A survey 'the Crypto Voting Bloc' by 'Digital Chamber', says one in seven Americans will choose their candidate based on crypto politics.
Long considered anti-crypto, Donald trump has made a 180 degree turn since his presidency at the head of the United States of America. This position has a positive effect on his campaign and forced Harris’s side to take more flexible positions on cryptocurrencies.
In the US, 26 million people say that the first criterion for them to choose will be a favorable policy towards cryptocurrencies. This is a big change from the last election. This trend is also reflected in the funding of the election campaign for the various candidates. Indeed, this year we are witnessing a upheaval in the methods of financing the US elections.
Source of contributions to federal campaign funding platforms by industry
The volume of funding from cryptocurrencies has exploded this year. From January to June, 43.5% of the financing came from players in the cryptocurrency world. Their position on the issue is crucial to the success of the election.
A slight advantage for Trump. 21% of Donald Trump’s supporters think their candidate "strongly supports cryptos", 19% think the former president "supports cryptos", while 47% are unaware of their candidate’s position. For Kamala Harris, 15% of them think the vice president "strongly supports cryptos" and 6% of them think she "supports cryptos", when they are 56% not to know their candidate’s position.
