Have you heard the term “non-fungible token” or “NFT”?

Conducted

25 November 2021

7445 GB adults surveyed

Have you heard the term “non‑fungible token” or “NFT”?

Conducted 25 November 2021

YouGov surveyed 7445 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I have heard this being used and know what it means

18%

I have heard this being used, but I'm not sure what it means

12%

I have heard this being used, but have no idea what it means

I have never heard this being used

63%

Have you heard the term “non‑fungible token” or “NFT”?

Conducted 25 November 2021

YouGov surveyed 7445 GB adults

I have heard this being used and know what it means

18%

I have heard this being used, but I'm not sure what it means

12%

I have heard this being used, but have no idea what it means

I have never heard this being used

63%

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