A survey by Cornell Bitcoin Club found that Bitcoin has an average trust rating of 4.67 out of 10 across 25 countries, with Nigeria having the highest trust levels and Japan the lowest. Bitcoin is seen as riskier than traditional assets, but is more trusted than government in some countries. Financial stress levels in different countries correlate with Bitcoin ownership and trust, suggesting it may be seen as an alternative financial system in regions with economic pressure. Overall, there is uncertainty rather than clear endorsement or rejection of Bitcoin’s practical benefits.

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