📢 Over the next 10 weeks, we’re sharing findings from one of the most comprehensive global studies ever conducted on bitcoin and financial freedom supported by @HRF and The Reynolds Foundation. ✅ 25,000 people.🌍 25 countries.📊 250 interviews. 1⃣ question: What does bitcoin

TL;DR: . ✅ Awareness is high.🤔 Knowledge varies.📉 Understanding is low. Bitcoin has gone mainstream — but the education gap is huge. Despite hearing about bitcoin or crypto, many people still don’t feel confident discussing it — a signal that education hasn’t kept pace with.

💡UNDERSTANDING: How many people got the 21MM supply cap right?. Most didn’t. In fact, in all but 4 countries (🇨🇳,🇨🇭,🇭🇰, & 🇺🇦), less than 20% know the total supply limit — a foundational piece of bitcoin’s value. (4/n)

🧠KNOWLEDGE: People know bitcoin exists. But do they feel confident talking about it?. Knowledge levels tell a different story than awareness. In 23/25 countries, people are more confident in their knowledge of personal finance than they are in bitcoin knowledge. (3/n)

🌐 AWARENESS: Bitcoin is everywhere — but second place is where things get interesting. Across most countries, awareness of crypto and bitcoin is over 85%. But who comes in second? That varies:.🔸BNB leads in Venezuela (85%), Kenya (75%), & Turkey (69%).🔸 Ethereum dominates

A majority of people say they’ve heard of bitcoin. Very few can explain it. Awareness ≠ knowledge ≠ understanding. Bitcoin has a branding moat, not a knowledge base. 📌 85% (290M) of Americans say they’ve heard of bitcoin. 📌 38% (128M) of Americans feel knowledgeable about

Our final report will be out in Spring 2026. In the meantime, explore powerful work already shaping the conversation:. 📖 @NakamotoProjct @thetrocro @andrewwperkins - 🏛️ @btcpolicyorg @Renee_C_S - 🌌 @glxyresearch @intangiblecoins -.

Because maybe this isn’t just a new form of money. Maybe it’s a new way of saying:. I exist. I choose. I matter. Let’s begin. (6/n).

Each week, we’ll explore a different facet:. - Awareness ≠ knowledge ≠ understanding.- Ownership demographic trends .- Why people opt in, or opt out.- Whether bitcoin can actually be trusted.- What might really make adoption possible. (5/n).

Property rights uphold all other rights. And around the world, we’re seeing people experiment with reclaiming those rights through bitcoin. But adoption isn’t inevitable. For many, it’s still out of reach. For others, it’s already disappointing. And for most, it’s.

In the process, we’re seeing something remarkable. Where traditional money is imposed, bitcoin is chosen. Where banks gatekeep, bitcoin flows peer-to-peer. Where currencies collapse, bitcoin emerges as a lifeboat. This isn’t just about a new form of value; it’s about a new.

For the first time in recent history, we’re watching a monetary system spread not by force but by choice. Not through war. Not through colonization. Not through central banks or capital controls. But through voluntary adoption, one phone, one wallet, one person at a time. What.

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