This research is interesting. I will answer shortly.

Would it be possible for you to share the results of this study too?

I tried to open the link. The website it is no longer active. This must be a scam. It really pays to spend a little more time investigating or reading 3rd party reviews. Sorry for your loss.

It is significantly risky. Bitcoin is volatile so invest only what you can afford to lose. On the other hand, you get a relatively great price when bitcoin is high. As for me, investing in bitcoin is a definite yes. Deciding on how much of your money you should put is another story. Good luck!

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I bought bitcoin when it was low (previous months). I plan on keeping them until bitcoin regains its price (or possibly twice higher). Depending on how you want to trade, ask yourself whether you are risk-loving or risk-averse? Either way, if you plan on investing long-term, buying now won't hurt.

People have been trading, remitting, and saving money, among others at their trusted banks for years. If they have an option to still do the same less double-spending, other transaction costs and time spent falling in line (for some transactions not available online), how resilient would they be? For instance, the current population of OFWs alone (approximately 10 million out of total current population of 92.2 million) would save significant amount and time if they use bitcoin for trading. Risk-averse people who just want to save money may opt to still keep their money in the banks.