There is no one best blockchain.
3.2k resp.
75.5%
There is one (layer 1) blockchain that is the best.
1k resp.
24.5%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4227 out of 4247 answered
Which blockchain is the best?
974 out of 4247 answered
Ethereum
538 resp.
55.2%
Bitcoin
286 resp.
29.4%
Solana
46 resp.
4.7%
Polkadot
38 resp.
3.9%
Cardano
33 resp.
3.4%
Other
33 resp.
3.4%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4223 out of 4247 answered
Crypto is mainly an economic technology.
2.3k resp.
54.7%
Crypto is mainly a political philosophy and/or lifestyle.
1.9k resp.
45.3%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4226 out of 4247 answered
My goal in crypto is to create social change and/or disrupt the industry.
1.7k resp.
40.1%
My goal in crypto is to make as much money as possible.
1.2k resp.
28.2%
My goal in crypto is to earn a living and/or build my career.
1k resp.
23.8%
My goal in crypto is to have fun.
334 resp.
7.9%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4221 out of 4247 answered
Most or all cryptogovernance should be on-chain.
1.9k resp.
45.5%
Crypto does not need (human) governance; let the algorithms run as they were designed.
1.2k resp.
28.6%
However crypto governs itself, it should also be regulated by the government.
620 resp.
14.7%
Most or all cryptogovernance should be off-chain.
473 resp.
11.2%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4218 out of 4247 answered
Privacy is nice, but it’s not the most important feature of blockchain and crypto.
2.9k resp.
68.4%
Privacy is the most important feature of blockchain and crypto.
1.3k resp.
31.6%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4226 out of 4247 answered
Government regulation of crypto can do some good, e.g. it can help force blockchains to become more decentralized.
1.8k resp.
43.7%
Government regulation of crypto will almost always do more harm than good.
1.6k resp.
38.7%
Government regulation of crypto is critical to protect the public interest in these technologies.
745 resp.
17.6%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4208 out of 4247 answered
Having a central bank run a cryptocurrency is a bad idea.
3.2k resp.
75.7%
Having a central bank run a cryptocurrency is a good idea.
1k resp.
24.3%
In order to grow, the crypto ecosystem should:
4216 out of 4247 answered
Build useful tech that solve real problems for a set of users.
2.9k resp.
67.8%
Help people around the world earn a living.
673 resp.
16%
Provide financial instruments for maximum wealth creation.
394 resp.
9.3%
Build art and community.
291 resp.
6.9%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4206 out of 4247 answered
Blockchain and DeFi are beneficial technologies that, on balance, will help most members of society.
3.8k resp.
91.4%
Blockchain and DeFi are predatory technologies that, on balance, will harm most members of society.
363 resp.
8.6%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4180 out of 4247 answered
Most crypto teams make a fair and reasonable amount of profit.
2.2k resp.
52.2%
Crypto teams make too much profit.
2k resp.
47.8%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4204 out of 4247 answered
The economic system in crypto is generally fair to most of its participants.
2.1k resp.
50.5%
The economic system in crypto unfairly favors powerful interests.
2.1k resp.
49.5%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4203 out of 4247 answered
Most people who want to get ahead in crypto can make it if they're willing to work hard.
2.4k resp.
57.8%
In crypto, hard work and determination are no guarantee of success for most people.
1.8k resp.
42.2%
To get more favorable regulation of cryptocurrencies from national governments, the most important thing the crypto community can do is:
4208 out of 4247 answered
Work hand-in-hand with regulators to identify a solution that works for both government and industry.
1.6k resp.
36.8%
Keep on doing what we’re doing, legal or not.
1.1k resp.
25.4%
Hire lawyers and lobbyists; organize the community to mount a public pressure campaign on politicians.
879 resp.
20.9%
Adapt our technology and practices in order to minimize potential conflicts with the law.
709 resp.
16.8%
Which statement comes closest to your views?
4201 out of 4247 answered
Crypto does not have a gender problem.
2.8k resp.
66.7%
Crypto has a gender problem.
1.4k resp.
33.3%
Who should have decision-making power over a blockchain?
4211 out of 4247 answered
A wide variety of on- and off-chain stakeholders including token holders, node operators, application developers, foundations, and users
2.3k resp.
54.9%
The token holders and/or node operators, i.e. voters, as determined by the protocol
1.5k resp.
34.7%
The core developers and technical staff of a blockchain
269 resp.
6.4%
The public, elected representatives, and/or national leaders
170 resp.
4%
I'm here for...
4194 out of 4247 answered
the tech
2.6k resp.
61.6%
the airdrops
594 resp.
14.2%
the memes
511 resp.
12.2%
the jobs
507 resp.
12.1%
Do you consider yourself:
4209 out of 4247 answered
Neither
1.9k resp.
44.1%
Liberal or left-wing
1.8k resp.
41.7%
Conservative or right-wing
597 resp.
14.2%
OPTIONAL: Do you affiliate with any of the following ecosystems or communities?
3661 out of 4247 answered
Ethereum
2.5k resp.
69.1%
Bitcoin
1.3k resp.
35%
Solana
791 resp.
21.6%
Polkadot
731 resp.
20%
Cardano
468 resp.
12.8%
Other
558 resp.
15.2%