Google Trends определил самые популярные запросы россиян о криптовалютах

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2022-06-06Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-10-06

Сервис Google Trends определил, какие поисковые запросы о криптовалютах были самыми популярными у российских пользователей за последние 30 дней.

В сентябре, по данным GoogleTrends, у интересующихся криптовалютами жителей России пользовались популярностью следующие поисковые запросы:

  • Биткоин прогноз на неделю (рост запросов +4600).

  • 1 Биткоин в рублях 2009 (+4000).

  • Криптобиржа (+3700).

  • Почему биткоин дорогой (+3650).

  • Курс биткоина к рублю (+50).

    • Биткоин прогноз (+50).

    Больше всех проявили интерес к биткоину жители Ингушетии, Иркутской области и Кабардино-Балкарии.

    Сервис зафиксировал всплеск интереса россиян к игре-кликеру Hamster Kombat, связанный с состоявшимся в сентябре эйрдропом:

    • Сколько стоит один 1 хамстер комбат (рост запросов +4750%).
    • Хамстер токен цена (+3950).
    • Хомяки (+400%).
    • Hamster Kombat – компьютерная игра (+300).

    Максимальное количество запросов, касающихся игры-кликера, было отправлено пользователями из Ингушетии, Иркутской области, Кабардино-Балкарии и Чеченской республики.

    Google Trends указал, что российские пользователи интересовались в сентябре и такими темами как:

    • Майнинг (рост запросов +300%).
    • Технология блокчейн (+300%).
    • Криптовалюта USDT (+ 250%).
    • Blockhain (+100%).

    Максимальный интерес продемонстрировали жители Архангельской, Волгоградской, Саратовской областях и города Москвы.

    Согласно Google Trends, меньше всего россиян интересовали темы, касающиеся мемкоинов, регулирования криптовалют и ситуации с цифровыми активами в США.

    Ранее опрос финансового маркетплейса «Сравни» показал, что 66% россиян «что-то слышали» о криптовалютах, но не знают подробностей. При этом 16% опрошенных никогда не слышали об этом классе активов.

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