Survey: 92% of Salvadoran respondents do not use Bitcoin transactions, but most respondents support President Bukele

Odaily News According to a new survey by Francisco Gavidia University, only 7.5% of respondents in El Salvador said they use cryptocurrencies for transactions, while 92% admitted that they did not use cryptocurrencies, and only 1.3% believed that Bitcoin was the country's main future development direction. In addition, about 58% of respondents said they believed the country was moving in the right direction and overwhelmingly supported President Bukele. In an interview with Time magazine in August, President Bukele said that fewer Salvadorans used Bitcoin than expected, and "Bitcoin has not been as widely adopted as we expected." (Decrypt)