About half the respondents said they want to receive some or all of their insurance benefits in Bitcoin, NYDIG’s survey found.
It’s unclear how, or if, this might affect the investment decision of major insurance carriers.
The survey asked how respondents they would feel if their insurance carrier invested less than 2% of its cash in Bitcoin.
Data were weighted for age, race, sex, education, and geographic location using the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey to track the demographic composition of the United States.
Perhaps mass enthusiasm for Bitcoin simply a variation on the theme of celebrity endorsements.
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