ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, a recent poll by Emerson College found that about one-fifth of American voters (19%) reported that they have invested in, traded, or used cryptocurrency at some point. The survey data, conducted from December 11 to December 13 with 1,000 registered voters, revealed that nearly 40% of respondents who use cryptocurrency have also made purchases with it.Spencer Kimball, the executive director of the poll, stated, "Cryptocurrency users are younger, with a larger base of minority groups, highlighting that cryptocurrency is a growing and diverse political support group. 57% of cryptocurrency users have a favorable view of Donald Trump."Additionally, the survey showed that respondents under 40 make up the largest proportion of cryptocurrency users, with nearly one-third having used cryptocurrency.

ChainCatcher news, on October 19 local time, Musk announced at an event in Pennsylvania that starting from that day until November 5, the day of the U.S. elections, he would randomly distribute $1 million daily to a registered voter in Pennsylvania who signed the "America PAC" petition. The first winner of the day has already been announced.Previously, federal documents released on Tuesday showed that Musk donated $75 million to the "America PAC," which supports Trump's presidential campaign, in the third quarter ending in September.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the polling company Harris Poll has completed a new survey funded by Grayscale.The survey shows that an increasing number of voters indicate that they will seriously consider a candidate's knowledge and stance on cryptocurrency when deciding who to vote for. Among over 1,800 potential voters, 77% stated that presidential candidates should understand innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency. 56% said they are more likely to vote for candidates who closely follow cryptocurrency issues.Respondents believe that the Republican Party (Trump's side) has a slight advantage over the Democratic Party in supporting cryptocurrency investors, but this advantage is steadily increasing.Additionally, the poll shows that an increasing number of voters (slowly rising to 21%, or about one-fifth) hold some form of cryptocurrency (usually Bitcoin) as an investment. In three snapshots of voter sentiment, those who purchased cryptocurrency increasingly indicated that they did so on the recommendation of financial advisors— in the latest poll, this figure was 27%, which is 7 percentage points higher than the last poll earlier this year.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Grayscale's latest survey shows that U.S. voters are increasingly attracted to Bitcoin, driven by macroeconomic developments and its maturation as an asset. About 47% of U.S. voters want to include cryptocurrency as part of their investment portfolio, highlighting the importance of this topic in the upcoming November elections.The survey indicates that approximately 32% of voters expressed a willingness to learn about cryptocurrency as an investment. 28% of voters believe that inflation is the most pressing issue in the upcoming U.S. elections, a fact that may support the aforementioned choice.Additionally, geopolitical tensions, polarized political discourse, and ongoing inflation have led more U.S. voters to seek Bitcoin, but significant developments surrounding Bitcoin, including the approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF, have also played an important role.Grayscale noted, "It is clear that cryptocurrency will increasingly be considered by policymakers and candidates preparing for all offices in the 2024 elections."

ChainCatcher message, according to the latest Harris poll of potential voters in the United States, 33% of American voters stated that they would consider a political candidate's stance on cryptocurrency before making a voting decision.The survey had over 1,700 participants, with 77% stating that U.S. presidential candidates should at least have an "informed opinion" on cryptocurrency.