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Recently, the Bank of England, the Central Bank of the United Kingdom, conducted a survey on its official Twitter account regarding digital currencies. The central bank exposed the question about the most preferred method by people to receive money this Christmas. The options arranged by the bank were cash, wire transfer, gift certificate and digital currency.
With another four days to complete the survey, there are currently around 6662 total participants and most participants prefer to receive their Christmas money through the digital currency, as the option received a huge 67% vote. The second most preferred cash was cash, which received over 23% of the votes. Bank transfer was placed in third position with over 8% of votes and the gift certificate was the least preferred with 2% of the votes.
Survey of the Bank of England on Twitter | Source: Twitter
In addition, the comment section of the official tweet showed that XRP was one of the most preferred digital currency. Scubaman said:
"Not a digital currency! I would accept XRP..the biggest digital heritage ever created!"
Dragon Master, a Twitterati said:
"Cryptocurrency right to one of my digital portfolios – Instantaneous transfer for a percentage of a cent in many cases – there is no need for banks, no one is paying a huge fee to slow down my transfer. in the middle is what is intelligent, just like
#XTZ "
Crypto Wolf, another Twitterati said:
"I'm just an old dinosaur when it comes to cryptocurrency" (in short) in 2010 my son asked if I could lend him £ 20 to buy something called bitcoin ?? (what I had no idea) so I gave him a little more now, please, buy me
@tokabb tokens "
Barnaby Perrin Aldous, an enthusiast of XRP, said:
"In the past it was money or transfer, but with reference to future ambitions, my attention is shifting towards digital resources, I am interested and, incidentally, I would like to know more about where
@Bankofengland is on the question "
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