A Fed experiment cited by CoinDesk found that households shown bitcoin’s prior-year return were 23% more likely to say they owned crypto in a follow-up survey. The result links bitcoin’s past price performance with a higher likelihood of new crypto ownership. The report does not say the experiment measured trading volume, price moves, or any broader market effect beyond that survey response.
Households shown bitcoin’s prior-year return were 23% more likely to report owning crypto in a follow-up survey, according to CoinDesk.
The finding comes from a Federal Reserve experiment. The setup centered on whether households were shown bitcoin’s return over the previous year before they answered the follow-up survey.
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