Americans would support such a move, a new poll has found. The study, conducted by British market research firm YouGov, found that Democrats, those on the upper side of the income pyramid and those below 34 years of age to support the move much more than their peers.
With the Bitcoin Law taking effect recently, El Salvador became the first country in the world to recognize a cryptocurrency as legal tender. This has had a ripple effect across the globe, with some nations like Panama moving swiftly to table a similar bill and other countries considering taking such positions.
According to London-based YouGov, one in three Americans wouldn’t be opposed to a similar move. In its poll, which questi
