October 30, 2024
The world of cryptocurrencies is growing globally and developing at breakneck speed. From investors to tech enthusiasts, the world of digital currencies is attracting more and more people. Cryptocurrencies are on the rise globally, but the popularity of specific coins varies greatly from country to country. Although Bitcoin is the most dominant digital currency, we see that in some countries other coins are also in strong demand. Which crypto currencies are most popular by country? We at Seeders figured it out for you.
Netherlands: Bitcoin remains popular
In the Netherlands, Bitcoin is by far the most popular cryptocurrency, with a whopping 281,000 monthly searches. Trust in Bitcoin as ‘digital gold’ remains strong, thanks in part to its long history and status as the first cryptocurrency. Other currencies such as Shiba Inu and Ripple follow at a great distance, with 27,000 searches respectively.
Top 3 Netherlands:
- Bitcoin
- Shiba Inu
- Ripple
Spain: Bitcoin and Shiba Inu in the spotlight
Spain follows a similar pattern, with Bitcoin being the most popular crypto currency here too, with 454,000 searches. Shiba Inu is also doing well in Spain with 43,000 searches and is in second place. Interestingly, Cardano completes the top three here, with 19,000 searches. Ripple is less popular in Spain than in other countries, with only 8,100 searches per month.
Top 3 Spain:
- Bitcoin
- Shiba Inu
- Cardano
Italy: Bitcoin and notable newcomer
In Italy, Bitcoin is again the big winner with 387,000 searches. What stands out, however, is the popularity of Mina, a relatively new crypto currency that focuses on scalable and efficient blockchain solutions. Mina takes second place, followed by Shiba Inu in third place.
Top 3 Italy:
- Bitcoin
- Mina
- Shiba Inu
France: Bitcoin, Shiba Inu and Helium
In France, Bitcoin remains the favourite with 348,000 searches, followed by Shiba Inu with 69,000 searches. Interestingly, Helium, a lesser-known crypto currency, takes third place with 16,000 searches. Helium is especially popular in IoT (Internet of Things) projects, where it is used to create decentralised wireless networks.
Top 3 France:
- Bitcoin
- Shiba Inu
- Helium
Belgium: Bitcoin favourite, less interest in altcoins
In Belgium, we see that Bitcoin is by far the biggest with 77,000 searches. In second place is Selfkey, a crypto currency known for its focus on identity verification and privacy protection. Dogecoin, originally a meme coin, completes the top three, with 8,000 searches per month.
Top 3 Belgium:
- Bitcoin
- Selfkey
- Dogecoin
Germany: Bitcoin and Shiba Inu in the lead
In Germany, Bitcoin remains the biggest crypto currency, with a whopping 804,000 searches per month. Shiba Inu follows close behind with 77,000 searches, indicating that German investors are also interested in this meme currency. Dogecoin takes third place with 77,000 searches as well.
Top 3 Germany:
- Bitcoin
- Shiba Inu
- Dogecoin
Cryptos continue to grow in popularity
Cryptocurrency remains a growing phenomenon in Europe, but the popularity of specific coins varies greatly by country. In the countries in the survey, we see that Bitcoin is still the favourite choice for most people, but altcoins such as Shiba Inu and Ripple are gaining ground.
Cryptocurrency continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and it is interesting to see how the popularity of certain coins varies from country to country. As more countries enact regulations around crypto and the market continues to grow, these trends are likely to continue to shift. For now, it remains exciting to track which crypto currencies are preferred in different parts of the world.
Research justification
The rankings were compiled based on the number of keywords in Google. This research was conducted in October 2024.