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These And Other Trends Support

These and other trends support the ongoing investment potential of cryptoassets and suggest a path forward for cryptoasset adoption by Canadian investment organizations. Here’s where

Canadian Bitcoin Ownership in 2025: Key Takeaways

Rising cryptoasset adoption in Canada - KPMG

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Canada’s Leadership Shift and Its Potential Impact on Bitcoin

Justin Trudeau’s resignation creates political uncertainty, with Canada potentially shifting toward a pro-Bitcoin policy under new leadership. Pierre Poilievre’s support for Bitcoin could reshape

Canadian Bitcoin Ownership in 2025: Key Takeaways - Bank of

We Also Examine Bitcoin Adoption

Canada: Amid rising Bitcoin adoption, BOC official

Canada's Leadership Change Opens Door for Bitcoin

We also examine Bitcoin adoption and retention by asking current owners when they first invested and non-owners when they exited the crypto market. The results show a decrease in the

The Upcoming Election Could Position

The upcoming election could position Canada to join other nations that have adopted Bitcoin-friendly policies, such as El Salvador and the United States, where political leaders have

The number of Canadians who own cryptoassets is growing rapidly and efforts to regulate the sector need to start keeping pace, a senior Bank of Canada official said

Bitcoin Adoption and Beliefs in Canada - Bank of Canada

We Provide An Analysis To

Crypto regulation efforts need to keep pace with market growth

We provide an analysis to better understand how three factors influence people’s decisions about Bitcoin adoption: network effectsas more people adopt and use

Canada's crypto adoption increased between 20 from 5% to 13%, a new report from the central bank says. Most Canadians have invested in bitcoin as a

We Provide An Update On

We provide an update on cryptoasset ownership in Canada using data from the Bitcoin Omnibus Survey (BTCOS) conducted in late 2025. Bitcoin ownership remained

Crypto Adoption On the Rise in Canada, New Bank Report Finds