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In Spain, interest in sustainable living and climate action is strong. Almost 40% say they are very interested, and another large group are somewhat interested.
A significant 35.4% of people are interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but have not yet owned any, which signals potential for future adoption.
Spanish younger age groups, particularly those aged 18-24 and 25-34, show a higher inclination toward pets, with approximately 52.46% and 53.92% expressing a liking for all types.
A noteworthy 30.2% of Singaporean respondents express interest in learning more about cryptocurrency, though they do not currently own any.
Despite varying age groups, a significant proportion of Indian youth (18-34 years) express a preference for specific pets, with over 53% favoring certain animals.
In Ireland, recycling and composting tops the chart with 59.5%, showing widespread alignment with national waste management campaigns and local council efforts.
Mobile wallets are the top crypto storage choice, preferred by 56.8% of Thais, followed by exchanges, though security risks remain a key concern.
For many Spaniards, the 3Rs come to life through simple, everyday habits. Recycling tops the list, with over half doing it at home or work, followed closely by reusing items.
Lack of understanding (61.9%) is the biggest barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Argentina, followed by trust, security concerns, volatility, and regulatory uncertainty
In Spain, awareness of the “3R” concept — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — is mixed. About 40% say they definitely don’t know it, while fewer than 18% are sure they do.
56.6% of respondents are interested in learning more about cryptocurrency but don’t own any, while a significant portion have no interest in it.
27.9% of Nigerian respondents are skeptical or concerned about the risks and downsides of cryptocurrency, highlighting a significant barrier that needs addressing.
A significant portion of the Nigerian population, 61.3%, is familiar with cryptocurrency, indicating a potential for growth in the digital currency space.
Bitcoin leads Swiss crypto trading, used by 9.4% of respondents, followed by Ethereum. Meme coins like Shiba Inu show niche but growing appeal.
The most significant barrier to cryptocurrency adoption in Italy appears to be a lack of understanding, with 39.6% of respondents citing this as a concern.
North America tops 2025 summer flight plans for U.S. travelers, with cost and global tensions steering choices closer to home. Full data on TGM StatBox.
85% of Americans book travel online in 2025, reflecting a shift toward speed, personalization, and AI-driven planning tools. Full data on TGM StatBox.
For many Swiss (44%), the main reason sustainable living feels out of reach is cost. Eco-friendly options are often too expensive.
In Italy, mobile wallets are the clear favorite for storing cryptocurrency, with over 40% of users choosing this convenient option.
The Middle East stands out as the top air travel destination for Egyptian travelers in summer 2025, with 29% planning trips within the region.
In Ukraine, sustainable living often begins at home. The most common priorities are conserving energy (26%) and using eco-friendly household products (20%).
In Poland, awareness of the “3R” concept, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, is still quite low. A clear majority either say they definitely don’t know it (36%) or are more on the “no” side.
Interest in cryptocurrencies is steadily rising in Colombia, with 47% of respondents expressing curiosity but not yet owning any.
Quality stands out as the top priority, with 72.92% of Egyptian pet owners deeming it essential. Price comes next, with 67.20% considering it a key factor when purchasing pet food.
While 26% of Austrians want to learn more about crypto, nearly half remain uninterested or skeptical, highlighting the need for education and trust-building efforts.
51.8% of Ukrainians store crypto on exchanges like Binance, while mobile wallets are the second most popular choice, reflecting convenience-driven habits.
In Turkey, interest in sustainable living and climate action is high. Nearly half of respondents say they are somewhat interested, and one in three are very interested.
For Italians, the road to a greener lifestyle is paved with real-world hurdles, the steepest being cost. 44.5% cite the high price of sustainable products.
In the UK, recycling is the most common way people put the 3R principles into practice, with nearly six in ten doing it at home or work.
In Peru, Bitcoin and Ethereum share equal popularity as the most traded cryptocurrencies. Both coins are well-known and actively used by traders.