In a recent survey conducted by Dutch Banking group ING, the Turkish people like bitcoin more than any other citizens from the 14 countries included in the study.
According to the study over 60% of Turks are positive with cryptocurrencies with around 36% of them stating that they are happy to be paid in bitcoin.
On the other hand, the most skeptical about the emerging asset class are the Austrians who are only 13% bullish on cryptocurrencies.
It seem that more citizens from around world whose countries are experiencing economic turmoil are turning to cryptocurrencies to hedge against hyperinflations and protect themselves from the devastating effects of the said condition.
The demand on Bitcoin on these countries is so high that they often develop a price premium on bitcoin compared to other jurisdictions.
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