A DeFi Education Fund poll reveals growing interest in decentralized finance, with respondents citing frustrations with traditional banking and a desire for greater financial control.
A DeFi Education Fund survey conducted by Ipsos found that 42% of Americans would likely try decentralized finance (DeFi) if pending legislation is passed. Conducted in August with 1,321 participants, the survey highlights low trust in traditional banking, with 84% of potential DeFi users interested in making online purchases and 39% believing DeFi can reduce high transaction fees. Motivators include security, control over money, and the ability to bypass intermediaries.