Early bitcoin users (2009–2016) understood bitcoin primarily as a social and monetary revolution, while newer users mostly understand it as a financial asset.
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What difference does it make when a person first encountered bitcoin &/or blockchain on their timeline for their present understanding of bitcoin & blockchain?
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Early bitcoin users (2009–2016) understood bitcoin primarily as a social and monetary revolution, while newer users mostly understand it as a financial asset.
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Agree 2 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 2 votes
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Many people who discovered 'crypto' after 2020 as a speculative financial asset haven't done research to look into & generally aren't interested in bitcoin & blockchain history.
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Early bitcoin users (2009–2016) understood bitcoin primarily as a social and monetary revolution, while newer users mostly understand it as a financial asset.
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Many people who discovered 'crypto' after 2020 as a speculative financial asset haven't done research to look into & generally aren't interested in bitcoin & blockchain history.
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To best understand the history of bitcoin and blockchain, we need to hear from bitcoin & blockchain historians who were present during the time of Satoshi Nakamoto, or not long after he departed.
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People who discovered and used bitcoin before 2013 understand it fundamentally differently from those who entered during later speculative cycles and rarely use it for transactions.
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What year did you first directly encounter bitcoin &/or blockchain?
What first drew your attention to bitcoin or blockchain?
Multi-select: 3 respondents made 9 selections, ranked most to least selected.
Which statement(s) best describe(s) your current understanding of and relationship to bitcoin/blockchain?
Multi-select: 3 respondents made 11 selections, ranked most to least selected.
How each claim's votes split (agree, disagree, needs work) among people who gave the same survey answer, so you can see whether different groups judged it differently. An answer group too small to stay anonymous is withheld.
Early bitcoin users (2009–2016) understood bitcoin primarily as a social and monetary revolution, while newer users mostly understand it as a financial asset.
What year did you first directly encounter bitcoin &/or blockchain?
What first drew your attention to bitcoin or blockchain?
Which statement(s) best describe(s) your current understanding of and relationship to bitcoin/blockchain?
To best understand the history of bitcoin and blockchain, we need to hear from bitcoin & blockchain historians who were present during the time of Satoshi Nakamoto, or not long after he departed.
What year did you first directly encounter bitcoin &/or blockchain?
What first drew your attention to bitcoin or blockchain?
Which statement(s) best describe(s) your current understanding of and relationship to bitcoin/blockchain?
Many people who discovered 'crypto' after 2020 as a speculative financial asset haven't done research to look into & generally aren't interested in bitcoin & blockchain history.
What year did you first directly encounter bitcoin &/or blockchain?
What first drew your attention to bitcoin or blockchain?
Which statement(s) best describe(s) your current understanding of and relationship to bitcoin/blockchain?
People who discovered and used bitcoin before 2013 understand it fundamentally differently from those who entered during later speculative cycles and rarely use it for transactions.
What year did you first directly encounter bitcoin &/or blockchain?
What first drew your attention to bitcoin or blockchain?
Which statement(s) best describe(s) your current understanding of and relationship to bitcoin/blockchain?
The average self-rated confidence (1–100%) claim authors gave their own claims, grouped by the authors' survey answers; it is not how those claims fared in the vote. It counts claims, not people, and an answer group shows only once it has enough rated claims to stay anonymous, so a small tour may show little or nothing here.
2017
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Business or career opportunities
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Gaming, NFTs, or digital collectibles
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Media controversy, scams, or criticism
avg confidence · 1 claims
I see it mainly as money
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I think its meaning changes depending on the era and community
avg confidence · 1 claims
I’m still undecided and exploring
avg confidence · 1 claims
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