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May 03, 2014, 12:04:19 AM |
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In an effort to wage a glorious analytical assault on commonly held misconceptions about cryptocurrency in academia I'm conducting a qualitative research survey; join the cause by answering any/all of the questions below:
What is your current relationship with Bitcoin ? Why do you use it/ what for (be honest plx) ?
Why do you imagine most people use Bitcoin ? (relevant anecdotes are much appreciated)
How did you first become aware of Bitcoin? what drove you to get involved ?
Have you financially profited from Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies in any way ? would you consider financial self-interest a primary motivating factor in your use of Bitcoin ?
From your experience, is there any real political component to cryptocurrency, if so, is this a motivating factor for your involvement?
Is the media portrayal of Bitcoin' most common uses and users ( neck-bearded gold standard advocates, international drug dealers, child pornographers, arms dealers et al.) an accurate one ? why, why not etc. etc.
What (if any) are some non-criminal/non-contraband Bitcoin transactions that you have personally taken part in ?
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