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Ko te Maamaa a Crypto: Kei runga ake a Nigeria i a Google Trends Rapu mo nga korero Cryptocurrency
Kei runga tonu a Crypto i te rarangi ingoa, koira te mea kua puta ake i roto i te rangahau i mahia e tetahi umanga aroturuki utu cryptocurrency rongonui.
E ai ki tetahi rangahau hou, ko Nigeria te whenua tino mohio ki te cryptocurrency i te ao.
Ko te iwi o Awherika ki te Hauauru te reiti teitei o nga moni mamati, ahakoa te maakete pea o naianei.
Ko te rangahau, i whakahaerehia e te pae aroturuki utu CoinGecko, i tirotirohia nga raraunga a Google Trends mo nga rerenga rapu e tino whakamahia ana e nga kaiwhaiwhai moni mamati.
Since the market meltdown in April of this year, the search histories of each country were collated to determine which countries have been more interested in, say, “Bitcoin” or “Ethereum.”
Ko nga whenua kei runga ake i te rarangi rangatira ko te tino hiahia ki te hoko i enei tohu mariko ina he iti rawa o raatau uara.
Nigeria is making a name in crypto adoption. Image: ICTworks Crypto Fanatic Nigeria Takes The LeadI te tapeke o nga kaute rapu 371 me nga taumata rapu teitei rawa atu i roto i ona tangata, ko Nigeria te tihi o te rarangi.
These queries include “invest in cryptocurrency,” “cryptocurrency,” and “purchase cryptocurrency.” Likewise, the third-highest number of searches for a certain cypto, “Solana,” originated from Nigeria.
Na te iti o te waatea o nga ratonga putea i Nigeria, kei te tipu haere te kaingākau ki enei momo rawa mariko.
Ko te kore o nga ratonga putea i Nigeria, e kiia ana he "karekau," he rite tonu te take he aha te nuinga o nga tangata o nga whenua o Awherika e pai ana ki nga tohu mamati.
Since quite some time, young Nigerians have abandoned their national currency in favor of digital currencies. KuCoin reports that as of April of this year, 35% of Nigerians are investors in the digital currency market.
Kei a Nigeria te reeti teitei o te ao mo te mana whakahaere CryptoBased on the Finder Cryptocurrency Adoption Index, Nigeria has the highest rate of bitcoin ownership in the world in October last year, at 24%.
The survey also revealed that Bitcoin is the most popular token in Nigeria, with 67% of the population possessing the digital asset.
I te tapeke o nga kaute rapu mo te 270 i te Paenga-whawha o tenei tau, ko te United Arab Emirates i tenei wa kei te waahi tuarua o te rarangi. Ko Singapore te turanga tuatoru (261 piro) ko Ahitereiria kei te tuawha.
Meanwhile, in terms of the composition of cryptocurrency owners in Nigeria, the Finder poll discovered that almost 63% of Nigerian bitcoin owners are men, while the remaining 37% are women.
BTC total market cap at $467 billion on the daily chart | Source: TradingView.com Featured image from Ivo Pontes, Chart from TradingView.comKuputuhi taketake: Bitcoinko