2023年全球加密和Web3调查报告（英）

GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB31GLOBAL

REPORTGlobalSu

rveyonC

ry

pto

andWeb3Astudy

by

Consensys

withYouGov

dataJune2023GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB32Executive

summaryConsensysandYouGov’s

GlobalSurvey

onCrypto

andWeb3aimsto

provide

insightsinto

perceptions

andunderstandingsof

crypto

andweb3

across

theglobe.Thesurvey

goesbeyond

thetypicalquestionsaboutpeople’s

investment

incrypto

assets

andexplores

topicssuchasdata

privacy,

digitalownership,

thecrypto

carbonfootprint,

andtherecent

cryptonews

cycle.

YouGov

interviewed

15,158peopleaged18

-65across

15

countriesinNorthandSouthAmerica,Europe,

AfricaandAsiato

form

thesurvey

results.Theexpandedscopeof

thissurvey

seeksto

understandpeople’s

knowledgeandperceptionsof

web3

technologyandincludestheirconcernsaboutdata

privacyandbeliefs

around

beingcompensatedfor

thevaluethey

addto

theinternet.Theultimategoalof

thesurvey

isto

provide

agreater

understandingof

howweb3

cansupportagrowing

communityinspiredto

buildthenext

generationof

theInternet.Web3

isdefinedasthethird

generationof

internet

servicesthat

are

emergingthrough

theuseof

blockchaintechnology,

to

create

auser-centricweb

wherepeopleown

andcontrol

theirdata.

Utilizingsmartcontracts,

decentralizedfinance(DeFi),andotherdecentralizedapplications(dapps),web3

fosters

amore

secure,private,

andopeninternet.

Emphasizingpeer-to-peer

interactions,itreducesrelianceoncentralized

entities,creating

new

economicsystems

andbusinessmodelsusingweb3

foundationslike

cryptocurrencies,non-fungibletokens

(NFTs),anddecentralizedautonomousorganizations(DAOs).While92%

of

respondents

reported

anawareness

of

cryptocurrencies,only8%were

very

familiarwiththeconceptof

web3.Respondentswere

givenadefinitionof

cryptocurrenciesafter

theirinitialresponseto

theirlevel

of

awareness.Cryptocurrencieswere

definedas“a

digitalcurrency

inwhichtransactionsare

verifiedandrecords

maintainedby

apublicledger(blockchain)usingcryptography,

rather

thanby

acentralized

authority.”GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB33Thesurvey

highlightsadisconnectbetween

publicperceptionsof

web3

anditspotential

to

bethesolutionto

core

issuesraisedby

respondents

aboutprivacyanddigitalownershipontheInternet

today.

Key

insightsfrom

thesurvey

include:•

People

have

abroad

awareness

of

crypto,

butashallowunderstandingof

conceptssuchascentralized

exchangesandself-custody.•

Astrong

beliefexists

amongstrespondents

that

they

addvalueto

theinternetandshouldbebetter

compensatedfor

theircontributions.•

There

isadesire

amongrespondents

to

own

thethingsthey

make

ontheinternet

withtheconceptof

digitalownershipemergingasasolution.•

People

believe

privacyisimportantandthey

shouldhave

more

controlover

theironlineidentities.•

People

associatecrypto

more

withthefuture

of

moneyandtheInternet,thanwithscamsvandspeculation.•

Trust

incurrent

internet

serviceproviders

hasbeenweakened.Consensysviews

theabove

trends

asindicativeof

adesiredshifttowardsamore

equitableonlinelandscapethat

isfacilitated

by

crypto

andweb3,throughscalablepeer-to-peer

coordination.Individualsengagingwithcrypto

andweb3,whetherthrough

software

development,crypto

assetstaking,orinvolvementwithNon-FungibleTokens

(NFTs),

are

not

merely

usersbutactive

contributorsandbuildersof

theecosystem.

Thissignifiesa“new

ageof

thebuilder”inwhichbuildersretain

agency,

enjoyownershipandreceive

rewards

for

theircontributionsto

theInternet.GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB34Table

of

contentsIntroduction050607Report

purposePerceptions:

Data

privacy,

value

creation,

andthecurrent

financialsystemCrypto

adoptionacross

theglobe:Awareness,ownership,

andbarriersto

entry09131621Recent

news

cycle:

Theimpact

of

centralizedfinancialcrypto

company

bankruptciesTheWeb3

opportunity:

Awareness

andunderstanding

of

NFTs

andtheMetaverseKey

InsightsGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB35IntroductionConsensysconductedaglobalweb3

perception

survey.

Thismulti-countrystudyaimsto

provide

aglobalandregionalview

of

theperceptionsaround

web3anditsvariousdimensions:blockchaintechnology,

cryptocurrencies,NFTs,

themetaverse,

andothers.Italsoaimsto

understandpeople’s

feelingsabouttheInternet

initscurrent

state,

data

privacy,

andevaluates

current

events

affectingthesector,

suchastheimpactof

thebankruptciesexperiencedby

somecryptocurrency

companies.YouGov

wascommissionedby

Consensysto

conductthisstudy,

covering

15countriesacross

allcontinents.To

answerthequestionsandhypothesesontheweb3

ecosystem,

32

questionswere

administeredto

arepresentative

sampleof

eachcountry’s

populationbetween

April26th

andMay18th,2023.

Altogether,YouGov

interviewed

15,158peopleaged18

-65

across

15

countries:Argentina,Brazil,France,

Germany,

India,Indonesia,Japan,Mexico,

Nigeria,SouthAfrica,SouthKorea,

ThePhilippines,theUK,theUS,andVietnam.Thedata

collectedwasweighted

onage,

gender,

andregion

to

ensurerepresentation

of

thenationalpopulations,anditwasanalyzedafterwards

byYouGov,

aninternationalonlineresearch

data

andanalyticstechnologygroup.GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB361.0

Report

purposeThecrypto

industryhasasignificantopportunityto

re-engagewiththebroaderpubliconthepotential

of

blockchaintechnology.

Despitesignificantandbroad-basedawareness

of

cryptocurrencies,thisawareness

hasnot

resulted

inadeeppublicunderstandingof

termssuchasweb3

andself-custody.

Thislackof

deepunderstandingandmassadoptioncoincideswiththepublicreportingof

globalgrowing

concernsover

data

privacyandconsumerprotection

andadesire

forgreater

control

andagencyover

theirdata

andcontributionsto

theinternet.Theseunderlyingbeliefs

andimpressionsemphasizethedesire

for

web3,anewdecentralized,transparent

andblockchain-basedinternet

that

isnot

controlledby

centralized,all-seeingentities.Web3’s

fundamentaltenet

of

decentralizationto

empower

individualswithcontrol

over

theirown

data

andprivacyholdssignificantpotential

to

beseenasasolutionfor

people’s

frustrationswiththecurrent

iteration

of

theinternet.SinceBitcoin’s

inceptionin2009,

publicdiscoursesurroundingthecryptoindustryhasbeendynamicandprimarilyfocused

on“MoneyCrypto”.

Thisincludesfluctuationsincurrency

prices,suchasEthereum

(ETH),Litecoin(LTC),

andothers,andtheregulatory

andlegaltroublesof

centralized

exchangessuchasFTX.Whiletheseissueshave

garneredsignificantmediaandpopularattention,itignoresasignificantelementof

thecrypto

industryanditsefforts

to

buildweb3.“Tech

Crypto”,

asithasbeentermed,describestheongoingefforts

tobuildpeer-to-peer

computernetworks

where

participantstransactby

interactingwithgloballyaccessiblesoftware.

Tech

Crypto

isnot

concernedaboutpricefluctuationsincryptocurrencies,itisfocused

ontheunderlyingsoftware.Software

isnot

asexcitingorsubject

to

“click-bait”

astoken

gambling,leadingtoapublicdiscourseon“crypto”

that

isvolatileandfocused

onMoneyCrypto.

Thisiswhybuildersof

web3

are

focusedonhow

theycanreframe

andreconnect

withthepublicaround

Tech

Crypto.

Theexistingdynamicandshallowunderstandingsof

“crypto”

andweb3

underlinestheneedfor

thesector

to

buildtrustandunderstandingof

web3’s

potential,by

appropriatelyunderstandingthepublic’sperceptionsandattitudestowards

thetechnology.Thisreport

aimsto

delveinto

theglobalopinionsandunderstandingof

cryptoandweb3

andexplore

thepotential

for

itsadoptionintheface

of

globaldataprivacyconcernsandthedesire

for

more

control

andownershipof

people’sengagementontheinternet.

Thefindingscouldprovide

valuableinsightsintothedynamicsof

theevolvingdigitallandscapeandhelpshapethefuture

ofweb3

anditsplaceinoureveryday

lives.GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB372.0

Perceptions:How

dopeoplefeel

aboutthecurrent

financialecosystem?Are

they

concernedabouttheirdata

privacy?Would

they

liketo

have

more

control

over

theiridentityontheInternet?

Finally,dothey

thinkthat

they

addvalueto

theinternet?Data

privacy,

valuecreation,

andthecurrentfinancialsystem2.1

Concerns

arounddata

privacyGlobally83%

of

peoplestronglyagree

orslightlyagree

that

data

privacyisimportantto

them.To

what

extent

doyou

agreewiththefollowingstatements:-%NETagree83%77%70%45%Data

privacyisimportantto

meItrustthecurrentInternetservices(socialmedia,emails,games,etc.)

Iusewithmy

dataandpersonalinformationIthinkIshouldhaveashareof

theprofitacompanymakesfrom

my

dataIwouldliketo

have

morecontrolover

my

identityontheInternetFigure

1

Global

respondentsHowever,

only45%

of

respondents

trusthow

current

internet

services(e.g.

socialmedia,emails,games,etc.)

usetheirdata

andpersonalinformation.Additionally,79%

of

thepeoplesurveyed

wouldlike

to

have

more

control

over

theiridentityontheInternet

and70%

believe

they

shouldhave

ashare

of

theprofit

acompanymakesfrom

theirdata.InNigeriaandIndonesia,respondents

have

ahigherlevel

of

trustintheirdatausage,butthey

are

alsomore

likelyto

want

astrongercontrol

of

theironlineidentityandhave

higherexpectations

regarding

thesharingof

profits

generatedfrom

theirdata.Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaTo

what

extent

doyou

agree

withthefollowingstatement?

Data

privacyisimportantto

me100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAStronglyagreeSlightlyAgreeNeitheragree

nordisagreeSlightlyDisagreeStronglyDisagreeDon’t

KnowFigure

2GLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB382.2

Views

around

thevalue

they

create

onthe

internetThere

isastrong

senseof

valueandownershipamongrespondents,with50%believingthey

addvalueto

theinternet

and67%

assertingtheirrightto

own

thethingsthat

they

make

online.However,

only38%

feel

adequatelycompensatedfor

theircreative

contributions.Respondentsfrom

France,

GermanyandJapanhave

alower

senseof

valueandownershipover

thethingsthey

make

ontheinternet

andat

thesametimefeel

lesscompensatedfor

theircontributions.To

what

extent

doyou

agreewiththefollowingstatements:-%NETagree69%67%50%38%IbelieveIshouldownthethingsImakeontheInternetInternettechnology(socialmedia,applications,onlineservices,games,etc.)

isimportantto

meIbelieveIaddvalueto

theInternetIbelieveIamadequatelycompensatedfor

thevalueandcreativityIaddto

theInternetFigure

32.3

Perceptions

aroundthe

current

financialecosystemMostpeoplebelieve

that

thefinancialsystem

couldbeimproved.

Thisfeelingissignificantlystrong

inNigeria.Moreover,

themajorityof

respondents

agree

thatthetechnologycanhelptransform

orrebuildtheecosystem.

CountriessuchasNigeria,SouthAfrica,Brazil,Vietnam,thePhilippines,India,andIndonesiashow

aneven

higherlevel

of

agreement

inthisregard.How

wouldyou

interpret

thisdata

from

theWorld

Bank:“21.5%

of

theworldpopulation(1.7billionadults)remainunbanked—withoutanaccountat

afinancialinstitutionorthrough

amobilemoneyprovider”49%19%16%16%ThefinancialsystemandtraditionalbankingworkwellThefinancialsystem

andtraditionalbankingworkwell,buttheycouldbeimprovedThefinancialsystem

needsto

becompletelyrebuilt.Idon’t

knowFigure

4

Global

respondentsGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB393.0

Crypto

adoptionacross

the

globe:Awareness,

ownership,andbarriersto

entryAre

peopletrulyaware

of

what

cryptocurrencies

are,

despitetheirfrequent

presence

inthemediaandpublicdiscussions?Do

peopleown

crypto

orplanonowningsomeinthenearfuture?

What

are

thekey

ideasthat

peoplearound

theworldcommonlyassociate

withcryptocurrencies?3.1

Crypto

AwarenessOverall,

alarge

majorityof

people,about92%

globally,

are

aware

ofcryptocurrencies.Amongthem,50%claimto

alsounderstandwhat

theyare.

Theunderstandingof

cryptocurrenciesisnotablyhigherincountrieslikeNigeria(78%),

SouthKorea

(63%),SouthAfrica(61%)

Brazil(59%),andIndia(56%).However,

theproportionof

peoplewhoclaimto

understandcrypto

islower

inIndonesiaandJapan,withonly1in3individualssayingthey

know

what

crypto

is.Have

you

ever

heard

aboutcryptocurrencies(alsoknownascrypto)?100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAYes,

I’veheardof

cryptocurrenciesandunderstandwhattheyareYes,

I’veheardof

cryptocurrencies,butIamnotsure

IunderstandwhattheyareFigure

5Consistentwiththeglobaldigitaldivideintermsof

ageandgender,

thereare

somesignificantdifferences

intheunderstandingof

cryptocurrency

amongdifferent

demographicgroups.Menagedbetween

25-34y.o.

are

thesocio-demographicsegmentswithabetter

understandingof

thisfinancialtechnology,whilewomenandolderrespondents

tendto

have

lessknowledge.Thisisatrendthat

appearswithvaryingintensityacross

mostof

thecountriesanalyzed.Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3103.2

Crypto

ownership,current

and

future40%of

respondents

surveyed

globallycurrently

own

orhave

boughtcryptocurrenciesinthepast.Amongthecountriessurveyed,

thehighestpercentage

of

pastorpresent

owners

canbefound

intheUS,Philippines,Vietnam,India,Nigeria,andSouthAfrica.Ontheotherhand,Japan,Argentina,MexicoandEuropeancountries(France,

Germany,

theUK)are

furtherbehindwithahigherlikelihoodof

never

havingboughtanycryptocurrencies.Ownershiplevels

are

particularlyhighinNigeria,where

7in10

affirmowningorhavingowned

crypto.Have

you

ever

boughtcryptocurrencies(Bitcoin,Ethereum,etc.)?100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAYes,

Icurrentlyown

somecryptocurrenciesYes,

Iboughtcryptocurrenciesinthepastbutnolongerhave

anyNo,

neverNA-NeverheardaboutcryptoFigure

6Whenlookingat

thefuture

of

owningcrypto

assets,astrongerwillingnesstoinvest

incryptocurrenciesisgenerallyfound

inAsia&Africa:Nigeria(90%willinvest

definitelyorprobably),SouthAfrica(78%),

Philippines(57%),Vietnam(57%),Indonesia(56%),

andIndia(53%).Thisisasharpcontrast

withthemuchlowerwillingnessinEurope

andJapan,where

avery

highproportionof

respondentsaffirmthey

willsurely

not

invest.How

likelyare

you

to

invest

incryptocurrenciesover

thenext

12months?100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZADefinitelywillinvestProbablywillinvestProbablywillnotinvestDefinitelywillnotinvestIdon’t

knowNA-NeverheardaboutcryptoFigure

7Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3113.3

Main

barriers

to

enterthe

crypto

ecosystemThecrypto

ecosystem

faces

challengesto

improve

adoptionasrespondentsoften

perceive

themarket

astoo

volatile,

risky,

orexpress

concernsaboutpotential

scams.Theseconcernsare

particularlyprominentinBrazil,thePhilippines,andSouthAfrica.More

educationabouthow

to

besafely

on-boardedto

web3

platforms

couldbebeneficialto

adoptionincountrieslike

NigeriaandSouthAfricawhere

willingnessto

invest

ishighestinspiteof

theassociatedrisks.Thisisbecausewhenrespondents

are

willingto

participateintheecosystem,

they

don’t

necessarilyknow

where

to

startandhow

to

protect

themselves.ThisisparticularlythecaseinSouthAmerica(18%

inBrazil,19%

inArgentina,20%

inMexico),thePhilippines(17%),andIndia(21%).What

doyou

thinkare

themainbarriersto

enter

thecrypto

ecosystem?Pleaserank

upto

three

of

thefollowingoptionsinorder

of

importance-TOP

choiceFRUKJPSK/ARPHVNIDSABRUKSA

/DEINIDJPSK22%BRARMXID/USFRDEVNINSKUSIDNG/17%USID/VNJPSK15%UKSK12%VNIN/DEUKPHJPPHVNINSA

/USBRUK10%USVNINSA

/UKNG3%7%7%Themarketistoo

volatile;itistoo

riskyThereare

toomanyscamsPeopledon’tknowwhereto

startPeopledon’tThetechnologyistoo

complex;onlyThereare

potentialregulatoryissuesItistooexpensiveThistechnologyisnotinnovativeordifferent

fromwhatexistsnowunderstandthepurposeof

this

tech-savvypeopletechnologycanentertheecosystemFigure

8XX-

significantly

higher

than

averageXX-

significantly

lower

than

averageNote:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3123.4

Main

conceptsassociated

withcryptocurrenciesGlobally,

cryptocurrency

isseenasthe“Future

of

Money”,

andan“alternative

tothetraditionalfinancialecosystem”.

However,

Europeancountriesare

more

likelyto

associateitwithnegative

aspects

suchasspeculation(especiallyinFrance

andGermany)orscams/phishing.Itisworthnotingthat

intheUSthere

isasignificantassociationof

crypto

asanalternativeto

thetraditionalfinancialecosystem,

butat

thesametimeshows

someconcernspertainingto

potential

scams/phishing.What

are

the3mainconceptsthat

you

associatewithcryptocurrencies?Pleaserank

thefollowingoptionsinorder

of

importance-TOP

choiceBRARMXPHNGSA

/USFRDEUKJPIDSA16%BRVNIDSKNG/USFRDEUKJPUSUKPH/USFRUKJPSK/BRARVNIDNGFRDEJP/USPHINSKNGSADEINJPUSDEUKJPSK/ARMXPHVNNG11%11%ARMXPHNGSA

/DEUKJPSKINNGSA

/FRVNINNGSA

/ARMXUKJPUSMXFRDEDEUKJPSK8%8%UK/NGSAUSVNID/8%6%ARFRUK5%5%IN/UKJP5%4%1%Futureof

moneyAlternativetothetraditionalfinancialThefutureof

digitalownershipScamsandphishingSpeculationCrimeAwayfor

meAtrendthatwillpassFinancialinclusionHopefor

anew,

moreAwaytoaccessaArtandmoney

to

participateinlaundering

aglobalfinancialecosystemdecentralized

more

privacy-ecosystemmodelof

theinternetcentricinternetFigure

9XX-

significantly

higher

than

averageXX-

significantly

lower

than

average3.5

Perceptions

aroundcrypto

environmentalfootprintIngeneral,

respondents

worldwide

believe

crypto

isanenvironmentally-friendlytechnology.

ThisismainlythecaseinAsiancountries

(Philippines,Vietnam,

IndiaandIndonesia),South

America(Brazil,

Argentina,

Mexico),

andAfrica

(Nigeria,andSouthAfrica).

However,

theUS,Japan,South

Korea

andEuropean

countries

are

way

moreskeptical

about

theenvironmental

impact

of

crypto,

anda

significant

proportion

oftheirpopulations

believe

itisnot

good

for

theenvironment

andnever

willbe.Do

you

thinkcrypto

isanenvironmentallyfriendlytechnology?100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAYes,

cryptoisanenvironmentallyfriendlytechnologyNo,

cryptoisnotanenvironmentallyfriendlytechnologybutit’s

gettingbetterNo,

cryptoisnotanenvironmentallyfriendlytechnologyanditwillnever

beIdon’t

knowFigure

10Thecoinperceived

asthemostenvironmentally-friendlyisBitcoin,especiallyinSouthAmerica(BrazilandMexico)andAsia(Philippines,Vietnam,andIndia).Fortherest

of

thecountries,respondents

are

unsure

aboutwhichoneto

choosebetween

BitcoinandEthereum.Theseresults

are

likelyto

bedrivenby

thehigherawareness

of

Bitcoincomparedto

Ethereum,rather

thanby

anyreal

knowledgeof

theenvironmentalimpactof

eachof

thecoins.Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3134.0

Recent

news

cycle:Theimpactof

centralizedfinancialcrypto

companybankruptcies2022

was

theyear

whencentralized

cryptocurrencyexchanges

like

FTX,andCelsiuswere

shutdown,butdidthepublicnoticeit?4.1

The

recent

cryptocollapsesAround

two

third

of

respondents

globallyhave

heard

abouttherecent

closuresof

centralized

cryptocurrency

exchanges,butthere

are

significantdifferencesamongcountries.Knowledgeof

thecrisisismore

widespreadintheUS,Vietnam,India,Nigeria,andSouthAfricawhere

over

halfof

therespective

populationsareaware

of

it.Onthecontrary,

only1in5respondents

inJapanhave

heard

aboutit.Have

you

heard

aboutrecent

bankruptciesof

financecryptocurrency

companies,suchasCelsius,FTX,andVoyager

in2022?100%80%60%40%20%0%USNoBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAYesFigure

11Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3144.2

Misconceptionsarobeing

decentralizedexchangesMostrespondents

incorrectlyidentifyFTXandCelsiusasexamplesofdecentralizedcrypto

exchanges.ThismisconceptionisparticularlyprevalentinNigeria(53%),SouthAfrica(53%),andVietnam(52%).

AmericanandIndianrespondents

were

more

likelyto

correctly

identifythat

FTXandCelsiuswerenot

decentralizedcrypto

exchanges,butthat

numberbarely

reached14%

inboth

countries.True

orfalse:FTXandCelsiusare

examplesof

decentralizedcrypto

exchanges100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAFalseTrueIdon’t

knowFigure

124.3

Influence

ofbankruptcies

on

trustin

web3

and

cryptoThisseriesof

bankruptciesof

centralized

cryptocurrency

companieshashadanimpactonrespondents’

overall

trustinblockchain,crypto

andweb3.However,respondents

inGermany,

Vietnam,India,andSouthAfricaare

more

likelytodeclarethat

ithadnoimpactontheirtrustintheecosystem.Do

you

thinkthe2022

bankruptciesof

several

centralizedcryptocurrencycompaniesimpactedpeople’s

trustinblockchain,crypto,

orweb3?100%80%60%40%20%0%USBRARMXFRDEUKPHVNINIDJPSKNGZAIthinkitdidn’thave

anyimpactIthinkithadamoderate

impactIthinkithadaheavyimpactIdon’t

knowFigure

13Note:US=USA-BR=Brazil-AR=Argentina-MX=Mexico-FR=France-DE=Germany-UK=UnitedKingdom-PH=Philippines-VN=Vietnam-IN=India-ID=Indonesia-JP=Japan-SK=SouthKorea

-NG=Nigeria-ZA=SouthAfricaGLOBALSURVEYONCRYPTO

ANDWEB3154.4

How

to

rebuild

trust?Allcountriesagree

that

improving

securitymeasuresandtransparency

arethemainactionsthat

shouldbetaken

to

rebuildtrustinthesector.

SouthKoreaandVietnamexpect

governmentbodiesto

intervene

withbetter

regulationandoversight.

AccountabilityisalsodeemedcrucialinAsiaandespeciallyinJapanandIndonesia,whereasNigeriaandArgentinafavor

usereducationandcommunicationsaboutrisksandbestpractices.What

doyou

thinkare

themainbarriersto

enter

thecrypto

ecosystem?Pleaserank

upto

three

of

thefollowingoptionsinorder

of

importanc