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June 19, 2020, 07:33:58 AM
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Study: Male Millennials Continue to Drive Bitcoin Adoption Amid COVID-19
https://bitcoingarden.org/study-male-millennials-continue-to-drive-bitcoin-adoption-amid-covid-19/ 

From the moment it entered the public spotlight, Bitcoin (BTC) became synonymous with internet money, one that relies on immutable laws of math and cryptography instead of government issuance. As such, the public’s perception of Bitcoin casts a useful forecast on the adoption of FinTech products and services as well. According to a recent Bitcoin survey by The Tokenist, the emerging digital asset is seeing a notably higher adoption when compared to that of three years ago.

Bitcoin signified quite a departure from what people view as a legitimate unit of exchange. Not many people would be compelled to grasp the intricacies of blockchain and why its primary product – cryptocurrency – is secure enough to use as money. Fortunately, the 2008 financial crisis, in which banks were bailed out by tax-payer money, propelled some enterprising minds to develop an alternative to the established financial regime.

A coin made out of digital bits – Bitcoin – soon took the stage and forever changed the way we view money. Nowadays, corporations and governments – from the United States to Venezuela to China – do not shy away from taking the best features of digital currency while stripping away the rest in order to retain full control of the flow of money....

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June 22, 2020, 04:37:23 PM
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The title you mentioned for the article differs greatly from the wording of the topic.
The global financial crisis may not be the reason for creating Bitcoin.
Millennials of males can only be identified through the central platforms which do not represent the total trading.

Also, cryptocurrencies have turned into an investment, which requires some money that the millennial generation cannot acquire, as it needs people between the ages of 20 and 40.
and what of all of this related to COVID-19
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June 24, 2020, 06:04:43 AM
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The title you mentioned for the article differs greatly from the wording of the topic.
The global financial crisis may not be the reason for creating Bitcoin.
Millennials of males can only be identified through the central platforms which do not represent the total trading.

Also, cryptocurrencies have turned into an investment, which requires some money that the millennial generation cannot acquire, as it needs people between the ages of 20 and 40.
and what of all of this related to COVID-19

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July 01, 2020, 09:26:50 AM
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Millennials want things to change.
Bitcoin is a tool to make things change and as COVID-19 pandemic came, they have a great chance to use it.
When Millennials are going to be 35 years old possibly they are going to demand getting paid with BTC instead of fiat.
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