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Originally Posted by mainstreammix
And? What % use Paxum?
Affiliate payouts have nothing to do with what customers do.
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While it's difficult to pinpoint the exact number of Americans using Paxum, Paxum's website indicates that over 250,000 affiliates, publishers, and freelancers use their service, and over 5,000 companies utilize Paxum for payouts.
Since Paxum is an international payment platform, it's likely that a portion of these users are based in the United States. However, Paxum's website does not break down user numbers by country. They do offer virtual USA accounts
I know you desparately want webmasters and us to believe that more Americans are using crypto for payments both online and in stores but that simply isn't the case. With lack of trust and the ongoing idea it's not real money or a stronger reliance on Credit Cards North American's are slow to change.
again I show more statistics
https://usafacts.org/articles/who-is...ryptocurrency/
Cryptocurrency is most often used as an investment: in 2023, 7% of all US adults bought or held crypto as an investment, 1% used it to pay for something, and another 1% used it to send money to friends or family.
Among those people, 29% said they used cryptocurrency because it was preferred by the other party in a transaction. Other reasons for trading in crypto included transfer speed (18%), privacy (16%), lower transaction costs (13%), safety (7%), and lack of trust in banks (4%).
Along racial and ethnic lines, 11% of Asian adults used cryptocurrency, compared to 9% of Hispanic adults, 8% of Black adults, and 6% of white adults.
Is cryptocurrency use increasing?
According to the Fed, the 7% of US adults who used crypto in 2023 was down from 10% in 2022 and 12% in 2021. Usage is decreasing both as an investment (from 11% to 7%) and as payment (from 2% to 1%).