Bitcoin may be for anyone, but, today, it’s not being adopted by everyone.
Across 25 countries, we asked a simple question: Who actually owns Bitcoin?
The answers reveal a clear—and uneven—pattern shaped by trust, identity, access, and need:
- ✅ Owners are more likely to be men, aged 30–44, working in the private sector
- 🇯🇵 In Japan, 88% have never owned Bitcoin
- 🇸🇻 In El Salvador, just 28% say the same
The numbers tell a powerful story.
Let’s unpack who’s in, and who’s still left out.
📙 https://www.cornellbitcoinclub.org/blog/week2
Across 25 countries, we asked a simple question: Who actually owns Bitcoin?
The answers reveal a clear—and uneven—pattern shaped by trust, identity, access, and need:
- ✅ Owners are more likely to be men, aged 30–44, working in the private sector
- 🇯🇵 In Japan, 88% have never owned Bitcoin
- 🇸🇻 In El Salvador, just 28% say the same
The numbers tell a powerful story.
Let’s unpack who’s in, and who’s still left out.
📙 https://www.cornellbitcoinclub.org/blog/week2