According to a survey of voters conducted by For Progress, 51% of respondents opposed the plan to strategically stockpile cryptocurrencies, 34% supported it, and 15% expressed reservations.
Republican supporters narrowly supported the bill with 41% in favor and 40% opposed, while Democratic supporters were strongly opposed with 59% opposed and 29% in favor, showing clear ideological differences.
The survey of 1,169 U.S. voters showed that Social Security, Medicare, and transportation were top priorities for increasing federal funding.
The survey question states that a strategic cryptocurrency stockpile would "leverage government spending," but the
Rump's executive order directs the Treasury and Commerce departments to "explore strategies to secure additional Bitcoin in a budget-neutral manner that would not incur additional costs to the United States taxpayer."
The survey also asked respondents their views on nine major policy priorities funded by the federal government, with 45% of respondents saying they would support a federal budget for cryptocurrency and blockchain development.
The percentage of respondents who were undecided about cryptocurrency development budgets was also higher than any other policy area.
Interestingly, Republican voters, while narrowly in favor of strategic cryptocurrency stockpiling, are also more in favor of cryptocurrency and blockchain development budgets at 36%.
Of respondents, 10% wanted a reduction and only 12% wanted an increase. Thirty-one percent said it should remain the same, and 20% were unsure.
By age, 18% of respondents under 45 supported increasing the cryptocurrency development budget, while 20% of those over 45 supported increasing the cryptocurrency development budget.
As shown above, only 6% supported an increase, and differences based on age were also identified.
2025/03/17 17:22 KST
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