Grayscale Poll Report: Nearly Half of American Voters Expect Cryptocurrency to Be Part of Their Investment Portfolio
Grayscale's latest survey shows that American voters are increasingly attracted to Bitcoin due to macroeconomic development and its maturity as an asset. About 47% of American voters hope to include cryptocurrency as part of their investment portfolio, highlighting the importance of this topic in the upcoming November election.
The survey shows that about 32% of voters say they are more willing to learn about using cryptocurrency as an investment. 28% of voters believe that inflation is the most urgent issue in the upcoming US election, which may support the above choice.
In addition, geopolitical tensions, polarized political discourse, and ongoing inflation have led more American voters to seek Bitcoin, but significant developments surrounding Bitcoin, including the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, have also played an important role in driving this trend.
Grayscale points out that it is clear that cryptocurrencies will increasingly be considered by policy makers and candidates from all offices preparing to participate in the 2024 election.
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