90% литовцев равнодушны к цифровому евро — Baltic Research

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-11-18Actualizado a 2025-11-18

Менее одной десятой жителей Литвы слышали о проекте цифрового евро Европейского центрального банка (ЕЦБ) и согласны с основными принципами проекта, заявили аналитики компании Baltic Research.

Согласно результатам опроса Baltic Research, проведенного по заказу Литовского института свободного рынка (LLRI), только 9% респондентов смогли утвердительно ответить, что знакомы с концепцией цифровой валюты ЕЦБ. 51% опрошенных заявили, что ничего о цифровом евро не слышали.

Опрос показал, что даже слышавшие о цифровом евро представляют себе его повседневное использование иначе, чем ЕЦБ. Например, 39% респондентов уверены, что цифровой евро полностью заменит наличные, 17% принимают его за новое банковское приложение, а 13% отождествляют с криптовалютой вроде биткоина.

«Среди людей, не пользующихся электронными платежными инструментами, только 3% заявили, что будут использовать цифровой евро, а четверо из пяти ответили, что не будут. 52% опрошенных сказали, что не будут использовать цифровой евро, а еще 16% затруднились с ответом», — рассказали авторы исследования.

В Baltic Research напомнили: ЕЦБ и Банк Литвы считают, что цифровой евро должен способствовать повышению финансовой доступности денег, поскольку предоставляет прямой доступ к цифровым платежам тем, у кого доступа сейчас нет. Однако опрос показал обратную тенденцию, и именно эта группа литовцев меньше всего заинтересована в цифровом евро.

Ранее генеральный директор компании Tether Паоло Ардоино (Paolo Ardoino) заявил о наличии системных проблем у ЕЦБ с запуском цифрового евро.

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