Cornell University's survey of 25,880 people across 25 countries found Bitcoin ownership highest in El Salvador (72%), followed by Venezuela and Nigeria. Economic instability, limited banking access, and difficulty obtaining U.S. dollars drive Bitcoin use as a financial tool in these countries. Despite high ownership, knowledge about Bitcoin's capped supply of 21 million coins remains low globally, including the U.S. where 24% reported ownership. The study highlights Bitcoin's role as a pragmatic alternative in unstable economies but notes that ownership does not always translate to active use, especially in El Salvador where Bitcoin payment usage has declined recently.
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