Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, recently completed a survey of about 20,000 U.S. adults, including more than 5,000 crypto owners across 11 key battleground states. The survey found that the number of crypto-owning voters in these states is meaningfully higher than the margin of victory between the winner and runner-up in the 2020 presidential election. Key demographics represented in each category. Sixty-eight percent of U.S. crypto owners are either Gen Z or Millennials. Additionally, 48% identify as non-white and 70% have a household income below $100k. Crypto voters likely to back candidates. Roughly two-thirds (67%) of crypto owners in key battleground states say they are likely to vote for candidates who support the crypto industry. Diverse range of occupations and interests. Eighteen percent of crypto owners are stay-at-home moms. Additionally, 41% enjoy listening to country music. Passion for crypto. Fifty-nine percent of crypto owners think about crypto more than they think about their next vacation. Crypto voters prioritize freedom. Seventy-one percent of crypto owners say freedom is very important to them in how they live their lives, and 76% say they own crypto because it gives them freedom. Dissatisfaction with traditional finance. Eighty-seven percent of crypto voters want more control over their financial lives. Crypto seen as a way to modernize traditional finance. Seventy-six percent of crypto voters agree that crypto helps individuals have more control over their financial lives. Desire for clearer regulation. Seventy-four percent of crypto voters say clearer crypto regulation is needed, and 75% agree that such regulation will help the economy. Crypto voters want bipartisan support. Seventy-three percent of crypto-owning voters believe that crypto-friendly legislation should receive bipartisan support from both parties.