the ceo of surveymonkey dave goldberg is here with us.'t understand why the price is going up after the after the bankruptcy of mt. gox. we're going to get to that in a moment. >> it seems like 2/3of the people, 64%, have said that they heard of bitcoin. >> most people know about it. >> there has been a lot of talk about it but very few people are using it. >> only 11% say they have bought any. >> i'm skeptical as a currency for transaction but i am interested in a store of value versus -- i am more excited about it as a commodity. a better thing to store your wealth and then gold in places like argentina or iran. >> are you nervous about it being stolen? >> i think we will see a change in the bitcoin economy. the first thing that people are going to one is security. i want people to know that this is going to be safe and insured. a lot of the things we have in the banking and revelatory system, people will want with bitcoin for to continue to -- >> you can continue to answer the survey during the show. number 3 -- have you ever encounter

here with dave goldberg, the ceo. >> it is 26 minutes past the hour.berg television is on the markets. you look at markets continue to climb to record highs. all reaching all-time highs as well along with small-cap stocks. a record-breaking day. one stock we want to point out we're watching is qualcomm. it is returning cash to shareholders. 20% boost to its quarterly dividend. back on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang with your bloomberg top headlines. radioshack's turnaround plan is not taking off retailer fell 20% in the fourth carter. $191 million. radioshack says it will close up to 1100 stores. shares are plunging today, down more than 13%. huber, -- ng at, out to iphones users is weak. back in december, it received plenty of criticism for charging writers as much as seven times the usual fare during east coast snowstorm and the controversy has certainly not ended. it is a changing of the guard. steve officially takes over as ceo. bloomberg is told smartphone growth is still in its infancy and they