According to Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on November 1, the latest poll data released by the HarrisX public policy research team in conjunction with the Blockchain Association shows that 66% of registered voters in the United States believe that the SEC should wait for Congress to establish a clear regulatory framework before taking enforcement actions against the cryptocurrency industry.
Data shows that 81% of respondents demand the government strengthen education on the risk-return of digital assets, and 61% of voters pointed out that the SEC's enforcement standards are inconsistent. 54% of voters believe that the SEC's tough enforcement has led to a brain drain of blockchain development talent.
The survey found that candidates supporting digital asset innovation received higher levels of support, with a net support rate of 17 percentage points, among which the net support rate of cryptocurrency voters reached 61 percentage points.
According to statistics from the Blockchain Association, during Gary Gensler's tenure, the SEC has initiated 104 enforcement actions against the digital asset industry, resulting in related companies incurring a total of $426 million in legal defense expenditures.