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Research Firm: Trump’s Digital Asset Policies Widely Endorsed by Crypto Investors

Research Firm: Trump’s Digital Asset Policies Widely Endorsed by Crypto Investors

星球日报星球日报2025/07/04 12:13
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Odaily Planet Daily reported that research firm HarrisX has released the results of a market survey showing that cryptocurrency investors generally approve of Trump’s digital asset policies. 81% of respondents said they are familiar with Trump’s digital asset policies, and 73% expressed support—these figures represent the highest approval rates among all topics surveyed. Trump’s net approval rating on cryptocurrency policy stands at +56 percentage points, while net approval on other key issues is +48 percentage points or lower. (Cryptoinamerica)

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