Ten Things You Should Know About The Crypto Voter
A lot has been written about crypto in this election, but the tendency from the media has been to focus on the donations made, rather than the importance of the crypto voter in both the Presidential race and elections up and down the ballot. To address this, Coinbase commissioned new third party research from Morning Consult to better understand who ‘crypto voters’ really are (hint: they’re probably not who you think they are) and understand the likely impact of crypto in next month’s elections.
In our new State of Crypto report, you can learn about a surprisingly diverse group of people, surprising in their demographics, attitudes and behaviors, but united in their belief that the financial system needs an update and that crypto is a technology that can help enable this. As a result, they are actively looking for candidates on both sides of the aisle who support cryptocurrency and want to pass commonsense crypto regulations that both protect consumers and encourage innovation.
You can find out more in the link below but here is a summary of the ten things you should know about the crypto voter before November 5. They are going to be an important voting bloc, but don't just take our word for it. The numbers speak for themselves.
