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by: xpoolPosted on: May 20, 2025

Americans Eye Bitcoin Shift: New Survey Sparks Debate

A survey by the Nakamoto Project has stirred controversy after revealing that 80% of Americans surveyed would see the U.S. sell some of its gold reserves to buy Bitcoin. The study, a pro-Bitcoin organization’s project, suggests a majority believes the US should adopt cryptocurrency, but questions remain about the survey’s methodology and potential bias.

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