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84% of Voters Demand Presidential Candidates to Support Right to Bitcoin, Poll Shows

As the 2024 United States presidential election approaches, candidates are elaborating on their plans to address the cryptocurrency sector. Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of MicroStrategy, commissioned a Twitter poll to gauge whether voters believe a presidential candidate must support their right to Bitcoin to secure their vote. The poll received almost 30,000 responses, with 84% of voters responding 'Yes' to the question. Cryptocurrency regulation has become a topic of discussion among presidential candidates from both parties, with some highlighting their intent to develop the sector if elected into office.

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