Grayscale Survey: 46% of American voters say they will wait for more policies before investing in cryptocurrencies
A recent nationwide survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Grayscale shows that 46% of American voters say they will wait for more policies before investing in cryptocurrencies. The report indicates that nearly seven out of ten respondents claim to own some type of investment asset, with almost one-fifth (19%) saying they own cryptocurrencies, particularly men (23%), Black/Hispanic voters (26%; 32%) and young voters (31% from Generation Z). These groups are also most likely to say inflation has made them more interested in cryptocurrencies (25% for men; 36% and 39% for Blacks and Hispanics respectively; 40% for Generation Z, and 6% for Baby Boomers).
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