”One in five US voters have traded or invested in cryptocurrencies”

A survey has revealed that one in five American voters have traded, invested in or used cryptocurrencies.
According to Cointelegraph, on the 18th (local time), Emerson College, a private university in the United States,
Emerson College, a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, said in a recent survey that about 19% of respondents had used cryptocurrency, and of those, about 40% had used it to make real-world purchases.
The survey was conducted among 1,000 registered voters from Dec. 11 to 13.
Spencer Kimball of Emerson College
"Cryptocurrency users have a younger, more diverse and minority base and are growing as a political constituency," said Kimball, adding, "57% of cryptocurrency users are
"I have a positive opinion of Donald Trump," he said. After being elected president, Donald Trump has been promoting people who are friendly to the cryptocurrency industry to major financial regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The survey results showed that people under the age of 40 make up the largest proportion of virtual currency users, and about one-third have used virtual currency before.
The usage rate decreases as people get older, with 28% of those in their 40s, 17% of those in their 50s, 9% of those in their 60s, and only 4% of those over 70. By gender, men are twice as likely to use virtual currency than women.
The survey also found that 26% of men and 13% of women said they had used cryptocurrency. Nearly a third of cryptocurrency users are Asian, Hispanic or Black, while only 14% are white.