Study reveals the most loved and hated cryptocurrency in each country (and U.S. state)

The last ten years have been transformational for cryptocurrency, shifting from an
experimental concept in which the overwhelming majority of early projects failed to a
mainstream alternative to traditional investment where one-third of U.S. small businesses accept its currencies as payment for goods and services.

This doesn’t always mean that the feeling towards crypto is always positive. Many
high-profile individuals are crypto-skeptics, from billionaire investors like Warren Buffett to lawmakers like New York’s Attorney General Letitia James. While some city mayors, particularly in New York and Miami, seek to attract a wave of crypto-based investment into their city economies, the debate still rages on whether digital currencies are a good thing for our society.

With more than 12,000 coins on the market, it can be overwhelming for new investors to decide where to spend their hard-earned cash. But which cryptocurrencies do people around the world love and hate the most? Coin Kickoff has analyzed the cryptocurrency landscape to find out.

Key Findings

• Ethereum (#ETH) and Solana (#SOL) are loved by the most countries.
• 68.7% of tweets about Stellar (#XLM) contain positive sentiment — the highest in the U.S. for any coin on the market.
• Bitcoin (#BTC) is the most hated currency, with negative sentiment strongest in 16 countries.
• People voice their frustration in 32.3% of posts about Axie Infinity (#AXS), making it the most hated coin in the U.S. overall.

Check the most loved cryptocurrency in every country (click to enlarge):

And the Top-10 of most Loved and Hated cryptos around the world:

Read the full study here. 

The full data of the study (collected in September 2022) can be found here: https://bit.ly/MostLovedHatedCryptocurrency