Cryptocurrency holders could play a major role in the U.S. presidential election, according to new polling data from cryptocurrency venture capital firm Paradigm. The survey shows that many cryptocurrency voters in the Democratic Party have yet to decide who to support, which could affect Kamala Harris' chances of winning. In the campaign of Republican candidate Donald Trump, he promised to protect the cryptocurrency industry and adopt positive policies to attract cryptocurrency holders. In addition, the survey also shows that both parties believe that personal financial transactions should remain private.

Key Points

- A survey by Paradigm shows that cryptocurrency holders could influence the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

- Some of Kamala Harris' voters believe that the Biden administration is too hostile to cryptocurrencies.

- Trump promises to defend the cryptocurrency industry and plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

- The poll shows that cryptocurrency owners are more likely to be Republicans, with 17% of Republicans and 12% of Democrats owning cryptocurrencies.

- Most respondents from both the Democratic and Republican parties believe that government oversight of personal financial transactions should be limited.

- In the poll, Harris and Trump's support rates were tied on cryptocurrency prediction platform Polymarket.

- A Democratic survey showed that up to 2% of Democrats may turn to support Trump because of the issue of cryptocurrency.