As the US presidential election is approaching, the entire globe is eagerly anticipating how much crypto can influence the results. In a similar quest, the Digital Chamber conducted a survey to find out American Citizen views on crypto policies in the country. The statistics reveal a pro-crypto stance would likely have a net positive effect on the upcoming US presidential elections.

1 in 7 US Voters Fall in the “Crypto Voting Bloc”

As per the latest Digital Chamber survey titled “Americans’ Views on Crypto Policies and Their Effects on Voting”, around 1 in 7 voters or 16% of respondents feel that crypto is extremely important in determining who they vote for and a candidate being a pro-crypto makes them more likely to vote for the candidate. This demonstrates how important crypto has become over the years, particularly in the United States.

Most of the voters, whether they are democrats, republicans, or independents, opined that it would not affect them whether the candidates are pro-crypto or not. However, voters who would more likely prefer crypto-supporting candidates outnumber those who are less likely.

Another finding of the survey is that around 40% of black voters say that crypto is very important in determining who they vote for in the upcoming US presidential elections. The fact that Trump and Harris voters believe that their own candidate is more supportive of crypto than the opposing candidate is noteworthy.

1 in 3 democrats and 1 in 4 republicans said “supporting crypto” should be a high or a very high priority for the US government. While most of the survey results focused mostly on a pro-crypto stance, one finding revealed that a few of the respondents said government officials should focus on policies that reduce frauds and scams.

A Wake-Up Call For Policymakers

Commenting on the survey results, founder and CEO of The Digital Chamber, Perianne Boring said that The Crypto Voter Bloc National Survey is a wake-up call for policymakers of the US. This is mainly because 1 in 7 likely voters believe that crypto is a deciding factor for the 2024 election.

Boring further mentioned that voters are sending a clear message, implying that they want smart and balanced regulation that protects consumers and at the same time encourages innovation in the crypto industry, which is not an unreasonable expectation from the US government.

Botsfolio’s Take:

Experts at Botsfolio believe that the majority of voters in swing states are not crypto holders and are unlikely to affect the outcome of this election.

Embracing the crypto industry by supporting innovation and at the same time bringing clear regulatory policies is a powerful opportunity for leaders to connect with voters and make an impact.