of Crypto market downturn Interest in crypto is not declining either. Many countries are still scouring the internet, hungry for crypto-related information, according to a new survey from cryptocurrency education platform CryptoManiaks.
according to study, the Netherlands and Turkey occupy the top two places, with 8.2% and 5.5% of the population searching for crypto-related terms, respectively. Turkey, in particular, accounts for her 4.7 million searches, leading the way in sheer numbers.
In this study, we analyzed the total number of searches for a selected set of popular cryptocurrencies into percentages of each country’s population in order to calculate the percentage of locals searching each month.
Searches related to the memecoin Dogecoin ranked 1st for Turkey, although it was ranked 2nd for overall searches (Doge), with 812,000 searches per month. This is almost double that of Ethereum (ethereum), the third most searched cipher in Japan.
A CryptoManiaks spokesperson commented specifically on DOGE’s curiosity over the last 12 months:
Dogecoin has surpassed Ethereum in popularity in quite a few countries, with nearly 2 million searches for the coin every month around the world.
Cryptocurrency DOGE is still a popular digital asset And after it was adopted as the poster cipher for internet icon Elon Musk, it became a crypto-cultural phenomenon.
Some of the cryptocurrencies included in the search terms are Bitcoin (Bitcoin), Solana (Sol), Binance Coin (BNB), among others.
The Netherlands and Turkey are followed by Germany, Kanda and the Czech Republic.
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The United States and the United Kingdom are major players in the global cryptocurrency industry, but neither ranks highly due to the number of searches equivalent to their population size.The United States searches for these terms with 1.9% of the population. ranked 15th in the United Kingdom, while the UK came in 12th with 2.6%.
According to a recent study by Cointelegraph, despite market conditions, major Agencies are still interested The industry continues to pour millions of dollars into crypto-related projects.