The Crypto Council for Innovation released the findings of a survey of 1,200 voters ahead of the US midterm elections on November 8th. The survey results showed that voters want their policy interests to be aligned with cryptocurrency and technology. As a matter of fact, it was revealed that 13% of the 1,200 people surveyed had cryptocurrency. This rate is higher than those who own mutual funds (12%), almost three times higher than those who own bonds (5%) and slightly lower than those who own stocks (16%).
The survey results also reveal the popularity of cryptocurrency ownership among voters, their hopes for the industry's growing potential, and the need for regulation to protect consumers.
The survey results revealed that the majority of US voters believe that the cryptocurrency ecosystem has unrealized potential.
"Our national survey shows voters believe in the promise of digital assets and see it as a long-term part of the economy and their financial future," said Cory Gardner, former US senator and Chief Strategist for Political Affairs at the Cryptocurrency Council.
