Spending on gaming is in decline. Sounds like they prefer to play FTP.
The goat
I was only surprised by Adam Sandler and iPhone adoption rates.
Even that number is sheer bullshit. There are about 67 million Zoomers in the United States. 2.2% of that is 1,474,000. There are just 360,000 wallets on the planet that hold NFTs according to https://www.resetera.com/threads/th...e-value-of-the-market-financial-times.534989/
The nice interpretation would be that incompetence led to the incorrect analysis of the stats, the truth is probably that whoever published this is pushing an agenda since they also operate on that nft/crypto space (which benefits from as many sheep as possible participating, which is why they want to push this fake, hopefully self - fulfilling narrative of NFT being the new big thing.
Yeah for every NFT headline going forward its going to be incredibly important to hold onto that 360k wallet number
Not that I'm claiming this survey's findings are infallible (no single poll or survey is, that's not how statistics works), but you realize this is a survey of teens and your "67 million zoomers" number is including people as young as 9 and as old as 25? And unless I'm reading it wrong, 360k is also not a representation of everyone who has ever purchased one, only of current holders. So anyone who bought one and resold it and then stayed out of the market after wouldn't be counted.
To get people, for or against, to click on the article.
What, you didn't love Billy Crystal as a teenager (assuming you're a millenial)?
Eh, I loved him too when I was a teen in the old SNL/Happy Gilmore days. It was a phase and I'm no longer into him, but I recognize his charming way of pissing off the "normal establishment" with his stupid nonsense.
He's also been making a ton of recent Netflix movies which have consistently been some of the most-watched movies on the service, so it's not like he's some irrelevant has-been.
Use a time machine to the year 2000 and you'll say that obviously everyone will have Nokias for the coming twenty years.
I don't like things that are annoying and assume to know what I want from them, not letting me tinker with them, keeping me from doing what I want.
So popular with the Zoomers and yet he still couldn't land an Oscar nom for Uncut Gems.
Not me. I hate how they basically turned texting into facebook.
Hey, unlike an iphone, at least I can change the colors of any texts on my phone to any color I like!
We watched mr deeds and big daddy within the last month. I'm constantly quoting the sharks line from 50 first dates and I've still gotta show him happy Gilmore. Son loves em though, the randomness of those movies just vibes with him I guess.
Yeah, if anything, 51% having bought a second hand item is insanely low compared to past generations.
It's not in the article itself. It's OP's title, but note that the title has a dot before it to separate it from the sentence "teens like crocs". The purpose is simply to list NFTs as one of the things the study asked about it.
It doesn't say that. It says that 22% of teens have heard of them and 10% of those 22% have bought one.
There have been some polls and yes if I remember correctly at least those poll results have indicated the majority of users being somewhere within that age range.
