Survey: 60% of Canadians are interested in purchasing items in the virtual world

[Survey: 60% of Canadians are interested in buying items in the virtual world] Jinse Finance reported that a new survey found that 60% of Canadians are interested in buying real-world items in the virtual world. The study interviewed more than 2,000 adults from the United States and Canada. More than half of Canadians believe virtual worlds will become part of everyday life within the next decade, research has found. Among younger generations who have grown up in the digital age, the numbers are even higher: 60% for Gen Z and 70% for Millennials. (financial post)

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