Crypto Assets Referenced in Dating Profile More Desirable as per New Study
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- 8 percent of respondents to the eToro poll said they would want to get an NFT.
- American customers spend an estimated $22 billion on presents.
Valentine’s Day, which began as a day to commemorate romantic love, friendship, and appreciation, soon became a day when florists, restaurants, and shops increased sales. For this year’s Valentine’s Day, the National Retail Federation estimates American customers to spend an estimated $22 billion on presents.
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According to recent research, more than one-third of the people questioned by brokerage company eToro said they would go on a date with someone who referenced crypto assets in their online dating profile. More than 40 percent of men and 25 percent of women questioned in the United States between 18 and 99 said they were more interested in a possible date if crypto was mentioned in their dating profile.
It was only a matter of time until Valentine’s Day cards could be tokenized as the crypto and blockchain industry continues to advance into the mainstream.
According to Callie Cox, a U.S. investment analyst at eToro:
“Crypto and Culture” poll results from eToro show that money, culture, and identity are all intertwined, We talked a lot about identity in the survey and how this has a strong place in the crypto community. The genesis of this campaign was to better understand how people think of big life projects and finding that perfect partner.”
Other than dating and crypto, 8 percent of respondents to the eToro poll said they would want to get an NFT this year for their significant other. Given the growth of the NFT industry, this number wasn’t all that surprising, according to Cox. In any case, Cox said that this conclusion was significant since it shows that Millennials and Gen Z appreciate items with an identity-themed focus.
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