ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the latest report from Coinbase titled "Ten Things About Crypto Voters" shows that as the U.S. elections approach, crypto voters will become an important voting demographic.A third-party study commissioned by Coinbase and conducted by Morning Consult found that the crypto voter demographic exhibits high diversity in age, gender, and political affiliation, but they generally believe that the financial system needs reform and that crypto technology can drive this change. These voters actively seek candidates who support cryptocurrency and advocate for reasonable crypto regulation policies to protect consumers and promote innovation.

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Cointelegraph, with the U.S. presidential election in November approaching, cryptocurrency has become a hot topic of interest for candidates and voters.A study released by Coinbase on July 11 shows that cryptocurrency voters have significant influence in key battleground states, with one in six cryptocurrency holders residing in these states. The research indicates that cryptocurrency voters are young and diverse, with Generation Z and millennials making up 65%, and non-white voters accounting for 35%. They are politically active, with 90% of cryptocurrency voters planning to vote on November 5, and their enthusiasm for candidates supporting cryptocurrency is four times that of non-voters. This group is more bipartisan, with 35% identifying as Democrats, 34% as Republicans, and 31% as independents. Candidates are beginning to recognize the importance of crypto voters, with candidates like Trump and Biden expressing support for the development of cryptocurrency.