75% of Millennials are More Likely to Date Someone Who is Into Bitcoin

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A recently conducted study has reportedly found that 75% of millennials would be more likely to date someone who possesses knowledge about cryptocurrencies. The survey comes amid apparently increasing fascination with millenials’ views regarding cryptocurrencies.


Surveys Probe Millennials’ Views on Crypto

An increasing number of companies have published surveys probing the views held by millennials regarding virtual currencies.

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