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I would not call the "survey of 2,079 respondents" by Stellar Development Foundation [0] "woefully-lacking-of-legit-citations". [0] https://www.stellar.org/ ht
by stevenjgarner 4y ago
I would not call the "survey of 2,079 respondents" by Stellar Development Foundation [0] "woefully-lacking-of-legit-citations".
[0] https://www.stellar.org/ https://www.stellar.org/
- kelnos 4y agoYour provided link does not take me to any kind of survey results. Regardless, I think it's safe to assume the Stellar Foundation polled their own users, and not a representative sample of the general population. "Cryptocurrency enthusiasts use cryptocurrency" is not exactly an interesting or surprising survey result.
- stevenjgarner 4y agoThe link includes an invitation to download the report leading to these survey results: https://www.pymnts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/PYMNTS-Cross-Border-Remittances-Report-September-2021.pdf https://www.pymnts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/PYMNTS-Cro...
- Fezzik 4y agoThe survey results I saw, the important citations I didn’t see is how they extrapolated the results to represent anything more than the responses of 2,079 people that are interested in surveys about cryptocurrency and cross-border transactions. Therein lies the rub.
- teh64 4y agoSo what does this have to do with 8 million people? If the survey was of 2,079 people, then how does this extrapolate to 8 million? They say 23% of the respondents represent 8 million people, but that does not mean that 8 million people actually used crypto.