According to Bijie.com, the results of the 2024 Cryptoknowledge Survey released by CryptoLiteracy.org show that the respondents’ recognition of digital assets has increased significantly. The survey found that 98.6% of respondents who consider themselves knowledgeable own cryptocurrencies, while only 32% of respondents with limited understanding own cryptocurrencies. Key findings from the survey include: ·Respondents with advanced knowledge are three times more likely to own cryptocurrency than those with limited knowledge, with 31.8% reporting a strong knowledge of cryptocurrency, a significant increase from 11.0% in 2022 ; 29% of respondents view cryptocurrencies as a long-term retirement strategy, and 22% for daily transactions; 59% of respondents believe regulatory clarity is the most important task for the new government; View cryptocurrencies as “extremely important” The proportion of respondents who believe it is "dangerous" dropped from 43.1% to 35.2%, with more people viewing it as "some risk" or "neutral"; 26.6% of respondents still have doubts about the source of value of cryptocurrency; ·Only 22% of respondents correctly identified the importance of private keys, 14% understood the capabilities of DeFi, and 9% knew the role of staking in the blockchain ecosystem.