Only 4% of US voters consider crypto in candidate choice: Poll
US adults are largely wary of crypto and consider it the least important policy issue when picking who to vote for, according to a poll by Politico.
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US adults are largely wary of crypto and consider it the least important policy issue when picking who to vote for, according to a poll by Politico.
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