Which coins received the most attention in 2021? By DailyCoin

2021 was filled with key moments that sparked and defined the growth of the cryptocurrency industry, as well as increasing the global interest in various asset years; Exceeding $ 1 trillion in market value and having the legal monetary service of El Salvador; Elon Musk “raises” the price of Dogecoin; its system upgrades, the explosion of metaverse, and the rise of blockchain games.

As much of Altcoin has gained trust and recognition, world map statistics, the Über Holger of the Blockchain Center, has shown interest in finding coins by country.

Bitcoin still dominates, but loses 25% of public interest in a year.

Bitcoin still dominates the cryptocurrency space, becoming the most sought-after cryptocurrency in 1 country in 2021, although it dominated 59.9% compared to 80.8% last year). This decline in public interest has probably been due to the rise in Altcoin, which has been trending this year.

Bitcoin was the most searched keyword in El Salvador, with 98% of the total search volume.

South America was the continent most interested in Bitcoin, and Asia is turning to Altcoins.

In Ukraine, Vietnam, Japan, Norway, Serbia and the Philippines, Altcoin was more sought after than Bitcoin.

Ethereum is the main Altcoin

The 3 most searched Altcoins in the world were Ethereum (13.1%), (7.8%) and (5.5%). Although Altcoin is the main Ethereum among them, Dogecoin was the most popular in the US, Ukraine, India, Iran and Indonesia.

Tron received the most attention in Norway, Denmark and Vietnam, with XRP being the most prominent in East Asia, with South Korea, Japan, the Philippines’ largest Altcoin and Malaysia’s second highest, with ETH above 0.3%.

In the US, Dogecoin was twice as popular as Ethereum, with a dominance of 21.2% and 11.9%, respectively.

Altcoins ranked 5th – 10th in Tron,,,, and. The top Altcoin, IOTA and Monero 2020 are not included in this year’s rankings.

Cardano was the most sought-after cryptocurrency in Europe with a 9.9% dominance in Italy, 8.3% in Portugal, 8.2% in the Netherlands, 7.6% in Greece and 6.9% in Spain.

Conversely

• The map was not fully representative of certain countries, especially Africa and Asia, due to a lack of data.
• This is an important note from the Blockchain Center, and that Polygon was left out of the rankings because the words involved may have different meanings and contexts, and therefore would not be indicative of the true public interest of the coins. . Tron, for example, may be misrepresented, as keywords may refer to “Tron” or “Audi e-tron”.