Crypto voters are bipartisan in desire to update the system: Coinbase
According to a new Coinbase study, crypto voters are diverse and enthusiastic and poised to impact key battleground states in the upcoming US presidential election.
The upcoming November presidential election in the United States is fast approaching, and cryptocurrency remains a highly debated issue among both candidates and voters.
A study by Coinbase released on July 11 revealed that crypto voters, in particular, are “going to make a big difference” in the key races, with 1 in 6 crypto owners living in the seven key battleground states.
According to the study, crypto voters are “younger and more diverse” with Gen Z and Millennials making up 65% of registered voters who own crypto.
According to a new Coinbase study, crypto voters are diverse and enthusiastic and poised to impact key battleground states in the upcoming US presidential election.
The upcoming November presidential election in the United States is fast approaching, and cryptocurrency remains a highly debated issue among both candidates and voters.A study by Coinbase released on July 11 revealed that crypto voters, in particular, are “going to make a big difference” in the key races, with 1 in 6 crypto owners living in the seven key battleground states. According to the study, crypto voters are “younger and more diverse” with Gen Z and Millennials making up 65% of registered voters who own crypto. Read more