A survey by The Digital Currency Council has looked into how the bitcoin brand is perceived by Americans.
The Bitcoin Foundation has announced it will look to shed its public policy, education and outreach initiatives as it focuses on core development.
Research from Accenture indicates that US citizens aged 18-34 and more affluent individuals are most positive about digital currency.
Researchers at the University of Illinois have analysed a survey to explore the identity of bitcoiners.
A report from the Massachusetts Division of Banks suggests many consumers are still wary about bitcoin.
Today sees the launch of CoinDesk's Bitcoin Sentiment Index, which attempts to gauge public perceptions of the digital currency.
British retailers are exploring alternative payment options to cash, but bitcoin is not reaping the rewards.
In the first of a three-part series, we profile exactly who is accepting digital currencies like bitcoin, and why.
A Reason-Rupe survey suggests that educating people about bitcoin is key to mass acceptance.
Although almost half of Americans know what bitcoin is, only 13% would choose it over gold as an investment.
The latest CoinDesk survey aims to gauge the success bitcoin has brought to members of its merchant ecosystem.
A new survey reveals that low awareness of bitcoin’s advantages is rife. Can a price index in BTC help?
A poll of nearly 3,000 readers revealed that customers have experienced long delays in bitcoin and fiat withdrawals.
More than half of Brits are aware of bitcoin, a new survey has revealed.
57% of 18- to 25-year-olds believe bitcoin benefits the economy, while 33% believe it helps the US dollar.